Hinduism And Divorce — From Dharmasastras To Statutory Law: A Critical Study (2 Vols. Set)
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Hinduism And Divorce From Dharmasastras To Statutory Law: A Critical Study (2 Vols Set)

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SKU: 9788186921098

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  • ISBN-13: 9788186921098
  • Publisher: Decent Books
  • Binding: Hardback
  • No of Pages: xv, xi, 650
  • ISBN-10: 8186921095
  • Publisher Date: 2000
  • Language: English
  • Weight: 1200 gr

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Weight 0.5 kg

18 reviews for Hinduism And Divorce From Dharmasastras To Statutory Law: A Critical Study (2 Vols Set)

  1. Pritam Mandal –

    A solid academic work. The lack of a glossary for the Sanskrit terms is a major oversight. Plan to do some extra research.

  2. Jaiya Deswal –

    A must-read for anyone interested in Hindu law. Very well-researched, though I wish there was more focus on modern interpretations.

  3. Vishal –

    Good academic resource, but be prepared for a long read. There are many details to digest, pace yourself.

  4. Khushi Kaur Arora –

    An academic approach, which may not appeal to everyone. It’s informative but can be a bit dry at times. Good for legal scholars.

  5. Shambhu –

    A thorough examination of a complex topic. The author’s insights are illuminating, but sometimes the language is dense. Overall, a valuable resource.

  6. Paras Patil –

    The book is academically sound. However, it lacks practical insights for those facing divorce. More practical advice would be helpful.

  7. Viren Mukhi –

    Goes deep into the topic, but it’s not for casual readers. Needs dedicated time to appreciate the depth. Very informative.

  8. Tanya Yadav –

    The book’s extensive research impressed me. Its rigid writing could be more accessible to a wider audience.

  9. Mukul Singh Patel –

    Informative and well-researched. The two volumes can be a lot to handle. Breaking it up more might make it more accessible.

  10. Shreya Singh –

    An important contribution to the field. However, it could use a more accessible writing style. I had to reread sections.

  11. Aswin M –

    A comprehensive study, but it’s a bit overwhelming with details. I found it hard to follow in some sections. Still a good effort.

  12. Mansi –

    Provides a good historical perspective. Some of the arguments feel outdated. It could have benefited from more contemporary examples.

  13. Tishika Bansal –

    It’s meticulously researched. It could be improved by incorporating diverse, modern viewpoints.

  14. Tanya Jethwani –

    Excellent resource for legal scholars, though the average reader might find it too detailed. Worth it if you need in-depth analysis.

  15. Priyanshu Jatolia –

    The research is commendable. The book could have been made better with modern cases. Still, it’s valuable.

  16. Rishav Ghosh –

    This book is scholarly. Adding a section on counseling and support would make it a very complete reference.

  17. Aditya Prakash –

    Interesting perspective, but at times, the language is a bit archaic. Some rephrasing of the content would improve it.

  18. Jashan Sankla –

    Offers a unique viewpoint on the subject. While thought-provoking, it is a bit too theoretical. I preferred more real-world application.

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