BIBLIOGRAPHY

A. CONSTITUTIONS, ACTS AND STATUTES

¾ Bengal State Prisoners Regulation, 1818.

¾ Bill of Rights, 1689.

¾ Body of principles for the protection of All Persons under any form of
Detention or Imprisonment, 1988.

¾ Bombay Regulation, 1827.

¾ Bonded Labour System (Abolition) Act, 1976.

¾ Citizenship Act, 1955.

¾ Conservation of Foreign Exchange and Prevention of Smuggling

Activities Act, 1974.

¾ Constitution of Bangladesh, 1972.

¾ Constitution of Canada, 1982.

¾ Constitution of China, 1982.

¾ Constitution of Eire, 1937.

¾ Constitution of India Bill, 1895.

¾ Constitution of India, 1950.

¾ Constitution of Japan, 1946.

¾ Constitution of Nepal, 1990.

¾ Constitution of Sri Lanka, 1972.

¾ Constitution of U.S.S.R., 1977.

¾ Constitution of United States, 1791.

¾ Constitution of West Germany, 1949.

¾ Contract Labour (Regulation and Abolition) Act, 1970.

i 
 
 ¾ Convention on the Rights of the child, 1989.

¾ Criminal Procedure Code, 1898, 1973.

¾ Defence of India (Amendment) Ordinance, 1943.

¾ Defence of India Act, 1939.

¾ Defence of the Realm Act, 1915.

¾ Delhi Road Transport Authority (Conditions of Appointments and

Service) Regulations, 1952.

¾ European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and

Fundamental Freedoms, 1950.

¾ Government of India Act, 1935.

¾ Hindu Marriage Act, 1955.

¾ Holdsworth, History of English Law, 7th Edn., vol I Rigueda.

¾ Income Tax Act, 1922.

¾ Indian Penal Code, 1860.

¾ Inter State Migrant Workmen (Regulation of Employment and Conditions

of Service) Act, 1979.

¾ International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, 1966.

¾ Juvenile Justice Act, 1986.

¾ Legal Services Authorities Act, 1987.

¾ Madras Regulation, 1819.

¾ Magna Carta, 1215.

¾ Maintenenance of Internal Security Act, 1971.

¾ Petition of Rights, 1628.

¾ Prevention of Corruption Act, 1952.

ii 
 
 ¾ Preventive Detention Act, 1950.

¾ Prisoners Act, 1871, 1894.

¾ Protection of Human Rights Act, 1993.

¾ Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of Atrocities) Act,

1989.

¾ State Prisoners Act, 1850, 1858.

¾ Terrorists and Disruptive Activities (Prevention) Act, 1987.

¾ The Citizenship Act 1955

¾ The Muslim Women (Protection of Rights on Divorce)Act 1986

¾ The Places of Worship (Special Provisions) Act 1991

¾ The Protections of Human Rights, 1993

¾ The Representation of the People Act, 1950

¾ The Scheduled Castes and The Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of

Atrocities) Act 1989

¾ Torture in Greece: The First Torture’s Trial, 1975 (Amnesty International

Publication), 1977.

¾ U. P. Police Regulations.

¾ Universal Declaration of Human Rights, 1948.

B. REPORTS
¾ Bengal Committee Report, 1950.

¾ Bombay Committee Report, 1949.

¾ Government of India, Processual Justice to the People, 1973 (Krishna Iyer

Report).

¾ Nehru Report, 1928.

iii 
 
 ¾ Shah Commission Report, 1978.

C. BOOKS
¾ Antony, M.J.: Landmark Judgements on Children's Rights
¾ Bansal, V.K., Right to Life and Personal Liberty in India, 1987.

¾ Basu, Durga Das Commentaries: on the Constitution of India, 6th ed., vol.
D, 1978.

¾ Basu, Durga Das Commentary: on the Constitution of India

¾ Basu, Durga Das., Select Constitutions of the world, 3rd ed., 1990.

¾ Basu, Durga Das: Introduction to the Constitution of India

¾ Basu, Durga Das: Shorter Constitution of India

¾ Bhagwati, P.N., as instrument of Change, 1985.

¾ Blackstone, Commentaries on the Laws of England, 16th Ed., vol. I, 1825.

¾ Constituent Assembly Debates, Government of India, vol.III, 1947,

VOL.vii, 1948.

¾ Cooley, Thomas M., The general principles of Constitutional law in the

United States of America, 1931 (Indian Reprint 1994).

¾ Defence of India Rules, 1962.

¾ Denning, Lord, What Next in the Law, Butterworths, London, 1982.

¾ Dhavan, Rajeeev, Justice on Trial: The Supreme Court Today, 1980

¾ Dicey, A. V., Law of the Constitution, 10th ed., 1959.

¾ Errabi, B., Right to Travel Under the Constitution, 1986.

¾ G. Maheswaran: Social Segregation and Slums: The Plight of Dalits in

the Slums

¾ Gupt, Uma, Supreme Court and Civil Liberties, 1988.

¾ Hansaria, B. L., Right to Life and Liberty under the Constitution, 1994.

iv 
 
 ¾ Jain, M.P.: Indian Constitutional Law

¾ Jain, Subhash C.: The Constitution of India- Select Issues & Perceptions

¾ Jennings, Ivor, The Law and the Constitution, 5th Ed., 1959.

¾ Kashyap, Subhash C. Anti-Defection Law and Parliamentary Privileges

¾ Kashyap, Subhash C.(ed.): Constitutional Reforms: Problem, Prospects

and Perspectives

¾ Kashyap, Subhash C.(ed.): Perspectives of the Constitution

¾ Lloyd, Dennis, Idea of Law, 1996.

¾ Mathew, P.D. Measures for Eradication of Child Labour Fundamental

Right to Primary Education

¾ Mathew, P.D.: Cultural and Educational Rights of the Minorities

¾ Mathew, P.D.: For Ensuring a Safe Environment Law Against Pollution

¾ Mathew, P.D.: Public Interest Litigation

¾ Mathew, P.D.: Right to Compensation in Torture and Custodial Death;

¾ Mathew, P.D.: Right to Compensationfor Violaiton of Fundamental

Rights

¾ Mathew, P.D.: Right to Speedy Trail

¾ Mathew, P.D.: Social Justice Cell

¾ Mathew, P.D.: The Law to Protect Human Rights in India

¾ Mathew, P.D.: The National Commission for SC & ST

¾ Mathew, P.D.: The Rights of Prisoners

¾ Mathew, P.D.: The Rights of Workers Employed in Plantaions

¾ Mathew, P.D.: When Do You Have the Right of Private Defence

¾ Mathew, P.D.: Which Criminal Actions are Exempted from Punishment?

v 
 
 ¾ Mathew, P.D.: Workmen's Right for Compensation for Accidents and
Occupational Diseases

¾ Mathew, S.J.: National Commission For Women of Delhi

¾ Mishra, Govind, Right to Privacy in India, 1994.

¾ Mukherji, P.B., Civil Liberties, 1968.

¾ Pandey, J.N.: Constitutional Law of India

¾ Rai, Kailash: Constitutional Law of India

¾ Rao, B. Shiva, Framing of India’s Constitution: A Study, 1968 and Select

Documents,vol. 2nd and vol. 3rd., 1987.

¾ Salmond on Jurisprudence, 12th ed., 1966.

¾ Schwartz, Bernard, Constitutional Law, 2nd ed., 1979.

¾ Seervai, H.M., The Emergency, Future Safeguards and the Habeas

Corpus Case, A Criticism, 1978.

¾ Seervi, H.M.: Constitutional Law of India.

¾ Sharma, S.N., Personal Liberty under Indian Constitution, 1991.

¾ Shukla, V.N., Constitution of India, 9th Ed., 1994.

¾ Singh, Mahendra P. (Edi.), Comparative Constitutional Law, 1989.

¾ Story, Constitution, 4th Ed., Arts., 1943-46.

¾ Tripathi, P.K., Spotlights on Constitutional Interpretation, 1972.

D.ARTICLES
¾ Amar, Akhil Reed, The Bill of Rights and the Fourteenth Amendment,
101 Yale L J 1193.

¾ Barnum, David G. Article 21 and Policy Making Role of Courts in India:

An American Perspective, 30 JILI (1988) 19.

vi 
 
 ¾ Baxi, Upendra, The Supreme Court Under Trial: Under Trials and The
Supreme Court, (1980) 1 S C C 35 (Jour.).

¾ Bhat, P. Ishwara, Taking Right to Property in the Bosom of Right to life

and Personal Liberty: Comparative Reflection in Recent Constitutional
Developments in America, Canada and India, 38 JILI (1996) 13.

¾ Bhagwati, P.N. Human Rights in the Criminal Justice System, 12 I B R

(1985) 316.

¾ Cassels, Jamie, Judicial Activism and Public Interest Litigation in India:

Attempting the Impossible?, 37 A J C L (1989) 495.

¾ Charles, Warren and Louis, D. Brandies, The Right to Privacy, 4 H L R

193.

¾ Chaturvedi, M. N., Liberalizing the Requirement of Standing in Public

Interest Litigation, 26 JILI (1984) 52.

¾ Chauhan, V.S., Sovereign Immunity Versus Fundamental Rights: Gray

Area of Tension in the Constitutional Law of India, AIR 1992 (Jour.)
129.

¾ Chabra, K.S., Legal Aid in Criminal Proceedings, 22 JILI (1988) 371.

¾ David, Allen , Structured Settlement, 104 L Q R 448, (1988).

¾ Dhavan, Rajeev, Law as a Struggle: Public Interest Law in India, 36 JILI

302 (1994).

¾ Dwivedi, B.P., From Shah to SAHELI: A New Dimension to Government

Liability, 36 JILI (1994) 99.

¾ Dwivedi, B.P., Bonded Labour And Judicial Process, (1988) CULR 391.

¾ Dwivedi, B.P., Industrial Disaster: A Judicial Response, 25 Ban LJ 97.

¾ Dwivedi, B.P., Justice Bhagwati and Legal Aid, (1990) CULR 388.

¾ Dwivedi, B.P., Neglected Juveniles: The Law and Laxity, 16 IBR (1989)
386.

vii 
 
 ¾ Dwivedi, B.P., The Right To Privacy: A New Horizon, AIR 1991 (Jour. )
113.

¾ Dwivedi, B.P., The Rehabilitation Of Bonded Labour: The Law And

Laxity, 16 IBR (1989) 386.

¾ Dhavan, Rajeev, Ambedkar’s Prophecy: Poverty of Human Rights in

India, 36 JILI 8(1994).

¾ Diwan, Paras, Torture and the Right to Human Dignity, (1981) 4 SCC 31
(Jour.).

¾ Errabi, B., Right to Go Abroad: Judicial Treatment in India, (1981) 8

JBCI 183.

¾ Fazal, M.A., Drafting a British Bill of Rights, 27 JILI (1985) 423.

¾ Ghouse, Mohammad, Human Rights and Fundamental Rights, 11 IBR

(1984) 396.

¾ Gopalakrishnan, N.S., Delay in Execution: An Evaluation of the Judicial

Reasoning, (1989) 1 NLSJ 169.

¾ Jacob, Alice, Vicarious Liability of Government in India, 7 JILI 247

(1965).

¾ Juneja, P.C., Setting a Time Frame for Criminal Trials, (1988), 12 Ac LR

151.

¾ Heuston, R.F.V., Liversidge v. Anderson in Retrospect, 1986 L.Q.R. 86.

¾ Jain, S.N., Money Compensation for Administrative Wrongs through

Article 32, 25 JILI, 118 (1983).

¾ Jariwala, C.M., Justice Bhagwati and Personal Liberty, 16 Ban L J (1980)

50.

¾ Jariwala, C.M., The Concept of Personal Liberty and Indian Judiciary,

(1981) 17 Ban L J 102.

viii 
 
 ¾ Jariwala, C.M., Direction of Environmental Justice in India: Critical
Appraisal of 1987 Case Law 35 JILI 92 (1993).

¾ Jariwala, C.M., Emerging Right to Environment: An Indian Perspective,

SOUVENIR, International Conference on Shaping The Future of Law:
Children, Environment and Human Health, Indian Law Institute, New
Delhi, XII, Ac LRI (1998) 1.

¾ Llyod, Do We Need A Bill Of Rights?, 39 MLR 121.

¾ Mangalam, S. Mohan Kumar, Personal Liberty, AIR 1955(Jour.) 39.

¾ Mathur, L.N., Implementation of Legal Aid: Organisational, Financial

and Administrative, (1977) Kur L J, 97.

¾ Mishra, Govind, Privacy and the Indian Legal System, 12 Del. L. Rev.
(1990).

¾ Pande, B. B. When They Come To The Court Seeking Basic Needs:

Alternatives To The Flawed Response, 31 JILI 360 (1989).

¾ Pande, B. B. Right to Life or Death?: For Bharat Both Cannot Be Right,

(1994) 4 SCC 19 (Jour.).

¾ Powell, Capital Punishment, 102 Har L R 1035 (1989).

¾ Ramchandran, Raju, Article 21 and The Ghost of Shamdasani, (1987) 1

SCC 42.

¾ Razdan, Usha, Apex Court Towards the Humanising the Administration

of Juvenile Justice, 33 JILI (1991) 366.

¾ Reddy, O. Chinnappa, Socialism, Constitution and Legal Aid Movement

in India, AIR 1986 (Jour.) 1.

¾ Sampath, B. N., XIX A S I L (1983), 295.

¾ Sathe, S. P., XXVII A S I L (1991), 200.

¾ Sharma, S. K., Jurisprudence of Legal Aid: A Constitutional Juridical

Perspective, 13 Ac L R (1989) 165.

ix 
 
 ¾ Singh, Mahendra P., Constitutional Liability of the State: Erosion of
Sovereign Immunity, 15 The Lawyers, May 1994, 17.

¾ Singh, Parmanand, Thinking about the Limits of Judicial Vindication of

Public Interest, (1985) 3 SCC 1 (Jour.).

¾ Tripathi, P.K., in Article 32 and the Compensation Conundrum, 2 S C C

51 (1984).

¾ Tripathi, P.K.,Rule of Law, Democracy and the Fronteir of Judicial

Activisim, 17 JILI (1975) 17.

¾ Tripathi, P. K., The Fiasco of Overruling A. K. Gopalan, AIR 1990

(Jour.) 1.

¾ Tulzapurkar, Judiciary: Attacks and Survival, AIR 1983 (Jour.) 9.

¾ Vincent, S. James, Unwanted pregnancy and Unrimitted Row over Roev.

Wade’, 32 JILI (1990) 246.

¾ Vibhute, K.I.Delay in Execution of Death Sentence as an Extenuating

Factor and the Supreme Court of India: Jurisprudence and Jurists’
Prudence, 35 JILI (1993) 122.

¾ Zeev, Segal, AGeneral Approch to Privacy: The Israeli v. The English

Approach, Public Law, 1982, Stevens, London, 240.

¾ www.dainikjagran.com

¾ www.nhrc.nic.in

¾ www.thehindu.com

x