UPSC Law Optional Notes
UPSC Law Optional Notes
Previously, Law was a less popular optional. But now it has been consistently attaining the attention of aspirants over in the last couple of years. The successful candidates have those who had law as their optional, have unequivocally prescribed Law to all law graduates, and non- law graduates. But the graduates from the non-law background may consider the fact that the Law optional has a considerably more extensive syllabus than other optional subjects.
UPSC Law Optional Syllabus
Law optional Paper- I consist of Constitutional Law, administrative law, and International Law.
Law Paper II comprises the Law of Contracts, the Law of Torts, Contemporary Legal Developments and the Law of Crimes.
Many aspirants who are preparing for the UPSC Exam they generally preferred some books to clear their exam so here we provide you some important book list you can prefer for your UPSC Mains Exam.
Books for Law optional Paper I
Paper 1 of the Law optional has conceptual parts and less technical. This paper consists of two separate segment Constitutional Laws, Administrative Law, and International Law. To tackle Paper I of Law optional aspirant should need some essential books for reference.
- Rahul IAS Law Notes
- Ambition Law Notes
- Introduction to the Constitution of India – D.D Basu
- Our Constitution – Subhash C. Kashyap
- Administrative Law – I.P. Massey
- The Constitution of India (Bare Act) – PM Bakshi
- Constitution of India- VN Shukla
- An Introduction to Public International Law – S. K. Verma
- International Law- S. K Kapoor
- International Law – Malcolm N Shaw
Books for Law optional Paper II
Law optional Paper II ideals with hardcore laws and more technical. It consists of two segments as the paper I. They are:
- Section A – Law of Torts and Law of Crimes
- Section B – Mercantile Law, Law of Contracts, and Contemporary Legal Developments
- Indian Penal Code- KD Gaur
- Indian Penal Code – Autochthon Pillai
- Indian Penal Code-Ratanlal and Dhirajlal
- Mercantile Law – R.K. Bangia
- Principles of Mercantile Law- Avtar Singh
- Indian Contract Act Specific Relief Act- Pollock and mulla
- Law of Tort – Autochthon Pillai
- Jurisprudence – P.K. Tripathi and Dias
1.Rahul Ias Judiciary Notes
Author – Law Rahul
Rahul Ias Note
Rahul Ias class notes
2.Ambition law Institute Notes
Author- Ambition Law
Ambition law Institute Notes
Ambition Law Institute Notes Pdf
3.Introduction to the Constitution of India – D.D Basu
Author– D.D Basu
Price– 200
ISBN-10: 8180385590
ISBN-13: 978-8180385599
4. Administrative Law – I.P. Massey
Author– I.P. Massey
Price– 450
ISBN-10: 8170121426
ISBN-13: 978-8170121428
5 .The Constitution of India (Bare Act) – PM Bakshi
Author– PM Bakshi
Price– 260
ISBN-10: 9350359790
ISBN-13: 978-9350359792
6. Constitution of India- VN Shukla
Author-VN Shukla
Price– 930
ISBN-10: 9388206282
ISBN-13: 978-9388206280
7. An Introduction to Public International Law – S. K. Verma
Author-S. K. Verma
Price–
ISBN– 8192120414
ISBN-13: 978-8192120416
8.International Law- S. K Kapoor
Author-S. K Kapoor
Price–
ISBN– 8192120414
ISBN-13: 978-8192120416
9.International Law – Malcolm N Shaw
Author– Malcolm N Shaw
Price– 730
ISBN– 9781108458283
ISBN-13: 978-1108458283
10.Indian Penal Code- KD Gaur
Author– KD Gaur
Price Hard Copy– 1795
Price Soft Copy– 620
ISBN– 9350358387
ISBN-978-9350358382
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