Commentaries on Mohammadan Law (In India, Pakistan and Bangladesh)

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Description
B.R. Verma's treatise on "Mohammedan Law" needs no introduction to its readers and it has stepped in its Fourteenth Edition. The istorical background carefully traced and compiled with sources and references duly supported by and growth of Mohammedan Law in India, Pakistan and Bangladesh has been judicial verdict to help the Students and lawyers to have an overall picture of the Law in India, Pakistan and Bangladesh have been dealt with in a scholarly manner, topic. The limitations and restrictions on the applicability of the Mohammedan having regard to the judicial dicta and supersession by legislation. The first chapter on "The Historical Background of the Mohammedan Law" makes a very delightful and yet a informative reading and shows the usefulness Law has been analytically and critically commented to give the practitioners the of the treatise. The inheritance both in Hanafi and Shia Schools of Mohammedan The present treatise gives a detailed explanation of the special features of Mohammedan Law and deals with subjects like, marriage, divorce, (tripple talaq). maintenance, guardianship, inheritance, gifts, Waqfs, etc. Systematically. It also contains texts of most of the inter-connected statutory laws of India, Pakistan and Bangladesh. It also contains a wealth of references to decided cases of sub-continental fame and the literature on the subject. The most important feature of this book is the authenticity of its subjects matter as it has been drawn from or hased upon the recognised sources of Mohammedan Law, The Quran, Ahadis and Sunna, Igmaa, Legislation and case law.
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Contents
Part 1. History And Application Of The Mohammedan Law
1. Historical Background of the Mohammedan Law
2. Applicability of Mohammedan Law
Part 2. Law Relating To Family Relations
3. Marriage
4.. Dower
5. Dissolution of Marriage
6. Parentage and Legitimacy
7. Maintenance
8. Guardianship
Part 3. Succession And Inheritance
9. Administration
10. General Principles of Inheritance
11. Hanafi Law of Inheritance
12. Shia Law of Inheritance
13.Wills
Part 4. Law Relating To Alienations
14. Gifts
15.Wakfs
16.Pre-Emption
Part 5. Death-Illness And Its Effects
17. Death-Illness And Its Effects
Appendices
Table Of Cases
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Author Details
B.R.Verma