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Combat Law : The Human Rights magazine
Volume 3, Issue 4: Personal laws
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Flip-flop on personal laws
In theory, laws that violate fundamental rights can be struck down by the Supreme Court or any of the High Courts. But
judges in these bodies have exhibited an extremely wavering attitude in testing the Constitutionality
of personal laws, notes
Mihir Desai.
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Universality of cultural relativism
Manoj Biswas
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Constitutional challenges, communal hues and reforms within Personal Laws
Flavia Agnes
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Marriage in Islam
Noorjehan Safia Niaz
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Forced change
Leah Verghese
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