Cases on Muslim Law of India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh: How Language Influences Jurors in Capital Cases

Oxford University Press India (2015)
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Through a selection of principal judicial decisions and significant fact situations from pre- and post-independent India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh, this volume provides an easy access to the basic principles and rules of Muslim law, and shows how case law acts as a social barometer and an instrument of change.

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