Author · 2026
Writ Jurisdiction Under the Indian Constitution
Essays on Articles 32, 136, 226 and 227
- Publisher
- Aspirence Press
- Year
- 2026
- Edition
- First Edition
- Extent
- 232 pages
- ISBN
- 978-81-XXXXX-00-7
- Role
- Author
Writs are the remedial architecture of the Indian Constitution. This volume is a practitioner's map of that architecture — Articles 32 and 136 before the Supreme Court; Articles 226 and 227 before the High Courts — read as a connected whole. Chapters survey the writ remedies in service, administrative, criminal, public-interest, and election-law matters, with sustained attention to the self-imposed restraints of the writ courts.
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Table of contents
Contents.
- I.The Constitutional Framework of Judicial Review001
- II.Article 32 — The Heart and Soul of the Constitution029
- III.Article 226 — Reach and Limits057
- IV.Article 227 — The Supervisory Jurisdiction085
- V.Writ Proceedings in Service and Administrative Matters113
- VI.Writs in Criminal Jurisdiction141
- VII.Public Interest Litigation — Doctrine and Discipline169
- VIII.Contempt, Remedies, and the Rule of Law197
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