Taxmann’s AIBE Advanced Score Combo [Set of 24 Bare Acts 2025]

Description

Bare Acts without Comments with Uniform Section-wise Layout for Rapid Look-ups—Compact & Cost-effective [Set of 24 Bare Acts]
Advanced Score Combo – Bare Acts without Comments for All India Bar Examination (AIBE-XX) | 2025 Edition is a broad-coverage, exam toolkit curated for AIBE’s open-book format. It reproduces the exact Central statutory text as it was in force in 2025—no commentary, case law, or notes—for fast and accurate look-ups. Anchored on the new criminal codes (BNS/BNSS/BSA) with legacy IPC/CrPC/Evidence for transitional clarity and expanded civil, commercial, labour, sectoral, environmental, and technology laws, this Combo is deliberately structured to cover ~89 marks of AIBE-XX—a compact, cost-effective alternative to buying the entire prescribed list of Bare Acts.

This Combo is intended for the following audience:

AIBE Aspirants (AIBE–XX | 2025) who require strictly permissible Bare Acts in the exam hall
Fresh Graduates & Junior Practitioners who need a portable statutory desk set
Law Students seeking unannotated, authoritative texts for coursework, moots, and quick referencing
The Present Publication is the 2025 Edition, edited and compiled by Taxmann’s Editorial Board, with the following noteworthy features:

[AIBE-compliant] Clean Bare Acts—no commentary, case digests, or annotations
[Updated & Authoritative] Exact notified language integrated up to 2025
[New and Legacy Criminal Law] BNS/BNSS/BSA paired with IPC/CrPC/Evidence for side-by-side comparison
[Uniform Navigation] Article/section-wise order; official headings; complete Schedules; deep ToCs; clear marginal headings
[Change-awareness] Discrete indicators of insertions/substitutions/omissions (no interpretation)
[High Exam ROI] Curated to cover ~89 marks—fewer books to carry, faster retrieval under time pressure
[Cost-effective] A targeted bundle that avoids the bulk and expense of the full prescribed list
[Complementary Availability] Each title is also available individually, should candidates wish to customise their kit
The coverage of the Essentials Score Combo is as follows:

Constitutional Law
Constitution of India – Complete text with Preamble, Parts, Articles, and all Schedules
Criminal Laws – New Codes (In Force)
Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita 2023 (BNS) – Substantive criminal law
Bharatiya Nagarik Suraksha Sanhita 2023 (BNSS) – Criminal procedure
Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam 2023 (BSA) – Law of evidence for the digital era
Criminal Laws – Legacy (For Transitional/Comparative Reading)
Indian Penal Code 1860 (IPC)
Code of Criminal Procedure 1973 (CrPC)
Indian Evidence Act 1872
Core Civil & Commercial Statutes
Code of Civil Procedure 1908 (CPC)
Indian Contract Act 1872
Specific Relief Act 1963
Transfer of Property Act 1882
Arbitration and Conciliation Act 1996 (including later amendments)
Negotiable Instruments Act 1881
Professional & Sectoral Laws
Advocates Act 1961
Consumer Protection Act 2019
Motor Vehicles Act 1988
Personal Laws
Hindu Laws (5 Acts) – Hindu Marriage Act 1955; Hindu Succession Act 1956; Hindu Minority & Guardianship Act 1956; Hindu Adoptions & Maintenance Act 1956; Hindu Disposition of Property Act 1916
Muslim Laws (Key Acts) – Consolidated statutory compilation of principal Muslim personal law enactments (marriage, divorce, maintenance, inheritance, waqf, etc.), presented in their unaltered form
Environment, Technology, Labour & Index-only Reference | Arrangement of Sections
Environment (Protection) Act 1986
Information Technology Act 2000
Payment of Wages Act 1936
Payment of Gratuity Act 1972
Industrial Disputes Act 1947
Income-tax Act 1961 (headings/section index only; not full text)
Companies Act 2013 (headings/section index only; not full text)
CGST Act 2017 (headings/section index only; not full text)
The structure of the Essentials Score Combo is as follows:

Pure Statutory Text – Absolutely no commentary, case law, or editorial notes
Uniform Architecture:
Constitution – Part-wise, Article-wise with Schedules
Codes/Acts – Chapter-wise, Section-wise in statutory order, preserving official numbering and headings
Schedules & Forms – Reproduced in full where applicable
Navigation & Readability – Clear hierarchy of headings, consistent fonting, generous white space, and detailed tables of contents for quick look-ups
Change Awareness (select titles) – Where relevant, notes indicate provisions inserted/omitted/substituted by amendment Acts or notifications—without interpretation
Comparative Readiness – Inclusion of both legacy and new criminal law frameworks supports last-mile revision and cross-reference during preparation