L&J's Supreme Court Advocates-on-Record Examination: Prescribed Leading Cases – Edition 2026 is a comprehensive and authoritative reference book meticulously designed for aspirants preparing for the Supreme Court Advocates-on-Record (AOR) Examination. This examination is among the most prestigious and challenging legal assessments in India, and success requires in-depth knowledge of landmark judgments and their practical application before the Supreme Court of India.

This 2026 edition presents a carefully curated collection of prescribed and leading Supreme Court judgments that are essential for the AOR examination syllabus. The book systematically covers landmark cases across core subjects such as Constitutional Law, Civil Procedure, Criminal Procedure, Limitation, Evidence, Professional Ethics, Supreme Court Rules, and Practice & Procedure. Each case has been selected for its doctrinal importance, precedential value, and relevance to Supreme Court practice.

Published by Law & Justice (L&J), a trusted name in legal publications, this title emphasizes clarity, accuracy, and exam-oriented presentation. The cases are arranged in a structured manner, enabling aspirants to understand ratio decidendi, key legal principles, procedural significance, and practical implications for Supreme Court litigation. This approach helps candidates not only memorize cases but also develop the analytical ability required to answer problem-based and application-oriented questions in the AOR examination.

The book is particularly valuable for advocates training under an AOR, junior litigators, law faculty, and judicial service aspirants, as it bridges the gap between theoretical case law and real-world Supreme Court practice. Its concise yet comprehensive format makes it suitable for both intensive revision and long-term reference.

Whether used as a primary study resource or a quick revision companion, L&J's Supreme Court Advocates-on-Record Examination: Prescribed Leading Cases – Edition 2026 serves as an indispensable guide for mastering the jurisprudence and procedural discipline required to qualify as an Advocate-on-Record before the Supreme Court of India.