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............................................................................................................................DescriptionThis book puts forward the view that a sound and, satisfying foundation for a general and fully National Indian Law of Affidavits lies in our unalterable commitment to Vedas, Upanishads, Puranas and Smritis which speak in solemn organic harmony.The succeeding chapters contain detailed discussion concerning affidavits in general and in the context of various enactments and legal proceedings. Affidavits find a place not only in the Code of Civil Procedure, but in other statutes as well. Still the basic and fundamental principles are based on the overview of the CPC and gain relevance and significance from these.The book puts forward the enormous and many-sided literature on affidavits spread over different statutes in India and brings to the readers the quintessence of judicial dicta concerning affidavits laid down in myriad of cases decided by the Indian courts with reference to well-known English and American decided cases in order to make it an extensive work.Feeling the vital importance of affidavit in the ongoing cases, various new Model Forms, updated decided cases of Supreme Court and various High Courts have been incorporated in the present edition. 125 Model Forms of Affidavit will prove useful practically to all concerned.............................................................................................................................ContentsChapter 1. IntroductionChapter 2. Importance and Relevance of AffidavitsChapter 3. Legal Formalities in Litigations, Practice and Procedure of AffidavitsChapter 4. Allied Law on AffidavitChapter 5. Foreign Law on AffidavitChapter 6. Provisions of Relevant Acts & Rules on AffidavitsChapter 7. Forms of Affidavits............................................................................................................................Author Details Ever since his enrollment as advocate in Kerala High Court in May 1968, Mr. S. Parameswaran had been a leading lawyer. Besides being an active social worker he was the Legal Advisor and Consultant to several companies and trading firms. He had a roaring practice in High Courts and other Courts and Tribunals in Kerala and outside, particularly in Madras, Bangalore and Delhi. He was active in all branches of Law including Economic Offences.Besides, he was also the Special Editor, Karnataka Civil and Criminal Reporter; Contributing Editor, Corporate Law Adviser; Member, Editorial Committee, Social Justice and Kerala Law Times. Apart from that he was the Regional Editor of several Law Journals published from different parts of India. He wrote columns in newspapers and periodicals regularly on current legal and social affairs, and presented several papers on law in over hundred National and International Seminars.He was a Member, Visiting Faculty to the National Law School of India University, Bangalore; The West Bengal University of Juridical Sciences, Kolkata; The Indian School of Legal Thoughts, Mahatma Gandhi University, Kottayam; The School of Legal Studies, Kochi; University of Science and Technology, Dr. Ambedkar Government Law College, Pondicherry and others. Mr. S. Parameswaran was also the Founder-President of the Center for Legal Research, Consumer Protection and Non-formal Legal Education, Kerala; General Secretary, Indian Association of Lawyers, Kerala Chapter; General Secretary, Indian Law Institute, Kerala Unit; and Vice-President, Rasikapriya. Besides, he was the President, Muthamizh Sangam, Kochi; Vice President, All Kerala Brahmins Association; Vice President, All India Brahmins Federation; Secretary General, All India Brahmins Federation; Chairman, Publications Division, Samatha Law Society; Executive Committee Member, Kerala Fine Arts Society.............................................................................................................................
