The Administration of justice in Medieval India : A study in outline of the judical system under the Sultans and Badshahs of Delhi / Muhammad Basheer Ahmed.

By:

Ahmed Muhammad Basheer

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi. Cosmo Publications; 2015.Edition: 2015Description: 223 p . ; hardbound 15x25cmISBN:

978-81-307-1740-1

DDC classification:

23 347.54 AHM

Contents:

Introductory The subject matter The sources of information The text Conditions in Medieval India Conception of justice in Muslim states Judicial system under the Sultans Judicial System Under the Mughals Procedure in courts Rules of evidence Tendencies in criminal administration Prevention of crimes The working of the judicial machinery Summary and conclusions

Summary: " This work is neither of a critic nor of an eulogist nor of an apologist but simply of an expounder and is intended to introduce a subject hitherto neglected for further study and research. As the material on the subjecyt-matter of this book is still scanty, a detailed critical examination of the system is neither within the scope of this book nor seems necessary at the present stage"

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Books	Tetso College Library Political Science	Non-fiction	347.54 AHM (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		7737

Introductory
The subject matter
The sources of information
The text
Conditions in Medieval India
Conception of justice in Muslim states
Judicial system under the Sultans
Judicial System Under the Mughals
Procedure in courts
Rules of evidence
Tendencies in criminal administration
Prevention of crimes
The working of the judicial machinery
Summary and conclusions

" This work is neither of a critic nor of an eulogist nor of an apologist but simply of an expounder and is intended to introduce a subject hitherto neglected for further study and research. As the material on the subjecyt-matter of this book is still scanty, a detailed critical examination of the system is neither within the scope of this book nor seems necessary at the present stage"

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