Lexis Nexis Halsbury's Laws of India-Elections; Vol 13
In this volume on Elections, the contributor has discussed under each thematic topic the relevant provisions of the Representation of People Act (both 1950 and 1951) as well as all allied laws that would be relevant thereby providing a comprehensive and holistic treatment.
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Some of the key highlights are • Halsbury’s Laws of India is a series based on Halsbury’s Laws of England, which provides a comprehensive statement of law • This series is not a commentary but presents the legal position as it is laid by legislation and case law • In this volume on Elections, the contributor has discussed under each thematic topic the relevant provisions of the Representation of People Act (both 1950 and 1951) as well as all allied laws that would be relevant thereby providing a comprehensive and holistic treatment •This second edition has been revised by SK Mendiratta, Legal Advisor, Election Commission of India and also Former UN Election Commissioner, Afghanistan, Former Director (Law)-cum-Principal Secretary, Election Commission of India, and Former Advisor, Delimitation Commission of India • This volume presents the position of the law as on August 2015
