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Muslim Law of Marriage and Succession in India : A Critique with a Plea for Optional Civil Code by S. A. Kader, foreworded by V. R. Krishna Iyer.
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TextLanguage: Publication details: Kolkatta : Eastern Law House, 1998.Description: 166 pISBN: - 8171770932
- 346.5491016 KAD/MUS
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| 346.54096 SAR/NEG Negotiable instruments act, 1881 | 346.54096 SAR/NEG Negotiable instruments act, 1881 | 346.54096 SAR/NEG Negotiable instruments act, 1881 | 346.541016 KAD/MUS Muslim Law of Marriage and Succession in India : | 346.541023 SUJ/CON Concise Law of Government Contracts | 346.54133064 MOH/LOR Lord Shree Jagannath Temple manual: | 346.54133064 MOH/LOR Lord Shree Jagannath Temple manual: |
Table of Contents:
Chapter 1. Introduction
Chapter 2. Schools of Islamic Law
Chapter 3. Sources and Interpretation
Chapter 4. Operation of Muslim Law in India
Chapter 5. Marriage
Chapter 6. Polygamy
Chapter 7. Dissolution of Marriage
Chapter 8. Maintenance of Divorced Wife
Chapter 9. Interstate Succession
Chapter 10. Testate Succession
Chapter 11. Gender Justice
Chapter 12. Codification of Personal Laws
Chapter 13. Uniform Civil Code
Chapter 14. Optional Civil Code
Chapter 15. Conclusion
Annexure
Index