This book is far more than a Law Lexicon — it is a comprehensive work on parliamentary and constitutional law, examined from both jurisprudential and practical perspectives, with particular focus on India.

Written to shed legal light on the growing controversies within this branch of jurisprudence, this dictionary aims to help readers arrive at informed, well-reasoned solutions.

Key Features:

• Covers words, expressions, terms, doctrines, and theories of a general nature, with special reference to the Constitution of India and Indian parliamentary practices and procedures
• Includes the Preambles of select World Constitutions with close proximity to the Constitution of India, along with their Parliamentary/Central Legislature compositions — offering readers insight into the aims and objectives behind these constitutions
• Draws from authoritative and diverse source materials, including:
  • Constitutional, statutory, and conventional provisions
  • Decisions of the Supreme Court of India and judgments from foreign courts, including the UK, USA, Australia, and Canada
  • Authoritative texts on related subjects
• Designed to be a practical and scholarly reference for legal practitioners, academicians, students, and all those engaged with constitutional and parliamentary law