Ancient Indian legal philosophy:its relevance to contemporary jurisprudential thought
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TextPublication details: New Delhi Deep & Deep publications 1994Description: 263pSubject(s):
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| 340.12(540) ANU Indian legal theory | 340.12(540) JAS Directive principles jurisprudence and socio-economic justice in India | 340.12(540) KHU Judicial review : process, powers and problems | 340.12(540) PUR;1 Ancient Indian legal philosophy:its relevance to contemporary jurisprudential thought | 340.12(540) PUR;2 Ancient Indian legal philosophy:its relevance to contemporary jurisprudential thought | 340.12(540) RED Judicial activism in India | 340.12(540) SHA Essays in Indian jurisprudence |
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