Supreme Court Yearly Digest 2003

You will be glad to know that once again the Supreme Court Yearly Digest by Surendra Malik is ready in record time. The popularity of this series has increased every year and our trade friends have been able to sell the book in larger quantities every year.

This Yearly Digest covers all cases reported in the 12 volumes of Supreme Court Cases (Volumes 1 to 11 of SCC 2003 and Volume 10 of SCC 2002 which was released in June, 2003) and other important law journals. It thus offers the single most comprehensive coverage of the case-law of the Supreme Court for the year 2003 and is most indispensable for every lawyer.

In the words of a leading lawyer, "after acquiring the Yearly Digest by Surendra Malik, you do not need any other digest or book for Supreme Court case-law". The Supreme Court Yearly Digest by Surendra Malik offers several unique and exclusive features. For example this Digest now includes Bench strength, names of Judges and date of decision. No other digest offers so much. Inspite of all this, the book is priced most reasonably.

Special Features:

• Cases digested both statute-wise and topic-wise with multiple cross-references and cross citations and comparative tables of all important journals such as SCC, AIR, Cri LJ, STC, Comp Cas, ITR, LLJ, LLN, Lab IC, FLR, ATC, SLR, ELT etc.
• Thorough analysis, giving more points from each case, more cases on each topic/statute. Makes your search really profitable.
• Extracts from the case itself, make the digest notes authentic and reliable.
• Excellent noter-up which points out overruled, cited, followed etc. cases. Gives you the true strength and latest standing of any ruling.
• Earlier connected cases of Supreme Court and High Courts especially those appealed against are linked by annotations under the digest notes.
• Covering all cases reported in Volumes 1 to 9 of Supreme Court Cases, 2002 and other important law journals.
• Notable extracts from Supreme Court case-law
• Table of Books, Treatises and Authorities relied upon. Supreme Court Yearly Digest, 2002

• Justice B.P. Beri (Retd.), Former Chief Justice of Rajasthan High Court:
  I have had occasion to refer to the Supreme Court Yearly Digest and I am greatly impressed by its scientific arrangement, comprehensiveness and the author 's capacity to extract the essence of decisions. I am confident, the busy lawyer, the over-burdened Judge and an anxious author will find it indispensable.
• Kerala Law Times:
  Hailed as a great contribution to the legal literature when it first appeared in 1977, this series has maintained its reputation all through and its utility to the Bench and the Bar has not in the least been impaired over these long years.
• Cochin University Law Review:
  The book contains not only a lot of information but also several keys to facilitate easy use of the information. There are Comparative Tables of citations which ensure an easy method for locating the cases, the Table of Overruled, Reversed and Followed, etc. Cases and the list of Articles, Books and Treatises cited are the most useful among the keys provided in the book. The busy lawyers will find this table extremely useful. It would also help them to evaluate the precedential value of any particular decision which they know.
• Singapore Journal of Legal Studies:
  The Supreme Court Yearly Digest constitutes a comprehensive reference work recording the decisions of the Indian Supreme Court for the year. The nature of an annual digest is such that it is intended primarily as an aid to research, whether by a practitioner, a scholar or a student.
• Academy Law Review:
  The mass of decisions has been deftly distilled and their quintessence exquisitely extracted in the digest.