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Odisha Judicial Academy, Cuttack Sector-1, C.D.A., Abhinav Bidanasi, Cuttack-753014 ODISHA JUDICIAL ACADEMY, CUTTACK SECTOR-1, C.D.A., ABHINAV BIDANASI, CUTTACK-753014 Letter No: 127 Date.30.01.2015 The Odisha Judicial Academy, Cuttack invites sealed covered offers from reputed publishers / book sellers for supply of Books, Journals & Reports etc. for the Library of the Academy. Form of offer and the detailed list of Books, Journals & Reports etc. to be purchased can be downloaded from the Academy’s Website www.odishajudicialacademy.in. The sealed cover offers should be addressed to The Director, Odisha Judicial Academy, Sector-1, CDA, Abhinav Bidanasi, Cuttack-753014 and the offer must reach on or before dtd.08.02.2015 either by speed post or courier. The Academy shall not be held responsible for non-delivery of the offers for any reason whatsoever. In case of any dispute, the decision of the Director of the Academy shall be final and binding on the quotations. Sd/- Asst. Director, Odisha Judicial Academy, Cuttack. INSTRUCTION TO THE QUOTATIONERS 1. The last date and time of receipt of offer is dt.08.02.2015. 2. The last date time of receipt of hard copy of the offer is dt.08.02.2015. 3. A quotation must be in the business of supplying Books, Journals & Reports etc. at least for a period of two years. He (it) must not have been black-listed by any library or organizations by the date of submission of offer. 4. It ought to be appreciated by a quotationer that providing correct and complete information and furnishing the relevant documents in support of the information and furnishing the relevant documents in support of the information furnished are essential. 5. Each column / sub column of the form of offer shall be duly filled in with correct and complete particulars /information. 6. The hard copy of the offer document shall be signed by the Principal Officer of the company or, as the case may be, by a partner or proprietor or the Authorized officer or power of Attorney Holder and his / her name and status be stated below the signature under official seal. 7. Each page of the “Offer Documents” shall also invariably be signed and the seal of the quotation affixed on each page. 8. The rates shall always be for latest publication of the Books, Journals & Reports etc. The offer for the latest edition shall always be the preferred choice. Therefore, a quotationer needs to ascertain the latest position and offer accordingly. 9. If a particular title comes in more than one volume, the number of volumes must be stated in the offer made. 10. Foreign publications (foreign print) will be preferred. However, where Indian Print of a Foreign Publication is offered, it must be marked as “(IP)” in the appropriate column. 11. Prices of Indian publications shall be quoted in the INR as usual. 12. For a foreign publication purchased or to be purchased by the supplier from Indian unit of the foreign publisher of the book the conversion rate to INR at which such purchases is made shall apply and the INR payable for the pre- discount price of the book in the foreign currency shall be the INR equivalent of the published price of the book that is to say that the conversion rate as on the purchase made shall apply to supply of the Books, Journals & Reports etc. to the Academy. 13. A quotationer shall quote the maximum rate of discount in percentage of the pre-discount price of each Books, Journals & Reports etc. it may choose to offer. 14. Quotationers are requested to submit their firm and final offers. A quotationer shall submit his (its) offer (form of annexture) by speed post or courier addressed to “The Director, Odisha Judicial Academy, Sector-1, C.D.A., Abhinav Bidanasi, Cuttack-753014” shall be sent at the address mentioned above so as to be delivered by on or before 08.02.2015. The hard copy of the offer sent by post shall be accompanied bys 1. A copy of the certificate of incorporation /registration with register of firms. 2. Such documents as would evidence the number of years, a quotationer has been in business. 3. A self-signed statement that the quotationer has not been black-listed by any library or any educational institutions. 4. A copy of the PAN card of the quotationer. 5. Any other document, a quotationer considers necessary and relevant. Period of Validity of offers for Acceptance The offer once submitted shall remain valid for acceptance for a period of 90(ninety) days from the date of receiving of the offer, as stated above. It shall not be open to a quotationer to withdraw the offer after submission or vary the rates quoted and /or the terms and condition of offers during this period for any reason under any circumstances. Rejection of offer Without prejudice to the right of Academy accept or reject any offer without assigning any reason therefore as stated in the “invitation to offer” herein above and subject to the stipulations, as stated otherwise, as stated otherwise elsewhere in the offer documents, non-compliance of any of the conditions herein stated may, at the discretion of Academy, render an offer liable for rejection. Terms and Conditions 1. 2 copies from each title of the Text book except Journals, periodicals and reports, 2. Supply of the exact titles and publishers, covered under the order for supply, 3. Of latest edition, current year and fine print of the publisher, 4. Of specific binding. 5. Offered titles total cost must be mentioned in the quotation. 6. Must specify the cost & discount against the item while maintaining the serial numbers specified by us. Sd/- Asst. Director, Odisha Judicial Academy, Cuttack Book List for the OJA Library Sl No Title Author Publisher 1. Lord Mansfield -A Biography Edmund Heward Universal 2. A Great and the Good -A Life of Lord Radcliffe Edmund Heward Do 3. Sir Edward Coke John Hostettler Do 4. Sir Edward Carson John Hostettler Do 5. The Red Gown John Hostettler Do 6. As far as I Remember - An Autobiography Kerr Michael Do 7. Reflection of a Lawyer Keshav Dayal Do 8. Famous Lawyers of Freedom Struggle and Trials of Keshav Dayal Do Freedom Fighter 9. Makers of Indian Constitute -Framing of the Indian Keshav Dayal Do Constitution 10. Turning Point (The Story of a Law Teacher) Madhava Menon Prof. N.R. Do 11. H.M. Seervai Doyen of India Constitutional Law Michael Kirby Justice Do 12. Nani Palkhivala -A Role Model (with Free Audio CD Nilendra Kumar Maj. Do Speech by Palkhivala) Gen. 13 A Lawyer’s Journey -An Autobiography Sahai Justice R.M. Do 14 Evoking H.M. Seervai -Jurist and Authority on the Indian Seervai Feroza Do Constitution 15 Six Decades of Law, Politics & Diplomacy Some Sen B. Do Reminiscences and Reflection 16 Legends in Law -Our Great Forebears Sudhish Pai Do 17 A Journey Less Travelled, Tewatia Justice Debi Singh Do 18 Famous Judges, Lawyers and Cases of Bombay (With anVachha P.B. Do Introduction by Soil, J. Sorabjee, Former Attorney General for India) 19 Constitutional Law & History of Government of India Anand Prof. C.L. Do 20 The Kesavananda Bharati Case -The untold story of struggleAndhyarujina T.R. Do for supremacy by Supreme Court and Parliament 21 Sixth Schedule to the Constitution Hansaria Justice B.L. Do 22 Essays in constitutional Law, Heuston R.F.V. Do 23 All Human Rights are Fundamental Rights Justice Hosbet Suresh Do 24 The Preamble Kansra Deepa Do 25 Indian Presidency, Constitution, Law & Practice Kashyap Subhash C. Do 26 Makers of Indian Constitution -Framing of Indian Keshav Dayal Do Constitution and Biographies of the Constitution Makers 27 Constitutionalism Human Rights & the Rule of Law -EssaysSharma Prof. Moolchand & Raju Do in Honour of Soil J. Sorabjee Ramchandran 28 Judicial Review and the Law of the Constitution Snowiss Sylvia Do 29 Constitutional Choices Tribe Laurence H. Do 30 Interpreting the Constitution - The Supreme Court and theWellington Harry H. Do process of Adjudication 31 The constitution of India P.M. Bakshi Do 32 The Indian Constitution; cornerstone of a nation Granville Austin Do 33 Constitutional law of India T.K. Tope Do 34 Constitution of India V.N. Shukla Do 35 Criminal Law Including Contempt of Court Lakshmanan Justice A.R. Do 36 Criminal Investigation Gross Do 37 Suspect Documents -Their Scientific Examination Harrison Wilson R. Do 38 Law of Pardons Narayana Justice P.S. Do 39 Plea Bargaining Narayan Justice P.S. Do 40 On Crime Russell Do 41 Citizens’ Guide to Criminal Law, Sakhrani Monica Do 42 Cognizance of Offences by Criminal Courts Practice & Sukhdev Singh Do Procedure 43 Principles of Criminology Sutherland Do 44 Customary Law, 16 th Edn.( 133 rd Year of Publication) Rattigan Sir W.H. Do 45 Law o f Defamation & Malicious Prosecution (Civil and Mitter V. Do Criminal) 46 Disaster Management Law -Vishnu Kanoorayar & Jaya V.S.I.L.I. Do 47 Pleading and Practice with more than 1100 Model FormsBindra to N.S. Do Plaints, Defence, Petition, Writs, Appeals and much more 48 Legal Drafting (A Practical Guide to Legal Drafting), Hargopal Do Sl Title Author Publisher No 49 Law of Evidence Sarkar 50 Law of Evidence Monir 51 Law of Evidence Basu & Bakshi 52 Law of Evidence A.K. Nandi 53 Law of Evidence Ratanlal & Dhirajlal 54 Law of Evidence G.S. Ram 55 Textbook on the law of Evidence Monir M. (Chief Justice) Universal 56 Law of Evidence (Being a Commentary on Indian Monir M. (Chief Justice) Do Evidence Ac, 1872) 57 Equity, Trust and Mortgage Universal Law Series Do 58 Rights of Divorced Wife and Widows Das P.K.
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