Seeds of modern public law in ancient India jurisprudence Jois, Rama

By:

Rama Jois, M

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: Eng. Publication details: Eastern Book Company Lucknow,India 2000Edition: 2nd EdDescription: 200p. 24.2 CM X 1.21 CM X 16 CMISBN:

8170126819

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DDC classification:

345.402 JOI

Summary: This work is an 'exploratory search into the gold mines of Ancient Indian Jurisprudence '. Delivered as public law lectures at the Cochin University of Science and Technology, it is a window to its rich traditions. The first chapter highlights the presence of the characteristics of a welfare state in ancient India. Supremacy of the law, separation of powers, equality before law, protection of women, minors, the helpless and the sick; were concepts in vogue in India 's ancient administration.

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This work is an 'exploratory search into the gold mines of Ancient Indian Jurisprudence '. Delivered as public law lectures at the Cochin University of Science and Technology, it is a window to its rich traditions.

The first chapter highlights the presence of the characteristics of a welfare state in ancient India. Supremacy of the law, separation of powers, equality before law, protection of women, minors, the helpless and the sick; were concepts in vogue in India 's ancient administration.

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