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100			_aMahmood Tahir
245			_aIntroduction to Hindu law : Personal law of Hindus, Buddhists, Jains and Sikhs
260			_aNew Delhi _bUniversal Law Publishing Co.Pvt.Ltd. _c2014
300			_a285p _cxxix
365			_b Rs. 325
505			_aSummary: This is a concise edition of the same book. It retains all the substantive chapters of the original book containing analysis of statutory provisions and case law and is different only in their arrangement. Unlike the original book in which chapters were placed under three different Parts, each beginning with the edited texts of government statutes, in this edition all the chapters have been put in a serial order and texts of statutes given together at the end of the book. A large number of cases have been decided in the last two decades by the supreme Court of India and various High Courts covering almost all provisions of the four Hindu-law Acts of 1955-56. In dealing with case law the focus of the book is on the recent cases reported till April 2014; old cases have been referred to only where considered necessary.
650			_a1.Hindu Law - Religious Law2. Personal Law - Buddhists - Jains - Sikhs
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942			_2ddc _cBK