Taxmann Success Booster -Jurisprudence Interpretation and General Laws Book for CS Executive by Ankush Bansal

This book is prepared exclusively for the Executive Level of Company Secretary Examination requirement as per the New Syllabus of ICSI.

The objective of the book is as follows:

• Better Understanding of Concepts
• Provide a Chapter-wise Summary along with the following:
• Past Year Questions
• Scoring Questions
• Case-Based MCQs

The Present Publication is the 2^nd Edition for the CS-Executive | New Syllabus | June 2024 Exams. This book is authored by CS Ankush Bansal, with the following noteworthy features:

• Strictly as per the New Syllabus of the ICSI
• [100% Authentic Answers] as per the answers suggested by the ICSI
• [Important & Scoring Words/Questions] are underlined & highlighted
• [Simple and Concise Language] is followed in this book for self-study purposes
• Coverage of this book includes:
• [Chapter-wise Summaries] that will assist the reader in better understanding and learning in a time-efficient manner
• [Scoring Questions] that are important from the exam point and expected to be asked in upcoming attempts based on the past year's trend
• Past Year Questions, including the Dec. 2023 Exam
• [Case Based MCQs] as prescribed by ICSI
• [Chapter-wise Marks Distribution] Chart is included in this book from June 2018 onwards
• [Previous Exam Trend Analysis] is given in this book from Dec. 2023
• [Comparison with ICSI Study Material] is given chapter-wise

The contents of this book are as follows:

• Sources of Law
• Constitution of India
• Interpretation of Statutes
• Administrative Law
• Law of Torts
• Law Relating to Civil Procedure
• Law Relating to Crime and its Procedure
• Law Relating to Evidence
• Law Relating to Specific Relief
• Law Relating to Limitation
• Law Relating to Arbitration, Mediation & Conciliation
• Indian Stamp Law
• Law Relating to Registration of Documents
• Right to Information Law
• Law Relating to Information Technology
• Contract Law
• Law Relating to the Sale of Goods
• Law Relating to Negotiable Instruments