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Home work ( Administrative units of Ancient India and Judicial Procedure)
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Assignment on " Ancient source of law'"
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Module I: Genesis of Law and Methods of Studying Legal History (Lecture 1&2)
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Module II: Hindu Period (part one) (Lecture 3&4)
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Module III: Hindu Period (Part two) (Lecture 5&6)
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Module IV: Muslim Period (Part one) (Lecture 7 & 8)
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Module V: Muslim Period (part two)
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Assignment
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Module VI: East India Company Rule in India (Lectures 12 and 14)
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Module VII: British Raj in India (Lecture 15 and 16))
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Court Structure of Bangladesh
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Quiz 3
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Module VIII: Merits and Demerits of Colonialism (Lecture 17 and 18)
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Module IX: Pakistan & Bangladesh Period (Lecture 19, 20 and 21)
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Class Test Supplementary only on the basis of a valid and unavoidable reasons , you may apply and do take this last chance
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Final Examination
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by shafi shafi - Thursday, 30 May 2024, 7:57 PM
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Hindu period:
In ancient Indian period Hindu society, institution and beliefs gradually developed and a definite shape was given to them during the Hindu period. Many important beliefs and doctrines of recent days are deep rooted in the ancient Hindu ideology. To understand properly the judicial system of india we can consider briefly three important factors:
1. The social institution and religious philosophy of ancient India
2. Political system and institutions of ancient India.
3.Administrative units of ancient India