Indian Law

platform (Australasian and Asian) - includes AGIS (law) (UniMelb staff & student access)

(open access) - created and maintained by the Melbourne Law School Asian law Centre. Searchable database of citations.

(UniMelb staff & student access) - provides indexing for major law reviews, legal newspapers, bar association journals and international legal journals. Article title index only - no abstracts.

Law Journals (multijurisdictional) (UniMelb staff & student access) - this database contains full text articles from thousands of journals, all back to the first issue. It is the best source to use if you want to find older articles.

(multijurisdictional) (open access) - this database includes university research papers, and forthcoming articles and book chapters accepted for publication, and is the best source of very recent scholarship.

(UK and EU journals) (UniMelb staff & student access) - includes:
~ Legal Journals Index- an index to over half a million more article abstracts from hundreds of journals
~ 110 full-text legal journals

~ India Database (Proquest)
~ ~ Full-text scholarly journal articles published in Indian journals. Covers major areas of study, including business, history, language and literature, health and medicine, science, technology, social sciences and humanities. Coverage: from 1998 to current.
~ East & South Asia Database (Proquest)
~ ~ Full-text scholarly articles locally published in various East Asian and South Asian countries.Covers major areas of study, including business, science, technology, engineering, social sciences, education and humanities.

Provides indexing coverage of many important journals, particularly ones published in Asia, which are not indexed anywhere else. It also contains citations to English-language book chapters, conference proceedings and more. Covers all subjects, especially in the humanities and the social sciences, pertaining to East, Southeast, and South Asia published worldwide. Coverage: from 1971 to the present.

(UniMelb staff & student access) has a large collection of full text practitioner and academic e-books.
Manupatra requires that you login with a unique username and password (separate to your University of Melbourne login). From the Manupatra catalogue record click on the link 'Requires password. Get U of M password here!' and follow the prompts
~ Individual titles can then be selected from the menu on the left of the page. Titles include:
Academic Titles
~ Arbitration and ADR
~ Code of Civil Procedure
~ Code of Criminal Procedure
~ Constitutional Law of India
~ Corporate Law
~ Indian Penal Code
~ Law and Emerging Technology Cyber Laws
~ Law of Contract and Specific Relief
~ Law of Court Fees and Suits Valuation Stamp Registration and Supreme Court Rules
~ Law of Evidence
~ Law of Torts
~ Law Poverty and Development (Nilendra Kumar)
~ Law Relating To Elections
~ Lease Licences Rent Control and Slum Clearance in Delhi
~ Sale of Goods
~ The Indian Partnership Act
Practitioner Titles
~ A Handbook on Real Estate Investment (2nd Edition), 2012
~ Biotechnology and Patent Law
~ Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973
~ Genetic Patent Law and Strategy
~ Income Tax Act 2013
~ Income Tax Act 2012
~ Income Tax Act 2010
~ The Code of Civil Procedure, 1908
~ A Handbook on Complaint Case (Practice and Procedure) 2007
~ CIC Judgments on Railways (RTI Act) 2009
~ Commodity Taxation (Words, Phrases and Items Judicially Defined) 2008
~ Environment Encyclopedia 2006 (Vol 1 and 2)

(UniMelb staff & student access) includes full text e-books on Indian law in the following subject areas:
~ competition law
~ constitutional law
~ criminal law
~ cyber law
~ energy law
~ environmental law
~ family and succession law
~ labour law
~ media law
~ medical law
~ religion
~ sports law
~ torts

India arranges laws alphabetically by topic. It provides commentary and lists of useful books and articles on these topics. The books and articles are not available in full text, but the bibliographies are useful starting points for your research into particular legal topics.