constitutional liberal
M. C. Chagla
Mahomedali Currim Chagla
1900–1981
Also known as: MC Chagla, M.C. Chagla, Mahomedali Currim Chagla, एम. सी. छागला
How M. C. Chagla is discussed in this archive
Authored 4 works in the archive.
Referenced in 5 other works , including Accountability in Public Service , Fifty Years After ... , and An Analysis of the Bonus Problem .
In Accountability in Public Service : Chagla's Ninth A.
In Fifty Years After ... : Usha Mehta cites M.
In An Analysis of the Bonus Problem : Munshi traces the statutory entitlement trajectory of bonus through M.
In Defence & Development with Stability : Shroff cites M.
In Nani Palkhivala’s Publications to Serve Public Education | M.R. Pai : M.C.
By M. C. Chagla (4)
Mentioned in (26)
Primary works (25)
- Accountability in Public Service · 2011
- "invoking M. C. Chagla's Ninth A. D. Shroff Memorial Lecture on the judiciary as a long-standing Forum touchstone for the 'principle of zero tolerance' toward corruption" · editorial preface; Chagla's lecture is cited as the normative precedent for the accountability argument
- Fifty Years After ... · 1997
- "cites M. C. Chagla's encouraging statement during the Emergency as evidence that institutions can hold" · Chagla invoked as proof of institutional resilience during India's constitutional crisis
- Freedom First · 1995
- Freedom First · 1981
- Freedom First · 1981
- Freedom First · 1978
- Freedom First · 1978
- An Analysis of the Bonus Problem · 1977
- "via M. C. Chagla's 1944 General Motors ruling, the 1950 Labour Appellate Tribunal "available surplus" formula" · key-points bullet tracing the legal genealogy of bonus; Chagla's ruling is the first judicial inflection point in the statutory history
- Freedom First · 1977
- Freedom First · 1975
- Freedom First · 1973
- Freedom First · 1973
- Freedom First · 1972
- Freedom First · 1969
- Freedom First · 1968
- …and 10 more
Excerpts (1)
- Nani Palkhivala’s Publications to Serve Public Education | M.R. Pai
- "Chief Justice M.C. Chagla referred to it as “The Book”." · judicial imprimatur establishing Palkhivala's taxation treatise as the definitive reference