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Imprint Lucknow : Eastern Book Co. Physical description cii, 66, p. Available online. Full view. Law Library Crown. S55 Unknown. More options. Find it at other libraries via WorldCat Limited preview. Vijaya Narain. Mahendra P. Singh, one of the eminent professors of constitutional law, has incorporated all the recent developments in the most readable and comprehensible form in the eleventh edition of the book, which is under review. All most all the important decisions of the apex court and of the high courts including the three landmark decisions of the constitutional bench of the Supreme Court of India, viz.

Subash C. Coelho v. Union of India 4 rendered in the recent past have been incorporated very succinctly. No doubt, the discussions, however concise, provide great insights into the recent developments in the field of constitutional law. The book also includes all the amendments brought till date.

One of the unique features of the book is that it provides accurate details relating to amendments in precise form. Wherever the new amendments have been incorporated, the book provides, in the footnote, details of the amendment, text of the provision prior to the amendment etc. Such an accurate reproduction of the text of each provision of the Constitution clearly brings home the point that in understanding the Constitution, text is more important than the case laws.

Unfortunately in the recent days, over emphasis is given to the case laws rather than to the text of the Constitution in understanding it. Such an approach is adopted even by some of the textbook writers who have written books on Constitution without reference to the text of the Constitution as if it had no relevance.

Such a realist approach in the study of Constitution does not go well with the democratic creed of our Constitution. The authors of the book under review never overlooked the importance of the text of the Constitution. The comparative perspective given in some places provides motivation for the readers to know about other systems as well.