In today's complex legal landscape, the distinction between civil and criminal law is crucial to maintaining justice and fairness. Preventing Criminalization of Civil Disputes in India offers an in-depth exploration of the troubling trend where civil disputes are wrongfully converted into criminal cases. This book is a timely intervention that addresses the misuse of criminal law in civil matters, providing critical insights into the legal, social, and ethical implications of such practices.

Authored by Bharat Bhushan Pareek, a seasoned advocate with decades of legal experience, this book is a comprehensive guide for legal professionals, policymakers, and anyone interested in the intersection of civil and criminal law. Drawing on landmark Supreme Court judgments, real-life case studies, and a thorough analysis of the legal framework, this book offers practical solutions to prevent the criminalization of civil disputes.

Key features of this book include:

Understanding the Distinction: A detailed examination of the fundamental differences between civil and criminal law.
Legal Framework: An overview of the procedural safeguards in place to prevent misuse of the criminal justice system.
Landmark Judgments: Analysis of significant Supreme Court cases that highlight the misuse of criminal law in civil disputes.
Real-Life Scenarios: Case studies that illustrate the impact of criminalizing civil disputes on individuals and society.
Judicial Safeguards and Recommendations: Guidelines and policy recommendations to safeguard the integrity of the legal system.
Preventing Criminalization of Civil Disputes in India is an essential read for those who seek to understand and challenge the wrongful application of criminal law in civil matters. It empowers readers with knowledge and strategies to ensure that justice is served fairly, without the undue influence of coercion or misuse of legal processes.

Whether you are a legal practitioner, a student of law, or simply a concerned citizen, this book offers valuable insights and a clear path forward in safeguarding justice and upholding the rule of law.