Synopis Comparative Constitution
Synopis Comparative Constitution
Synopis Comparative Constitution
BHOPAL
The synopsis of a research paper submitted to National law Institute University, Bhopal in
the Partial fulfillment of the requirement of Degree of Master of Law
Literature Survey/Review
The following Primary and Secondary sources have been referred:-
Primary Sources
Articles referred
Understanding the Federal Courts, Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts 1999, p.7-
10.
Judicial Oversight or Overreach: The Role of the Judiciary in Modern India.
The Process of Appointment of Appointment of Judges in some foreign Countries: The
United States by Mr. Cheung Wai lam.
Federal Judicial Appointments- Gavel to Gavel.
The Appointing Power of the Executive by Alexander Hamilton Federalist No. 76.
The Appointing Power Continued and Other Powers of the Executive Considered
Federalist No. 77.
The Judiciary Department by Alexander Hamilton Federalist No. 78.
Statutes Referred
o The Constitution of India
o The Constitution of The United State of America
Secondary Sources
Books Referred
The following textbooks have been referred to:
H.M.Seervai, “Constitutional Law of India”, Fourth ed. vol.iii, chapter xxv, p.2613,
Universal Law Publishing Co.Pvt.Ltd.
“The History, Philosophy and Structure of the American Constitution”, second edition,
LexisNexis Publications.
Arvind .P.Dattar, “Commentary on the Constitution of India, 2nd Edition, 2007, vol-I,
Wadhwa and Nagpur Publication.
M.V.Pylee, “Constitutions of the World, 3rd Edition, vol-I, Universal Law Publications.
V. Bhagwan, ‘World Constitution’ 6th revised edition, Sterling Publishers Private Ltd.
B.Shiva Rao, “The Framing of the Indian Constitution”, edited by Dr.Subhash.C.Kashyap.
Research Methodology
Researcher in this work has been done having relied mainly on ‘Doctrinal Method’ of research.
The methodology adopted for the present seminar paper is doctrinal, analytical and descriptive.
The researcher mainly depended on the primary sources like Statutes and Research Committee
Report and secondary sources like books, articles, journals, case laws and websites. Opinions of
research scholars, professors, experts in respective fields and opinions of advocates who have
dealt with this subject are used as real contribution to this work. Internet has provided with a
major contribution of most relevant and latest information on the web which has helped the
researcher to explore the subject through various dimensions.
National Law Institute University, Bhopal and its e-resources have played a crucial role in
bringing out special material for the project paper. Opinions of experts published on the web
also contributed to a great extent for conducting research in the subject.
Research hypothesis
The existing process of appointment of judges as established by the judicial precedents is
satisfactory.
Research problems
The research problem addressed in this project work is that whether the provisions of the
Indian Constitution as to the process of appointment of judges are clear and unambiguous or it
needs to be supplemented by the judicial interpretation or it needs a constitutional amendment.