Uniform civil code fictions and facts
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TextPublication details: New Delhi India and Islam Research Council 1995ISBN: - 8186609016
- KNS540 .F46 1975
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| 340.55 PO-A Ancient constitution and the feudal law a study of english historical thought in the seventeenth century | 340.55493 CO-I Introduction to the legal system of Sri Lanka | 340.56 DA-F Family Law | 340.56 MA-U Uniform civil code fictions and facts | 340.56 ME-C Civil law tradition an introduction to the legal systems of Europe and latin America | 340.5609 WA-H Historical introduction to modern civil law | 340.560954 MA-I Indian civil code and Islamic law |
Includes bibliographical references and index.
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