Description

This is an authoritative, in-depth and comprehensive study of the Institution of Property and the varying forms that it has taken during the course of development. The author traces the changes that the concept has undergone since the earliest time legally, historically and philosophically. The concept of property has undergone a drastic change at the hands of the Indian Legislature and judiciary and this timely study becomes especially relevant in the Indian context. The book is bound to be of special interest to judges, lawyers, legislators, teachers and students of law. Reviews: ‘The work on the whole is well written and well organised with collection of good ideas’ – “Kerala Law Times”. ‘The Bench, the Bar, the Revenue authorities, students of property law can find the book very informative’ – “Cuttack Law Times”. ‘The book is a good statement of the discussion that has gone on before in the area selected for study’ – “Malaya Law Review”.