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Publisher
Controller of Publications
Language
English
Pages
46

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Subjects
Judges, Selection and appointment
Places
India

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Edition Notes

"August, 1979."

Includes bibliographical references.

Published in
Delhi
Series
Report / Law Commission of India -- 80th, Report (Law Commission of India) -- 80th.
Other Titles
Method of appointment of judges.

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v, 46 p. ;
Number of pages
46

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OL19314176M

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