Martial Law in India, Pakistan and Ceylon
Joseph Minattur's 'Martial Law in India, Pakistan and Ceylon' delves into the legal and historical applications of martial law across these nations. It explores the frameworks used to suspend ordinary laws during emergencies, offering a comparative perspective on governance and crisis management in South Asia.
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Martial Law in India, Pakistan and Ceylon offers a detailed examination of martial law as a legal and historical phenomenon in South Asia. Authored by Joseph Minattur, the book focuses on the implementation and implications of this extraordinary measure in the specified countries.
The text provides insights into the constitutional and administrative aspects of martial law, drawing from the unique political contexts of India, Pakistan, and Ceylon. It highlights how such laws have been invoked during times of crisis to maintain order.
Minattur's analysis serves as a valuable resource for understanding the balance between emergency powers and civil liberties in post-colonial settings. The book remains relevant for scholars and practitioners interested in comparative legal studies.
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