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... judgment , was of the opinion that the right of excommunication or expulsion from the community was that the expelled person was excluded from the exercise of rights in connection not only with places of worship but also from burying ...
... judgment , was of the opinion that the right of excommunication or expulsion from the community was that the expelled person was excluded from the exercise of rights in connection not only with places of worship but also from burying ...
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... judgment in Moti Das v . S.P. Sahi113 is identical to the judgment in the Jagannath v . State of Orissa.114 In both these cases the grounds of the judgments were practically speaking the same i.e. the collections were not merged in the ...
... judgment in Moti Das v . S.P. Sahi113 is identical to the judgment in the Jagannath v . State of Orissa.114 In both these cases the grounds of the judgments were practically speaking the same i.e. the collections were not merged in the ...
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... judgment of Sarkar , J. held that the right of pre - emption did not impose unreasonable restrictions on the right to acquire , hold and dispose of property . If the various courts had held the custom reasonable before the Constitution ...
... judgment of Sarkar , J. held that the right of pre - emption did not impose unreasonable restrictions on the right to acquire , hold and dispose of property . If the various courts had held the custom reasonable before the Constitution ...
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Preface | 11 |
Law and Social Change in India after the Post | 17 |
Social Legislation and Criminal Sanctions | 25 |
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