Sen, Priya Nath <br/><br/>
General principle of Hindu jurisprudence/ 
Priya Nath Sen 
 - Haryana:  Allahabad Law Agency,  1984. 
 - xxvii, 423 p. ;  21 cm. 
<br/><br/>Lecture 1 Introduction<br/>Lecture II Ownership : its nature and the modes of its acquisition<br/>Lecture III Transfer of ownership<br/>Lecture IV The Law of Prescription<br/>Lecture V The Law of Succession<br/>Lecture VI The Law of Pledge<br/>Lecture VII The Law of Bailments and other Incorporeal Rights<br/>Lecture VIII Law relating to Parental^and Quasi-Parental<br/>Relationship<br/>Lecture IX Law relating to Marital and Quasi-Marital Relationship<br/>Lecture X The Law of Dominical Relation and the Law of Defective Status in general<br/>Lecture X The Law of Contractual Obligation<br/>Lecture XII The Law of Torts and the Law of Crimes<br/>Lecture XIII Adjective Law<br/>Lecture XIV Concluding Remarks 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Hindu law
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>340  / SEN/T