Child Custody and Detention

Par : Prashant Chandra
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  • FormatePub
  • ISBN978-93-93029-06-5
  • EAN9789393029065
  • Date de parution23/04/2022
  • Protection num.pas de protection
  • Infos supplémentairesepub
  • ÉditeurZorba Books

Résumé

How does the Indian legal system work to serve you - and what does it ask of you as a citizen? What are the major laws, codes, and procedures you should arm yourself with to harness the good of the system and fight its ills and travails? Eminent lawyer Prashant Chandra takes the reader through a riveting, detailed, and comprehensive journey through some of India's laws that are of central relevance to daily life.
The primary focus of his book is the importance of liberty. It looks with academic thoroughness on Indian laws relating to liberty. One manifestation of this is the liberty people sometimes seek from each other: in the case of a married couple, for instance, securing liberty can mean securing custody by a parent of his or her child, which often happens because of differences between spouses and their inability to continue life together as a family.
Prashant Chandra was enrolled to practice law in 1979. He has since been practicing in all jurisdictions in various High Courts as well as the Supreme Court of India and is a Door Tennant in Halcyon Chambers, Birmingham, United Kingdom. He was designated Senior Advocate by the Full Court of Uttar Pradesh High Court and has a right of audience before courts by virtue of designation as a Senior Advocate.
He has experience of more than four decades in legal practice and has been rendering legal advice and practicing in all branches of law on a regular basis. He has handled cases on land laws, industrial disputes, service matters, arbitration, trademark, copyright, taxation, company matters, constitutional matters, testamentary and matrimonial jurisdictions and has expertise in preventive detention matters.