Chapter I- Moot Court

Chapter II- Judicial System in India

Chapter II- Interviewing Technique

Chapter IV- Pre-Trial Preparations and Participation in Trial Proceedings- Civil Matters

Chapter V- Pre-Trial Preparation and Participation in Trial Proceedings-Criminal Matters

Chapter VI- Procedure in Contempt Cases

Chapter VII- Drafting of Writ Petition

Chapter VIII- Art of Cross-Examination and Argument

Chapter IX- Consumer Disputes Redressal Agencies and Central Administrative Tribunal

This laudable work by our esteemed author, Dr Kailash Rai, provides a comprehensive analysis of Legal Ethics, Accountability of Lawyers and Bench- Bar Relations. This edition has been thoroughly revised in the light of the judicial decisions and statutory amendments. All latest case laws have been stated at appropriate places in the book. The book contains Central Acts and Rules and shall be extremely useful to students of law, academicians and lawyers having interest in the subject. CHAPTERIZATION

PART 1 – LEGAL ETHICS AND ACCOUNTABILITY OF LAWYERS

Chapter I- Development of Legal Profession in India

Chapter II- Admission, Enrolment and Rights of Advocate

Chapter III- Bar Councils

Chapter IV- Ethics of Legal Profession

Chapter V- Punishment for Professional or other Misconduct

Chapter VI- Important Case Laws relating to Professional and other Misconduct

PART 2 – BENCH- BAR RELATIONS AND CONTEMPT OF COURT

Chapter VII- Bench- Bar Relation

Chapter VIII- Meaning and Kinds of Contempt of Court

Chapter IX- Origin, Development, Object and Constitutional Validity of Contempt Law

Chapter X- Basis and Extent of Contempt Jurisdiction

Chapter XI- Contempt by Lawyers, Judges, State and Corporate Bodies

Chapter XII- Contempt Proceedings- Nature and Main Features

Chapter XIII- Defences Open to Contemner

Chapter XIV- Nature and Extent of Punishment and Remedies against the order of Punishment

Chapter XV- Important case laws on Contempt of Court

PART 3 – ADVOCACY

Chapter XVI- How to be a successful advocate

Chapter XVII- Writ Jurisdiction