in India and by the Privy Council in appeal from In decisions of those tribunals but unfortunately these cases 'e scattered over hundreds of volumes of reported cases. [...] I have tried in this book to give a connected thread of the decisions on the subject which go to fix the principles i expound reasons for them. [...] The introduction is designed give an outline of the guiding principles of the various tensive branches of the subject with a view that public at ige may avail themselves of them. [...] 44 102 VII Power of a caste to remove a trustee of any of its charitable trust. [...].. 1.21 IV Rights of a methher of a caste to inspect docments and books of account relating to caste property.
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Preface
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Introduction
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i-xiv | L.T. Kirani | view |
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Chapter I.
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i-13 | L.T. Kirani | view |
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Chapter II.Jurisdiction Of Caste
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13-22 | L.T. Kirani | view |
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Chapter III.Suits Relating to Caste Questions not Cognizable by Civil Courts
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22-58 | L.T. Kirani | view |
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Chapter IV.Suits of Civil Nature
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59-113 | L.T. Kirani | view |
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Chapter V.Caste Property
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113-126 | L.T. Kirani | view |
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Chapter VI.Excommunication
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127-141 | L.T. Kirani | view |
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Chapter VII.Defamation
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141-163 | L.T. Kirani | view |
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Appendix
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164-168 | L.T. Kirani | view |
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Index
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169-180 | L.T. Kirani | view |
