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It compartmentalises civil law into the public and private , the former dealing with and related primarily to the ... Either they suggest , as Sushma Swaraj has done , that the UCC should be based on the best from all personal laws ...
It compartmentalises civil law into the public and private , the former dealing with and related primarily to the ... Either they suggest , as Sushma Swaraj has done , that the UCC should be based on the best from all personal laws ...
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56 then should have the option to opt out of this civil code into their own respective personal laws . Organisations like the All India Democratic Women's Association have had the experience of dealing directly with and engaging in ...
56 then should have the option to opt out of this civil code into their own respective personal laws . Organisations like the All India Democratic Women's Association have had the experience of dealing directly with and engaging in ...
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Personal law vs. personal law . ' The Hindustan Times ' : 28 May 1995 . Bal Krishna . SC civil code verdict not mandatory on government The Hindustan Times ' : 12 May 1995 . Baria , Farah . Personal laws : to each her own .
Personal law vs. personal law . ' The Hindustan Times ' : 28 May 1995 . Bal Krishna . SC civil code verdict not mandatory on government The Hindustan Times ' : 12 May 1995 . Baria , Farah . Personal laws : to each her own .
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