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245			_aLegal Implications of the Instrument of Accession:
245			_bA Case Study with Reference to the State Jammu and Kashmir
260			_aBangalore _bNLSIU _c2014
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505			_aCONTENTS DECLARATION; CERTIFICATE; ACKNOWLEDGEMENT; LIST OF STATUTES; CHAPTER I INTRODUCTION; 1.1 INTRODUCTION; 1.2 STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM; 1.3 SCOPE OF THE STUDY; 1.4 OBJECTIVE OF THE STUDY; 1.5 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY; 1.6 RESEARCH HYPOTHESIS; 1.7 RESEARCH QUESTIONS; 1.8 PLAN OF THE THESIS; CHAPTER II JAMMU AND KASHMIR; A HISTORICAL SURVEY; 2.1 KASHMIR PRIOR TO 1846; 2.2 KASHMIR AFTER 1846; 2.3 KASHMIR ON THE EVE OF TRANSFER OF POWER CHAPTER III BRITISH INDIA AND PRINCELY STATES; INTERRELATIONSHIP; 3.1 INDIA ON THE EVE OF LAST MUGHAL EMPIRE AND AFTER; 3.2 BRITISH EMPIRE AND PRINCELY STATES; INTERRELATIONSHIP; 3.3 BRITISH GOVERNMENT AND JAMMU AND KASHMIR STATE; INTERRELATIONSHIP; 3.4 BRITISH GOVERNMENT AND PRINCELY STATES ON THE EVE OF TRANSFER OF POWER; CHAPTER IV LEGAL IMPLICATIONS OF THE INSTRUMENT OF ACCESSION; CHAPTER V THE INSTRUMENT OF ACCESSION, THE CONSTITUTION OF INDIA AND THEREAFTER; 5.1 DEVELOPMENT AFTER 26 JANUARY 1950; 5.2 CONSTITUENT ASSEMBLY FOR THE STATE; APLATEFORM; 5.3 DELHI AGREEMENT1952; 5.4 KASHMIR ACCORD 1975; CHAPTER VI JAMMU AND KASHMIR; THE "IS" AND THE "OUGHT"; 6. 1 CONSTITUENT POWER OF INDIA WITH REGARD TO JAMMU AND KASHMIR; 6.2 LEGISLATIVE POWER; 6.3 STATE LIST; 6.4 CONCURRENT LIST; 6.5 TREATIES; 6.6 ADMINISTRATIVE POWERS; 6.7 EMERGENCY PROVISIONS; 6.8 AMENDMENT PROVISIONS; 6.9 FINANCIAL RELATIONS; 6.10 JUDICIAL RELATIONS; CHAPTER VII; CONCLUSION; BIBLIOGRAPHY; ANNEXURE.
700			_aProf. T Sathya Murthy - Guide
856			_uhttps://dans.nls.ac.in/handle/123456789/510
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