Landmark Judgments on Public Interest Litigation | Case Law Commentary | Second Edition
Author
Dr. Kalpeshkumar L. Gupta
Year
2026
Why Choose This Book?
Public Interest Litigation (PIL) has transformed the Indian legal system by making justice accessible to the larger public. This book analyses more than 100 landmark PIL judgments, explaining the evolution of judicial activism, constitutional governance, environmental justice, human rights, and social welfare litigation. It is an excellent research companion for advocates, judges, law students, academicians, NGOs, and civil services aspirants seeking a case law-based understanding of Public Interest Litigation in India.
About the Book
This comprehensive second edition presents a carefully curated selection of over 100 landmark judgments that have shaped the law relating to Public Interest Litigation in India. Authored by Dr. Kalpeshkumar L. Gupta, Founder of ProBono India, the book traces the development of PIL through significant Supreme Court and High Court decisions. It provides readers with judicial reasoning, legal principles, and practical insights into constitutional remedies, access to justice, environmental protection, governance, and public accountability. The book serves as a valuable reference for legal research, courtroom preparation, academic study, and policy analysis.
Related Subjects
- Public Interest Litigation (PIL)
- Constitutional Law
- Human Rights Law
- Judicial Activism
- Supreme Court Case Law
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Caveat Legalis
Readers should verify the latest statutory amendments and judicial developments before relying upon any proposition of law contained in this publication.
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