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role of judges in the national life : ¡° Generally they ( judges ) try to remain aloof from the vortex of social events and lead a relatively detached life . But this is not to say that judges live in ivory towers or that as soon as they ...
role of judges in the national life : ¡° Generally they ( judges ) try to remain aloof from the vortex of social events and lead a relatively detached life . But this is not to say that judges live in ivory towers or that as soon as they ...
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3 , where he calls the judges as " fashioners of law ¡± . 23. ... He observed , ¡° The Judge interprets the social conscience , and gives effect to it in law , but in so doing he helps to form and modify the conscience he interprets .
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Judges in India have also played a vital role in the implementation of social reform legislation . They have always had a great reputation for their dispassionate objectivity and scrupulous fairness . This reputation has been more than ...
Judges in India have also played a vital role in the implementation of social reform legislation . They have always had a great reputation for their dispassionate objectivity and scrupulous fairness . This reputation has been more than ...
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Law and Social Change in India after the Post | 17 |
The Hindu Marriage Act 1955An Experiment | 36 |
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