Ramachandran,V.G <br/><br/>
Law of Writs 

 - 5th Ed. 
 - Lucknow:  Eastern Book Company,  1993. 
 - 1256p,;  cxvi,  24cm. 
<br/><br/> CONTENTS<br/>PART- I<br/>Historical Background<br/>Chapter- 1<br/>England<br/>Chapter- 2<br/>India<br/><br/>PART- II<br/>General Principles of writ Jurisdiction<br/>Chapter- 1<br/>Constitutional Provisions<br/>Chapter- 2<br/>Locus Stand-who may Apply<br/>Chapter- 3<br/>Against whom Writ may be issue<br/>Chapter- 4 <br/>Territorial jurisdiction<br/>Chapter- 5<br/>Purpose for which Writs may be issue<br/>Chapter- 6<br/>Delay and Laches<br/>Chapter- 7<br/>alternative Remedy<br/>Chapter- 8<br/>Natural Justice<br/>Chapter- 9<br/>administrative Tribunals<br/>Chapter- 10<br/>Exclusion of Judicial Review<br/>Chapter- 11<br/>Judicial Review of Administrative Discretion<br/>Chapter- 12<br/>Other Limitations of writ Jurisdiction<br/>Chapter- 13<br/>Public Interest Litigation<br/>PART- III<br/>Specific Writs<br/>Chapter- 1<br/>Habeas Corpus<br/>Chapter- 2<br/>Mandamus<br/>Chapter- 3<br/>Prohibition<br/>Chapter- 4<br/>Certiorari<br/>Chapter- 5<br/>Quo Warranto<br/><br/>PART- IV<br/>Miscellaneous<br/>Chapter- 1<br/>Supervisory Jurisdiction of High Courts<br/>Chapter- 2<br/>Special Leave Petitions<br/>Chapter- 3<br/>Constitutional Amendments<br/><br/>PART- V<br/>Practice and Procedure<br/>Chapter- 1<br/>Principles of Procedure<br/>Chapter- 2<br/>Facets of Practice 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>8170125049 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Law-Writs
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>342  / RAM