The study of law remains to be a localized pursuit, because every country's law is different from that of the next. While its pursuit remains to be confined to the nation, there are International laws which must be included in a law school curriculum in order to understand the conduct of states and intergovernmental organizations.



India's laws spring-board from their customs, traditions and precedents. Which means that their laws are an intimate study of the rich Indian culture, as well as the customs and precedents which inspires the law and how it is to be applied.

India is known to be a global leader for professional disciplines such as the sciences, management and engineering. This is testament to the fact of India's commitment to furthering education, particularly their legal education. In fact, this commitment to further the legal education in India gave birth to the creation of several Autonomous Law Schools in India such as the National Law School in Bangalore and West Bengal University of the Juridical Sciences.

A Law school book must intensively discuss the subject matter at hand. It must specialize in the discussion of a single subject alone. Only through the exclusive discussion of a law school course can the student be ensured that he or she is getting a substantial discussion of the laws.

The demand for modernization of education in law schools in India is aroused by India's desire for excellence in legal education. As India is known for their passionate pursuit of excellence in providing education which will not only benefit those in India, but also the world.