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A Coin has two sides: Colonial India
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Definition, Nature and Scope of Tort and important maxims
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Case Comment: MC Mehta vs Kamal Nath – Public Trust Doctrine
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Case Comment: Municipal Council, Ratlam vs Shri Vardhichand
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Karta of joint hindu family position, powers and functions
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International Law and Environmental Protection
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General defences and justification for tortious liability
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Concept of Coercion, Undue Influence and their differences
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Difference between intention and motive under law of Torts
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