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  • General Information  
    Author(s)Broom's
    PublisherLexis Nexis
    Edition14th Edition
    ISBN9788119403943
    BindingHardcover
    LanguageEnglish
    Publish YearFebruary 2024

    Description

    Lexis Nexis Legal Maxims edition 2024 by Broom's

    Broom’s Legal Maxims is a comprehensive study on Legal Maxim. Since its first publication in 1845, Herbert Broom’s masterly exposition has proved itself to be the definitive guide to ancient principles of Roman Law that have found a place in the legal code of every civilized society. This work, in addition to highlighting the most important Legal Maxims, also explains and illustrates their meaning; to show the various exceptions to the rules which they enunciate, and the qualifications which must be borne in mind when they are applied. While retaining the original essence and quality, this Fourteenth Edition has been assiduously revised to include all the latest developments.

    Key Features:

    Adopts a lucid and analytical approach
    Up to date with all the major judicial developments
    Indian as well foreign judgments have been meticulously selected and incorporated, such as Bilkis Yakub Rasool v UOI; Tofan Singh v State of Tamil Nadu; Supriyo @ Supriya Chakraborty v UOI; Re Allied Wallet Ltd (in liquidation) and SPS Groundworks & Building Ltd v Mahil
    Indispensable reference for students, legal practitioners, academicians, and research scholars