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_98015 _aRama Jois, M. |
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_aSeeds of modern public law in ancient India jurisprudence _cJois, Rama |
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_bEastern Book Company _aLucknow,India _c2000 |
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_a200p. _b24.2 CM X 1.21 CM X 16 CM |
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520 | _aThis 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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_aAdministrative Law _94112 |
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_aAdministrative procedure _96980 |
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_aHindu law--Codification _98016 |
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