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    Vyavasthá-chandriká : a digest of Hindu law, as current in all the provinces of India, except Bengal proper : comprising vyavasthás or principles deduced from Sanskrit books of paramount authority, viz: - the Mitákshará, Víra-mitrodaya, Viváda-chintámani, Vyavahára-mayúkha, Smriti-chandriká, &c, with authorities and interpretations, &c, from those books and other sources, annotations from the principles and elements of Hindú law, &c., also precedents of the Privy Council, the late Sudder and Supreme courts, the present High courts of Calcutta, Allahabad, Bombay and Madras, also admitted legal opinions, and responsa prudentum
    by Sircar, S. C. (Shama Churun)
    Published 1878
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    The Muhammadan law : being a digest of the law applicable especially to the Sunnís of India
    by Sircar, S. C. (Shama Churun)
    Published 1873
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    The Muhammadan law : being a digest of the Sunní code in part and of the Imámiyah code
    by Sircar, S. C. (Shama Churun)
    Published 1875
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    Vyavasthá Darpana : a digest of the Hindu law as current in Bengal, (with authorities, explanatory notes, etc.,) regarding inheritance, contracts, and other subjects, with a selection of legal opinions and cases bearing upon the leading points
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    Vyavasthá-chandriká a digest of Hindu law, as current in all the provinces of India, except Bengal proper comprising vyavasthás or principles deduced from Sanskrit books of paramount authority, viz: - the Mitákshará, Víra-mitrodaya, Viváda-chintámani, Vyavahára-mayúkha, Smriti-chandriká, &c, with authorities and interpretations, &c, from those books and other sources, annotations from the principles and elements of Hindú law, &c., also precedents of the Privy Council, the late Sudder and Supreme courts, the present High courts of Calcutta, Allahabad, Bombay and Madras, also admitted legal opinions, and responsa prudentum
    by Sircar, S. C. (Shama Churun)
    Published 1878
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