The Court and the Constitution of India Summits and Shallows
Reddy, O. ChinnappaAuthor
New Delhi ; Oxford : Oxford University Press,
2008.
This narrative of the working of the Indian Supreme Court enables us to assess its collective strength and fragility as an institution of national governance, and guides us through the maze of constitutional interpretation created by India's most eminent justices. It contributes towards civic and republican education about the role of summit justices in a rapidly changing post-colonial, and now also hyperglobalizing, India.
Bibliographic Level Mode of Issuance: Monograph
Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
This narrative of the working of the Indian Supreme Court enables us to assess its collective strength and fragility as an institution of national governance, and guides us through the maze of constitutional interpretation created by India's most eminent justices. It contributes towards civic and republican education about the role of summit justices in a rapidly changing post-colonial, and now also hyperglobalizing, India.
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India. Supreme Court.
India.
Judicial power
Courts
Justice, Administration of