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Law & Justice: Law – Its Origin, Growth and Function (Indian Economy Reprint, 2025 Edition) offers a comprehensive and scholarly examination of how law has evolved as a governing force in society. This volume takes the reader on a historical journey—from the earliest tribal laws and religious codes to the contemporary Indian legal system rooted in democratic ideals.The book explains how legal systems emerged to establish social order, enforce contracts, and deliver justice, while simultaneously adapting to the economic and political transformations of each era. It particularly emphasizes how legal principles and institutions in India were shaped by historical events, colonial influence, constitutional reforms, and globalization.In addition to its historical analysis, the book examines the symbiotic relationship between law and economic growth. It analyzes how laws not only regulate economic transactions but also influence policymaking, taxation, public welfare, and corporate governance. Key topics include the evolution of Indian judiciary, legal pluralism, and the transformation of rights and duties in the context of a rapidly changing economy.Designed for students, scholars, and anyone seeking to understand the philosophical and practical foundations of law in India, this updated edition integrates academic rigor with real-world relevance. It is a must-read for those studying law, sociology, political science, and governance, and serves as a critical text in understanding the justice system’s impact on Indian society and economy.