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Commentary on Hindu Law (Complete Edition)

By Gazi Shamsur Rahman

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Author
Gazi Shamsur Rahman
Pages
760
Size
7.2 × 9.5 inches
Paper
65 GSM white paper
Binding
Rexine gel binding (hardcover)

About this book

"Commentary on Hindu Law (Complete Edition)" by Gazi Shamsur Rahman is a comprehensive, authoritative and research-based book on Hindu Personal Law. It presents Hindu law, family law and various property-related provisions in a well-organised manner in light of judicial decisions, legal interpretation and relevant legal analysis.

The book covers Hindu marriage law, divorce, adoption, guardianship, inheritance, property rights, the joint family system, women's property rights, wills, trusts and other important topics of Hindu personal law. Each topic is explained in easy-to-understand language, with important court judgments and judicial precedents added where necessary, making it especially helpful for legal practice and research.

The book is a reliable reference for lawyers, judicial officers, university law students, researchers, teachers and readers interested in Hindu personal law. It is also highly useful for preparing for the Bar Council, judicial service and other law-based competitive examinations.

Published by Khoshroz Kitab Mahal Limited, this edition is printed on high-quality 65 GSM white paper and finished in Rexine gel binding (hardcover) for long-lasting use. This complete 760-page volume is a rich and reliable research aid on Hindu law.

At a glance

  • A complete and authoritative book on Hindu personal law
  • Detailed discussion of marriage, divorce, adoption, inheritance, property rights, guardianship and joint family law
  • Includes important judicial decisions and legal analysis
  • Useful for lawyers, judges, law students, researchers and competitive examinees
  • Pages: 760