Judicial Activism in India

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Oxford University Press, 2003 - Law - 326 pages
Judicial Activism in India is a socio-political study of judicial review, tracing the evolution of the Supreme Court of India from a passive, positivist court into an activist, articulating counter-majoritarian checks on democracy.

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Judicial Activism in India
Satyaranjan Purushottam Sathe
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About the author (2003)

S.P. Sathe is Honorary Director, Institute of Advanced Legal Studies, Pune. He has been teaching law for over forty years and been principal of ILS Law College, Pune (1976-91). He has contributed extensively to Indian and foreign legal periodicals and authored several books.

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TitleJudicial Activism in India
Law in India series
Oxford India paperbacks
AuthorSatyaranjan Purushottam Sathe
Edition2, illustrated
PublisherOxford University Press, 2003
ISBN0195668235, 9780195668230
Length326 pages
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Law / Civil Procedure
Law / Comparative
Law / Constitutional
Law / Courts
Law / General
Law / Judicial Power
Political Science / American Government / Judicial Branch
Political Science / Constitutions
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