Paramountcy in Indian constitutional law a study of the legal aspects of the relationship between the Indian states and the government of India from the days of the East India Company down to the present time. With a foreword by N.S. Lokur.
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TextPublication details: Bombay : N.M. Tripathi LTD, 1948Description: ix, 305 p. : 18 cmSubject(s): Legal theories | Political practice | Constitutional lawDDC classification: 342.540 2
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