Library Catalogue
Administration of law and justice in India : from the earliest times /
Publication details: Burdwan : The University of Burdwan, 1982.Description: 259 p. : 20 cmSubject(s): DDC classification:- 340.110954 BHA-4
Contents:
CHAPTER 1:
KING'S JUSTICE IN HINDU JUDICIAL SYSTEM;
CHAPTER II:
PROCEDURE FOR JUDICIAL TRIAL IN HINDU PERIOD;
CHAPTER III: PROCEDURE FOR TRIAL IN MAHOMEDAN LEGAL SYSTEM;
CHAPTER IV REFORMS IN JUDICIAL PROCEDURE DURING BRITISH RULE;
CHAPTER V:
SOME IMPORTANT TOPICS REGARDING JUDICIAL PROCEDURE;
CHAPTER VI :
SEPARATION OF JUDICIARY FROM THE EXECUTIVE;
CHAPTER VII: EQUALITY BEFORE LAW AND PROCEDURE;
CHAPTER VIII: TRIAL BY JURY IN INDIA;
CHAPTER IX:
THE FEDERAL COURT IN INDIA;
CHAPTER X :
JUSTICE UNDER THE CONSTITUTION OF INDIA;
INDIA CHAPTER XI LAW AND LEGAL PROFESSION IN INDIA;
CHAPTER XII:
JUSTICE DURING EMERGENCY PERIOD IN INDIA;
CHAPTER XIII: THE ESSENTIALS OF JUSTICE-RULE OF LAW
CHAPTER XIV:ADMINISTRATIVE TRIBUNALS;
CHAPTER XV: THE PANCHAYAT RAJ;
CHAPTER XVI : CONCLUSION.
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BOOKs
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NLS | 340.110954 BHA-4 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | 3365 | |
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BOOKs
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NLS | 340.110954 BHA-5 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | 3366 |
CHAPTER 1:
KING'S JUSTICE IN HINDU JUDICIAL SYSTEM;
CHAPTER II:
PROCEDURE FOR JUDICIAL TRIAL IN HINDU PERIOD;
CHAPTER III: PROCEDURE FOR TRIAL IN MAHOMEDAN LEGAL SYSTEM;
CHAPTER IV REFORMS IN JUDICIAL PROCEDURE DURING BRITISH RULE;
CHAPTER V:
SOME IMPORTANT TOPICS REGARDING JUDICIAL PROCEDURE;
CHAPTER VI :
SEPARATION OF JUDICIARY FROM THE EXECUTIVE;
CHAPTER VII: EQUALITY BEFORE LAW AND PROCEDURE;
CHAPTER VIII: TRIAL BY JURY IN INDIA;
CHAPTER IX:
THE FEDERAL COURT IN INDIA;
CHAPTER X :
JUSTICE UNDER THE CONSTITUTION OF INDIA;
INDIA CHAPTER XI LAW AND LEGAL PROFESSION IN INDIA;
CHAPTER XII:
JUSTICE DURING EMERGENCY PERIOD IN INDIA;
CHAPTER XIII: THE ESSENTIALS OF JUSTICE-RULE OF LAW
CHAPTER XIV:ADMINISTRATIVE TRIBUNALS;
CHAPTER XV: THE PANCHAYAT RAJ;
CHAPTER XVI : CONCLUSION.