The mistakes most advocates and some judges usually make, particularly in testamentary matters, but even otherwise in civil matters, is they immediately apply common law, to various State’s and Central Acts, assuming it to be applicable to all Ind...
The mistakes most advocates and some judges usually make, particularly in testamentary matters, but even otherwise in civil matters, is they immediately apply common law, to various State’s and Central Acts, assuming it to be applicable to all Indians, which is fallible as certain Union Territories, Regional States and peoples, don’t come within the ambit of national laws. Learn more about it in this book.