This scholarly work by Dr. H.O. Aggarwal provides an authoritative overview of key issues on International Law. The book is divided into two parts. Part I deals with the traditional as well as modern topics of International Law, while human rights has been exclusively dealt in Part II of the book. Recent Judgments of the International Court of Justice have also been referred to wherever required. This book shall be extremely useful to scholars and students of International Law, Human Rights and war studies. It will also be cater the needs of students appearing in the competitive examinations and at the same time fulfil the requirements of NGO’s and government legal advisors working in these areas.

This is a study of the first principles of law, as jurisprudence, as a subject, is often described. Even the first principles of law have not remained static. The principles of law which occupy a position of prime importance at one time may outlive their utility in the course of time and may be replaced by some other new and up-coming principles or there may be an amalgam of the new with the old. The present study contains all the outstanding features in which this subject is usually cast.

Introduction to Muslim Law by Tahir Mahmood and Saif Mahmood provides a clear and analytical overview of the principles and sources of Muslim personal law. The book is well suited for beginners and law students, explaining key concepts with modern legal developments and case references.

The first book of its kind in India, providing a thorough survey and detailed treatment of the fundamentals of International law. The book outlines a comprehensive account of all aspects of International Law including Law of Peace and Dispute Settlement, Human Rights and Humanitarian Law, Protection of International Environment, and modes of conduction of International Transactions through Treaties and diplomatic Agents.