Law Relating to Citizenship, Passports and Foreigners (3rd Edition) is an authoritative and updated work on the legal framework governing nationality and immigration in India. The book examines the Citizenship Act and related rules dealing with acquisition, determination, and termination of Indian citizenship, including overseas citizenship and special categories of persons.
It provides detailed treatment of the Foreigners Act and allied legislation regulating entry, residence, detention, and deportation of non-citizens, along with their rights and liabilities under Indian law. The Passport Act and relevant rules are also analyzed, covering issuance, refusal, impounding, cancellation, and misuse of passports.
The book places strong emphasis on constitutional principles, executive discretion, and judicial review in matters relating to citizenship and immigration. Important judicial precedents are discussed to clarify evolving legal standards concerning nationality, travel rights, and state control over borders. By integrating statutory provisions with constitutional perspectives and case law, this edition serves as a reliable reference for both academic study and professional practice.








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