Water Sector Reforms and Courts in India: Lessons from the Evolving Case Law

This article analyses the evolving Indian case law con- cerning water, with a special focus on the fundamental right to water, as well as issues related to control over water, and the links between environment and water. While courts have long engaged with water law, activities in recent years have...

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Main Author: Philippe Cullet
Format: Printed Book
Published: RECIEL 2013
Subjects:
DRINKING WATER; > WATER SUPPLY; > WATER LAW
Online Access:http://10.26.1.76/ks/005844.pdf
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