Our Judicial System |
Contents
Chapter ICourts of Law in Ancient India | 9 |
Chapter IIOur Present Day Courts | 37 |
Chapter IIIFlaws in the Machine | 65 |
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accused person ALLAHABAD ancient India appeal lies appointed arbitrators Arthashastra assessors assistance awarded called Chandra Gupta Maurya charge chayat Chief Justice cial Civil Courts Civil Procedure Code claim confession Constitution of India convicted Courts of law crime criminal culprit deal death decision decree defendant disputes District Judge District Magistrates duty evidence exceed Executive Executive Government exercise Federal Court Frontier Crimes Regulation Government guilty hear appeals High Court Hiuen Tsiang importance imprisonment innocent jail Jirga judi judicial system Judiciary jurisdiction jury Kautilya King law Courts lawyers lecture Legal Aid litigation matter Megasthenes ment Mianwali Narada oath ordinate Judge Panches parties plaint plaintiff police officer powers Prince Jaita prisoner Privy Council punishment question Quran scheme second appeal Second Class Magistrate Seleukos Senior Subordinate sentence serious offences Sessions Judge Shudra Small Cause Court Subordinate Judges Sudatta suit Third Class Magistrate tion trial truth village Panchayats witnesses