The Law Reports

A comprehensive collection of legal cases heard by the Privy Council of the East India Company, this volume offers a unique perspective on the development of Indian law and administration during the colonial era. Edited and annotated by the eminent legal scholar Frederick Pollock, these reports provide invaluable insights into the workings of imperial justice and their impact on Indian society.
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