The law relating to inherent power of Supreme Court, High Court, and subordinate Courts (civil and criminal) View on Open Library

The law relating to inherent power of Supreme Court, High Court, and subordinate Courts (civil and criminal)

by Masud-ul-Hassan Khan Sabri

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First published: 1977 1 language
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