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List of Books Constitutional Law of Bangladesh, 2nd Edition Islam, Mahmudul 2009 Mullick Brothers 848 p 09.09.2009 The Judicial Process: US. UK. France Abraham, J Henry 1977 Oxford University Press 543 p. 12.04.83 The General Clauses Art (Central and States) 1979, Rep. 1980 Bindra, N.S. 1980 Unlimited Optical University Press 528 p. 06.08.82 South Asian Politics and Religion Smith, Donald E. 1966 Princeton University Press 563 p. 10.07.82 Gulab Varirani for Arnold-Heinemann Publishers A Judge's Miscellany (Third Series) Hidayatullah M. 1982 190 p. 25.02.88 (India) A Judge's Miscellany (Fourth Series) Hidayatullah M. 1984 S.V. 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