Family Law –I (Hindu Law) – A Comprehensive Guide to Hindu Law

Description

The book is all about Hindu jurisprudential thought and the laws relating to Hindu. For the authoritative guide on the subject, “Family Law” is the definitive legal classic. Spanning periodic revisions, it comprehensively covers ancient Hindu Jurisprudence as well as section wise commentaries on various legislation.
For different needs of audiences or reader:
•Academics and Students: Trust worthy complete guide for Academics as well as for students of Law based on Conceptual Clarity.
•For Competitive Exams/Judiciary: Complete Guide for CLAT & Judicial Exams. This book breaks down Hindu Law into plain English + landmark case laws.
•For historical/Deep Research: History of Dharmashastras as well as Dharmasutras and the historical evolution of Hindu custom and jurisprudence.
Inside this book: All 4 Hindu Law Acts explained: HMA 1955, HSA 1956, HMG Act 1956, HAMA 1956, Hindu customs and usages including Landmark Cases from Vineeta Sharma to Shah Bano explained “case capsules”, Diagrams for succession, mnemonics for adoption rules.

About The Author

Dr. Baloy Bhattacharjee is a faculty member and Assistant Professor in Sikkim National Law University. During my Lifetime, I spent 8 years in the Career in legal Education. Previously I was a Research Coordinator, IQAC (Member), Head of the department of Legal Studies, overall 7 scholars have completed their research work under my supervision also worked in various committees of (Arunachal University of Studies, Arunachal Pradesh). Previously I practiced as an Advocate in Tripura High Court for 2 years. In my Academic career, I have written some Book Chapters in Edited volume, Articles, Delivered Lectures for academic growth and sharing knowledge.
Dr. Sunita Panth is a prominent faculty member and Assistant Professor of Law at Sikkim National Law University (SNLU), specializing in Constitutional Law and Human Rights. I am a dedicated educator for shaping my academic career through significant teaching and research milestones in the legal field. I was awarded Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) degree from Himachal Pradesh National Law University (HPNLU), Shimla. My doctoral research focused on a highly relevant socio-legal study titled, “Position of Refugee Women in India: A Socio-Legal Study.” also having experience in various administrative works, like in JJB District board and several articles published and given presentation on various field of law in my past experience.