Indian Constitutional Law 1st Edition by M P Jain ISBN 9386515040 9789386515049

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ISBN 10: 9386515040

ISBN 13: 978-9386515049

Author:  M P Jain 

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Indian Constitutional Law 1st Edition Table of contents:

PART I: INTRODUCTORY

Chapter I: Introductory

• A. Constitutional Law – Page 1

• B. Constitutionalism – Page 6

• C. Rule of Law – Page 7

• D. Historical Perspective – Page 9

• E. Salient Features of the Indian Constitution – Page 10

  • (a) Modern Constitution – Page 10

  • (b) Written Constitution – Page 11

  • (c) Preamble – Page 11

  • (d) Socialist State – Page 14

  • (e) Welfare State – Page 15

  • (f) Secular State – Page 15

  • (g) Responsible Government – Page 16

  • (h) Fundamental Rights – Page 16

  • (i) Minorities and Backward Classes – Page 17

  • (j) Elections – Page 18

  • (k) Judiciary – Page 18

  • (l) Federal Constitution – Page 19

• F. Fundamental Law – Page 21

PART II: THE UNION

Chapter II: Parliament

• A. Constitution of Parliament – Page 24

• B. Composition of Rajya Sabha – Page 25

  • (a) House of Lords – Page 26

  • (b) Federations – Page 27

• C. Composition of Lok Sabha – Page 28

• D. Parliamentary Membership—Qualifications and Disqualifications – Page 29

  • (a) Office of Profit – Page 30

  • (b) The Parliament (Prevention of Disqualification) Act, 1959 – Page 37

  • (c) Joint Committee on Offices of Profit – Page 38

  • (d) Decision on Disqualification – Page 38

  • (e) Criminalisation of Politics – Page 43

• E. Other Provisions regarding Parliamentary Membership – Page 44

  • (a) Simultaneous Membership – Page 44

  • (b) Termination of Membership – Page 44

  • (c) Committee on Absence of Members – Page 44

  • (d) Taking of Oath – Page 44

  • (e) Penalty – Page 44

  • (f) Salary – Page 45

• F. Anti-Defection Law – Page 45

  • (a) Kihota Hollohon – Page 47

  • (b) Subsequent Developments – Page 49

• G. Meeting of Parliament – Page 52

  • (a) Summoning – Page 52

  • (b) President’s Address – Page 52

  • (c) Power to Send Messages – Page 53

  • (d) Quorum – Page 54

  • (e) Decisions – Page 54

  • (f) Vacancy in a House – Page 55

  • (g) Language – Page 55

  • (h) Who Can Participate in the Proceedings of a House? – Page 55

• H. Officers of Parliament – Page 55

  • (a) Speaker/Deputy Speaker – Page 55

  • (b) Chairman of Rajya Sabha – Page 57

  • (c) Parliamentary Secretariat – Page 57

• I. Termination of Parliament – Page 57

  • (a) Prorogation – Page 57

  • (b) Adjournment – Page 58

  • (c) Dissolution – Page 58

  • (d) Effect of Dissolution on Business Pending in the House – Page 63

• J. Functions of Parliament – Page 64

  • (i) Legislation – Page 64

    • (a) Procedure – Page 64

    • (b) Joint Session – Page 65

    • (c) President’s Assent – Page 66

    • (d) Private Members’ Bills – Page 67

  • (ii) Control of Public Finance – Page 68

    • (a) Four Principles – Page 68

    • (b) No Tax Without Authority of Law – Page 68

    • (c) Money Bills – Page 70

    • (d) Parliamentary Procedure in Money Bills – Page 70

    • (e) President’s Assent – Page 71

    • (f) Executive’s Responsibility in Financial Matters – Page 71

    • (g) Parliamentary Control on Appropriations – Page 72

      • Consolidated Fund – Page 72

      • Public Account – Page 73

    • (h) Expenditure Charged on the Consolidated Fund – Page 73

    • (i) Annual Appropriations – Page 74

    • (j) Appropriation Act – Page 75

    • (k) Finance Act – Page 75

    • (l) Votes on Account – Page 76

    • (m) Votes of Credit – Page 76

    • (n) Exceptional Grant – Page 76

    • (o) Supplementary Grants – Page 76

    • (p) Contingency Fund – Page 76

    • (q) Parliament’s Power to Regulate Financial Procedure – Page 77

    • (r) Borrowing – Page 77

    • (s) Comptroller and Auditor-General – Page 77

    • (t) Parliamentary Financial Committees – Page 79

      • Public Accounts Committee – Page 79

      • Estimates Committee – Page 80

      • General Features of the Two Committees – Page 80

  • (iii) Deliberation and Discussion – Page 80

  • (iv) Parliamentary Committees – Page 81

• K. Interrelation of the Houses – Page 82

  • (i) Legislative Process (Other than Money Bills) – Page 82

  • (ii) Financial Legislation – Page 83

  • (iii) Other Areas – Page 83

    • (a) Impeachment – Page 84

    • (b) Removal of a Judge of the Supreme Court or a High Court – Page 84

    • (c) Election of the President – Page 84

    • (d) Election of Vice-President – Page 84

    • (e) Removal of the Vice-President – Page 84

    • (f) Control of the Executive – Page 84

    • (g) Amendment of the Constitution – Page 84

    • (h) Declaring a State Matter as National Importance – Page 85

    • (i) Presidential Ordinance – Page 85

    • (j) Declaration of an Emergency – Page 85

    • (k) Failure of Constitutional Machinery in a State – Page 85

  • (iv) Assessment of the Role of Rajya Sabha – Page 85

• L. Parliamentary Privileges – Page 86

  • (i) Privileges Expressly Conferred by the Constitution – Page 87

    • (a) Freedom of Speech – Page 87

    • (b) Words Spoken Outside a House – Page 90

 

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