📘 Commentary on the Public Premises (Eviction of Unauthorised Occupants) Act, 1971 | 1st Edition (2016)
✒️ Authored by: P.K. Shrikara | Language: English | Publisher: Lexis Nexis

This authoritative commentary offers a comprehensive study of the Public Premises (Eviction of Unauthorised Occupants) Act, 1971, a crucial legislation governing the eviction of unauthorised occupants from government-owned premises. Written in a clear and practical style, the book combines section-wise analysis, judicial precedents, and procedural guidance, making it an indispensable reference for advocates, government officials, and academicians.

🔍 Key Features:

• 📜 Full Text with Commentary – section-wise analysis of the 1971 Act with relevant rules, notifications, and government orders.

• ⚖️ Judicial Precedents – detailed discussion of Supreme Court and High Court judgments interpreting the scope and powers under the Act.

• 🏛️ Authorities & Jurisdiction – explanation of the powers of Estate Officers, appellate authorities, and writ courts in eviction matters.

• 🛠️ Procedural Guidance – step-by-step coverage of notices, inquiries, eviction proceedings, penalties, and appeals.

• 📚 Practical Insights – useful for handling disputes involving government buildings, land, railway premises, defence properties, PSUs, and municipal premises.

• 🆕 Updated to 2016 – reflects legislative amendments and judicial trends up to the year of publication.

• 💼 Practice-Oriented Approach – includes specimen forms, formats, and procedural notes for day-to-day use.

🎯 Recommended For:

• Advocates handling property, tenancy & government land disputes

• Estate Officers, government officials & PSU legal departments

• Judicial officers and tribunals dealing with eviction cases

• Academicians & researchers in property and tenancy law

• Students preparing for judiciary and government law exams

This first edition serves as a complete guide to eviction under public premises law, blending statutory text, judicial interpretations, and practical procedure—making it an essential resource for professionals and institutions alike.