CONTENTS: Foreword, Prologue: Traversing Centuries, SECTION I GOD'S OWN LAWYER: 1. The Imminent Clash, 2. Lord Ram's Lawyer, 3. The Legal Team, 4. The Suits, 5. A Case of Great Significance, 6. A Beautiful Mind and the Factual Matrix, 7. God Arrives in Court, SECTION II THE CASE BEGINS: 8. Of Twists and Turns, 9. Raining Surprises, 10. Court, Janmabhoomi and the Bhakt, 11. The Janmabhoomi Conundrum, 12. Of Prayer and a Barrage of Questions, 13. Archaeology and the Temple: Evidence from 1 BCE to 1528 CE, 14. History, Evidence and Parikrama, 15. Nirmohi Akhara's Challenge, SECTION III THE OPPOSING SIDE: 16. The Opposing Side, 17. Of 'Rights', 'Wrongs', Belongs to; and 'Threats', 18. A Tectonic Shift, 19. On Whose Side Was History?, 20. A Stumbling Block or an Ashwamedha?, SECTION IV 1885: 21. The Focal Point, 22. The Riddle of 1885, 23. Who Won in 1885?, 24. The Worth or Worthlessness of Archaeology: Reply to ASI Report, 25. What Do Experts Want? What Do Courts Want?, SECTION V THE CASE OF THE TEMPLE: 26. The Last Wish, 27. The Test of Indianness, 28. The Form of God: Importance of the Worshipper, 29. The World of Temples and Statues, 30. Judges-Idgah and Archaeology, 31. Juristic Person: Final Round, SECTION VI THE SPIRIT OF THE LAW: 32. Witnesses and Their Evidence, 33. Hair-Splitting Law, 34. Evidence of the Sunni Central Waqf Board, 35. Possession, Ownership and Questions, 36. The Last Act, 37. Prayers and Oral Evidence, 38. The Judgement, Afterword/Client's Corner, Annexures, List of Lawyers who Participated in the Case on behalf of Lord Ram Lalla, Acknowledgements, Glossary, Index.