The best books for law are suggested answers and compilations of the institute. Further if u need to go more deep, L.Jayaraman Notes are very precise and self explanatory.

I feel one shoul first read the textbook of Munish Bhandari and then read the Handbook. Handbook is very useful at the time of 3rd reading as well as during exam time. It saves a lot of time . And also it covers all the possible points in tabular format which is easy to remember . So I suggest you to bring both the textbook as well as the Handbook .

totally agree with sandeep's suggestion.

Go for Handbook because text book is not upto the mark i totaly dissatisfied with M. bhandari's book

What is the basic difference betwwen handbook and text book?

As per my view one should first read the textbook of Munish Bhandari with a good understanding and at the same time make a short notes, after that repeat the short notes repeatedly. After some time make a second revision from the textbook and don't refer no. of various books. I think you will not have any problem to getting best marks.

Bhandari sir's book is best.

u can study from study material as well......
 

well in handwritten notes u will get some nemonics, flow chart which can help u to learn some topics easily...

but at last u will have to go for the text book only....

HEY IF YOUR ATTEMPT IS NOW THEN GO FOR HANDBOOK OTHERWISE GO FOR TEXTBOOK.HOWEVER ACCORDING TO ME HANDBOOK ALONG WITH SCANNERS ARE SUFFICIENT TO PASS THE EXAM.

Text book for IPCC Law of Munish Bhandari is not available in market.Only Handbook which costs Rs.355/- is available. Now what should I do? Should I buy handbook??? Anyone knows a book store in Bombay where I can get full textbook of law by Munish Bhandari???

I suggest you to go with Paduka for law............i bought handbook of munish bhandari based on so many recommendations made here........

but i really did not find it upto the mark........paduka has latest case-laws and previous yrs ques as well...