Hindu Law: Bibliography

HinduHindu A geographical name given by non-Hindus, who came to visit Bharatvarsha (Hindusthan). Sanatan Dharma is the actual Dharmic tradition of the Hindus. People who live in Hindusthan are Hindu, whether they Follow Islam, Chris, Buddha, Mahavira, or Nanaka. In this way, Tribals are also Hindu. LAW

Sno	Title	Author	Publisher	Year of Publication	Place of Publication	Edition	ISBN
1	Agni Puranam	Vyasa		1903	Calcutta
2	Ancient Indian LawLaw Positive command of sovereign or divine. One can be ruled either by a Statute, a Statue, or a Statement. Legislation is the rule-making process by a political or religious organisation. Physics governs natural law. Logical thinking is a sign of a healthy brain function. Dharma is eternal for Sanatanis.	M Rama Jois	Universal Law Publishing Company	2002	Delhi		81-7534-259-1
3	Aspects of the Social and political system of Manusmriti	K V Rangaswami Aiyanger		1949	Lucknow
4	Atharvaveda	Devi Chand		1982	New Delhi
5	Bhagavadgita with the Sanatsugatiya and the Anugita (Sacred books of the East series Vol.8)	K T Telang		1965
6	Buddha the Trimurti and Modern Hinduism	A R Kulkarni		1980	Nagpur
7	Budhist Mahayana Texts. (Pts. 1 & 2) Sacred Books of the East Series Vol. 49	E B Cowell
8	Changeable & the Unchangeable in ReligionReligion ‘The word ‘Religion’ -Re Legion- A group or Collection or a brigade, is a social-cultural construction and Substantially doesn’t exist. Catholic religion is different from Protestant religion. It is not Dharma.	J P Singhal		1965	Hoshiarpur
9	Classical dictionary of Hindu Mythology religion, Geography History and literature	J Dowson		1891	London	003
10	Classical Law of IndiaIndia Bharat Varsha (Jambu Dvipa) is the name of this land mass. The people of this land are Sanatan Dharmin and they always defeated invaders. Indra (10000 yrs) was the oldest deified King of this land. Manu's jurisprudence enlitened this land. Vedas have been the civilizational literature of this land. Guiding principles of this land are : सत्यं वद । धर्मं चर । स्वाध्यायान्मा प्रमदः । Read more	R Lingat		1973	New Delhi
11	Codified Hindu Law	Srinivasan		1977	Allahabad
12	Codified Hindu Law	T P Gopalakrishnan		1970		004
13	Codified Hindu Law	C V Menon		1970		004
14	Codified Hindu laws	T P Gopalakrishnan		1959	Allahabad	002
15	Codified Hindu laws	C V Menon		1959	Allahabad	002
16	Codified Hindu Laws	T P Gopalakrishnan		1963	Allahabad	003
17	Codified Hindu Laws	C V Menon		1963	Allahabad	003
18	Collection of Hindu Law taxts. Vol.2 Pt. 2 Yajnavalkya Smriti with Commentaries of :	G R Gharpure		1937	Bombay
19	Commentaries on Hindu Succession Act covering property rights of Women & Daughters	Srinivasan	Law Publishers	2009	Allahabad	005	81-7111-122-X
20	Commentaries on the Hindu Law of inheritance, succession	J Bhattacharya		1909	Calcutta	003
21	Commentary on Hindu Law and Statutory enactments Annotated with Personal Laws Amendment Act 2010	M N Srinivasan	Delhi Law House	2011	Delhi	005	9788186976944
22	Commentary on Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 alongwith Marriage Rules and Marriage Registration Rules Under Hindu Marriage Act, 1955	M N Srinivasan	Delhi Law House	2010	Delhi	002	978-81-86976-95-1
23	Commentary on the Hindu Adoption and Maintenance Act 1956	M N Srinivasan	Delhi Law House	2010	Delhi	002	978-81-86976-96-8
24	Commentary on the Hindu Law	J S Siromani		1885	Calcutta
25	Commentary on the Hindu Succession Act, 1956	B Malik	Delhi Law House	2010	Delhi	002	978-81-86976-00-5
26	Complete collection of Hindu Law books on inheritance	S S Setlur		1911	Madras
27	Considerations of the Hindu Law.	F W Macnaughten		1824	Serampore
28	Court Procedure in Ancient India	M K Sharan		1978	New Delhi
29	Critical Study of RigvedaRigveda Rig Veda First Mandala-ऋग्वेद- in Devanagari Script Rigveda: A Historical Analysis by Shrikant G. Talageri (2000) Rigveda is at least ninety thousand years old, perhaps more: OSHO वेदपारायणविधिः-The method of reciting the Vedas List of the Vedic Rishis ऋग्वेद भाष्यम् – Rig Veda Bhashyam by Sayanacharya Core Hinduttva Philosophy in Rig Veda	D P Patanjal Shashtri		1963	New Delhi
30	Decolonizing the Hindu Mind	Koenraad Elst	Rupa & Co.	2001	New Delhi		97981291
31	Dharma Sastra or the Hindu Law Codes	M N Dutt		1988	Delhi
32	Dharma Sastra or the Hindu Law codes	M N Dutt		1908	Calcutta
33	Dharma Sastra or the Hindu Law codes (English Translation)	M N Dutt		1908
34	Digest of Hindu law on contracts & succession	H T Colebrooke		1797-1798	Calcutta
35	Digest of Hindu law on contracts and succession	H T Colebrooke		1874	Madras
36	Digest of indu Law from the replies of Shastries in the several courts of the Bombay Presidency. Book 1 inheritance	J G Buhler		1867	Bombay
37	Digest of indu Law from the replies of Shastries in the several courts of the Bombay Presidency. Book 1 inheritance	R West		1867	Bombay
38	Divyatattva of Raghunandana Bhattacarya	R W Lariviere		1981	New Delhi
39	Elements of Hindu Law	T Strange		1825	London
40	Essay on Hindu jurisprudenceJurisprudence It is a branch of philosophy, that discusses the legality of Law. Oppenheimer v Cattermole (1976), the court considered the question of whether a Nazi law was so iniquitous that it should refuse to recognise it as a law, thus raising the connection between the concepts of law and morality.	S N Sen		1911	Allahabad
41	Essays and lectures on the religions of the Hindus	H H Wilson		1861	London
42	Essays in Classical and Modern Hindu Law	J Duncon M Derrett		1976-1978	Leiden
43	Fictions in the development of the Hindu Law texts	C S Sastri		1926	Madras
44	Figest of the Hindu Law of inheritance partition & adoption etc.	J G Buhler		1919	London	004
45	Figest of the Hindu Law of inheritance partition & adoption etc.	R West		1919	London	004
46	Fo-Sho-Hing-Isan-King: a life of Budha (Sacred books of the East series Vol.19)	S Beal		1965	Delhi
47	Garuda Purana	x Purana		1908	Calcutta
48	Garuda Puranam	M N Dutt		1908	Calcutta
49	General index to the names and subject matter of sacred books of the East	M Winternitz
50	General principles of Hindu jurisprudence	P N Sen		1918	Calcutta
51	Hindu Code	Hari Singh Gour		1973	Allahabad	005
52	Hindu Code	Hari Singh Gour		1938	Nagpur	004
53	Hindu code	R N Sarkar		1957	Calcutta
54	Hindu Code	Shiva Gopal		1958	Allahabad
55	Hindu Code	Prakash Gyan		1958	Allahabad	002
56	Hindu Code (Old and New)	Shiva Gopal		1958	Allahabad	002
57	Hindu Family law as administered in British India	E J Trevelyan		1929	London & Calcutta
58	Hindu History	A K Majumdar	Rupa & Co.	2008	New Delhi		978-81-291-1576-8
59	Hindu Judicial System (Radha Kumud Mookerjee Lectures) 1945	S Varadachariar		1945
60	Hindu Law	N R Raghavachariar	Madras Law Journal Office	1999	Chennai	009
61	Hindu Law	N R Raghavachariar		1987	Madras	008
62	Hindu Law	Dipankar Das Basu	Alia Law Agency	2001	Allahabad		81-87947-03-9
63	Hindu Law	S V Gupte		1981	Nagpur	003
64	Hindu Law	P N Chadha		1974	Lucknow	004
65	Hindu Law	S V Gupte		1981	Nagpur	003
66	Hindu Law	N R Raghavachariar		1980	Madras	007
67	Hindu Law	Tahir Mahmood		1981	Allahabad
68	Hindu Law	Werner Menski	Oxford University Press	2003	New Delhi		0-19-566503-1
69	Hindu Law	R N Chadha		1958	Lucknow
70	Hindu Law	P N Chadha		1965	Delhi	003
71	Hindu law	H Cowell		1870	Calcutta
72	Hindu Law	H Cowell		1871	Calcutta
73	Hindu Law	J Duncon M Derrett		1957	Calcutta
74	Hindu Law	P R Ganapathi Iyer		1915	Madras
75	Hindu Law	D Pathak		1962	Assam
76	Hindu law	N R Raghavachariar		1960	Madras	004
77	Hindu Law	N R Raghavachariar		1947	Madras
78	Hindu Law	N R Raghavachariar		1965		005
79	Hindu Law	C S Ramakrishna		1911	Madras
80	Hindu Law	M N Srinivasan		1969	Allahabad	004
81	Hindu Law	Arshad Subzwari	Kamal Publishers	2007	New Delhi	002
82	Hindu Law	M N Srinivasan		1975	Allahabd	003
83	Hindu Law !st, 3rd, 4th, and 8th ends	G S Sarkar		1897-1940	Calcutta
84	Hindu Law & Judicature from the Dharma-sastra of Yajnavalkya	E Roer		1861	Calcutta
85	Hindu law & judicature from the dharmas sastra of Yajnavalkya	Edward Boer		1861	Calcutta
86	Hindu law and custom	J Jolly		1928	Calcutta
87	Hindu Law and Its Constitutional Aspects	D Pathak		1986	Delhi	004
88	Hindu law and jurisprudence with Mimansa rules of interpretation	K P Saksena		1941	Allahabad
89	Hindu Law and the Constitution	A M Bhattacharjee	Eastern Law House	1994	Calcutta	002	81-7177-042-8
90	Hindu law and usage	N L Roy		1965	Calcutta	002
91	Hindu law in Bharat	M N Srinivasan		1951	Bangalore	003
92	Hindu law in British India	S V Gupte		1945	Bombay
93	Hindu law in British India	S V Gupte		1947	Bombay	002
94	Hindu Law its sources	G Jha		1930-1933	Allahabad
95	Hindu law of adoption	G S Sarkar		1916	Calcutta	002
96	Hindu Law of Inheritance	G C Sarkar		1986
97	Hindu Law of Marriage and Divorce	J Singh		1979	Allahabad
98	Hindu Law: with reference to the administration of justice in the King’s Courts in India	T Strange
99	Hindu laws	T P Gopalakrishnan		1958	Allahabad
100	Hindu laws	C V Menon		1958	Allahabad
101	Hindu Marriage Act	O P Sharma		1977	New Delhi
102	Hindu Marriage Act 1955	R P Sethi		1974	Jammu
103	Hindu Marriage Samskara	P Sahani	Wheeler Publishers	1993	Allahabad
104	Hindu Mythology Vedic and Puranic	W J Wilkins		1974	London
105	Hindu religions	H H Wilson		1899	Calcutta
106	Hindu Society in the Sixteenth Century with Special Reference to Northern India	A K Shrivastava		1981	New Delhi
107	Hinduism	A Mohapatra	Mittal Publications	1993	New Delhi
108	Hinduism	B Mohapatra	Mittal Publications	1993	New Delhi
109	Hinduism	N C Chaudhuri		1979	London
110	Hinduism	Arun Shourie		1979	Ghaziabad
111	Hinduism	M Monier Williams		1919	London
112	History of Dharmasastra	P V Kane		1953	Poona
113	History of Dharmasastra	P V Kane		1958	Poona
114	History of Dharmasastra	P V Kane		1968	Poona	002
115	History of Dharmasastra (ancient and mediaeval religious and civil law)	P V Kane		1930-46	Poona
116	History of Hindu Law in the Vedic age and in post-Vedic times down to the institutes of Manu	Pal Radhabinod		1958	Calcutta
117	History of the Hindu Law of partition, inheritance and adoption	J Jolly		1885	Calcutta
118	History of the sect. of	G C Haughton		1865	London
119	Holy Vedas	P S Vidyalankar		1983	Delhi
120	Hymns of Atharveda-1965	M Bloomfield
121	Hymns of the Atharveda	R T H Griffith		1895	Banaras
122	Impact of social legislation on social change	B B Chatterjee		1971
123	In Sights Into Hinduism	R N Dandekar		1979	Delhi
124	Institute of Manu (Manava Dharm Sastra)	G C Haughton		1825	London
125	Institutes of Hindu Law	Sir W Jones			Calcutta
126	Institutes of Hindu Law or the ordinances of Manu	x Manu		1794	Calcutta
127	Institutes of Vishnu (Sacred Books of the E. Series Vol.7)	J Jolly		1965
128	Introduction of Hindu and Mohammendan Law for the use of students	W Markby		1966	Oxford
129	Introduction to Hindu Law	U C Sarkar		1973	Allahabad
130	Introduction to Modern Hindu Law	J Duncon M Derrett		1963	London
131	Jaina Sutras. Pts. 1, 2	H Jacobi		1965
132	Joint Hindu Family	G D Sontheimer		1977	New Delhi
133	Joint Hindu Family	Gunther Dietz		1977	New Delhi
134	Joint Hindu Family	G D Sontheimer		1977	New Delhi
135	Judicial Separation under Hindu Law	D K Singla	Deep and Deep Publications	1992	New Delhi
136	Juristic personality of Hindu deities.	S C Bagchi		1933	Calcutta
137	Katyayana-Mata-Sangraha	N C Bandyopadhyaya		1927	Calcutta
138	Kaundinay Smriti English Translation	P Sri Ramachandrudu		2004
139	Law and custom of Hindu castes	A Steele		1868	London
140	Law of inheritance from the Mitacshar	H T Colebrooke		1869	Calcutta
141	Law of legal necessities and obligations	H Chatterjee		1910	Calcutta
142	Law relating to the joint Hindu family	K Bhattacharya		1885	Calcutta
143	Laws of Dharamasastras	B N Mani		1989	New Delhi
144	Laws of Manu	W Doniger	Penguin Books	1991	New Delhi
145	Laws of Manu	G Buhler		1965
146	Leading Cases on Hindu Law of Adoption and minority & guardianship	Aiyar Srinivasa
147	Leading cases on the Hindu law of debts and transfers.	M L Agarwala		1922	Allahabad
148	Manu	K Motwani		1937	Madras
149	Manu and Yajnavalkya – a comparison and contrast	K P Jayaswal		1930	Calcutta
150	Manu Smriti	J Shastri		1983	Delhi
151	Manu Smriti	J H Dave		1972
152	Manu’s land and trade laws	V Ayyar		1927	Madras
153	Manual of Hindu Law	S G Grady		1871	London
154	Manusamhita (English Translation)	M N Dutt		1909	Calcutta
155	Manusmriti : Constitution of the Vedic Society	R G Chaturvedi	Universal Law Pub. Co.	2010	New Delhi		978817539025
156	Markandeya Purana	Dutt Manmatha Nath		1897	Calcutta
157	Markandeya Purana	x Purana		1897	Calcutta
158	Matsya Puranam	x Taluqdar		1916	Allahabad
159	Mimansa Rules of Interpretation	K L Sarkar	Modern Law House	2008	New Delhi	003	978-81-87629-56-6
160	Mimansa rules of interpretation as applied to Hindu Law	K L Sarkar		1909	Calcutta
161	Minor Law books Pt. 1 Narada Brihaspati	J Jolly
162	Miscellaneous essays	H T Colebrooke		1873	London
163	Mitacshara and Daya-Bhaga, two treatises on the Hindu Law of inheritance	H T Colebrooke		1883	Calcutta
164	Mitacshara Vyavahara Adhyay	H T Colebrooke		1870	Calcutta
165	Mitacshara Vyavahara Adhyay	W H Macnaughten		1870	Calcutta
166	Mitaksara law of inheritance Ch.1 Sec. 1-5	x Yajnavalkya
167	Modern Hindu Law	Peeyushi Diwan		1988	Allahabad	007
168	Modern Hindu Law	Paras Diwan		1979	Allahabad	004
169	Modern Hindu Law	Paras Diwan	Allahabad Law Agency	2003	Faridabad	015
170	Modern Hindu Law	Peeyushi Diwan	Allahabad Law Agency	2003	Faridabad	015
171	Modern Hinduism	W J Wilkins		1900	Calcutta	002
172	Naradiya Dharmasastra	J Jolly		1981	Delhi
173	Naradiya Dharmasastra or the Institutes of Narada	J Jolly		1981	Delhi
174	Parva Nirnaya	K Sharma
175	Pehlavi Texts. Pt. The Budhains Bahman Yast and Shayasti Pt.2 to 5 (Sacred books of the East series )	E W West
176	Principles of Dharmshastra	N N Chobe			Allahabad
177	Principles of Hindu and Mohammedan Law	W H Machaughten		1865	London	003
178	Principles of Hindu Law	D F Mulla	Butterworths	1998	New Delhi	017	81-87162-02-3
179	Principles of Hindu Law	D F Mulla		1990	Bombay	016
180	Principles of Hindu Law	D F Mulla		1982	Bombay	015
181	Principles of Hindu Law	S T Desai		1974	Bombay	014
182	Principles of Hindu Law	D F Mulla		1974	Bombay	014
183	Principles of Hindu Law	J C Ghose		1903	Calcutta
184	Principles of Hindu Law	W H Macnaughten		1886	Serampore	004
185	Principles of Hindu Law	D E Mulla		1919		003
186	Principles of Hindu Law	D E Mulla		1924		004
187	Principles of Hindu Law	D E Mulla		1937		008
188	Principles of Hindu Law	D F Mulla		1946		010
189	Principles of Hindu Law	D F Mulla		1952		011
190	Principles of Hindu Law	D F Mulla		1959		012
191	Principles of Hindu Law	D F Mulla		1966		013
192	Principles of Hindu Law	J C Ghose		1917-19	Calcutta	003
193	Principles of Hindu Law	D F Mulla	Lexis Nexis Butterworths Wadhwa Nagupr	2010	Gurgoan	021	9788180385995
194	Principles of Hindu Law.	D F Mulla	Lexis Nexis Butterworths	2007	New Delhi	020
195	Principles of the Hindu law of inheritance	J P Sarvadhikari		1922	Madras
196	Prose English translation of Agni-Puranam	M N Dutt		1903-1904	Calcutta
197	Prose English translation of Markandeya Purana	M N Dutt		1897	Calcutta
198	Prose-English translation of Vishnupuranam	M N Dutt		1912	Calcutta	002
199	Purva Mimamsa in its Sources	G Jha		1964	Banaras	002
200	Quran: Sacred books of the E. Series	xx Palmer
201	Rig Veda Hymns	R T H Griffith		1897	Banaras
202	Rigvedic Culture	A C Das		1925	Calcutta
203	Sacred laws of the Aryas. Vasishtha & Bandhayana (Part I & II of Vol. 14 of Sacred Books of the East series )	G Buhler
204	Sacred Laws of the Aryas:	x Yajnavalkya		1913	Allahabad
205	Sama Veda	R T H Griffith		1893	Banaras
206	Samaveda	Devi Chand		1981	New Delhi	002
207	Sarva Darsana Sangraha of Madhavacharya	E B Cowell		1981	Ahmedabad
208	Sarva Darsana Sangraha of Madhavacharya	A E Gough		1981	Ahmedabad
209	Select works	H H Wilson		1861	London
210	Select Writings	R N Dandekar		1979-1982	Delhi
211	Selection of leading cases on the Hindu law of inheritance. Pt. 2	J B Norton		1871	Madras
212	Short treatise on Hindu Law	H Cowell		1895	Calcutta
213	Smritichandrika (text) by Devannabhatta	G R Gharpure		1918	Bombay
214	Smritichandrika (Vyavahara Kanda part I)	G R Gharpure		1948	Bombay	001
215	Social life in Ancient India	S Chattopadhyaya		1965	Calcutta
216	Statutory changes in Hindu law with short comments	M N Srinivasan		1957	Allahabad
217	Studies in the Purva Mimamsa	J W Chapman		1984	Delhi
218	Studies in the Purva Mimamsa	S G Moghe		1984	Delhi
219	Supreme Court on Hindu Law (1950-71)	Jai Prakash		1971
220	Supreme Court on Hindu Law. 1970	A C Gambhir		1971
221	Teachings of Dharmasastra	G R Gharpure		1956	Lucknow
222	Text book of Hindu law	D N Agarwala		1956		002
223	Text book of Hindu law	D N Agarwala		1958		003
224	Text book of Hindu Law	R Dayal		1959	Allahabad	003
225	Texts of the White Yajurveda	R T H Griffith		1899	Banaras
226	Texture to Contest Alienations under Hindu Law	B S Saini			Ambala
227	The Holy Vedas	P S Vidyalankar	Clarion Books		Delhi
228	Treatise on Hindu Law	S Venkataraman		1972
229	Treatise on Hindu Law & Usage	John D Mayne	Bharat Law House	2008	New Delhi	016	81-7737-143-6
230	Treatise on Hindu Law and Usage	John D Mayne	Bharat Law Hou se	1996	New Delhi	014	81-85224-68-4
231	Treatise on Hindu Law and Usage	John D Mayne	Bharat Law House	1996	New Delhi	014	81-85224-68-4
232	Treatise on Hindu Law and Usage	John D Mayne	Bharat Law House	1991	New Delhi	013
233	Treatise on Hindu Law and Usage	John D Mayne		1986	New Delhi	012
234	Treatise on Hindu Law and usage	J D Mayne		1953	Madras	011
235	Two treatises on the Hindu Law of inheritance	H T Colebrooke		1822	Madras
236	Vacaspati Misra	L Rocher		1956
237	Vedic India	H P Chakraborti		1981	Calcutta
238	View of the Hindu Law	J M Nelson		1877	Madras
239	Vishnupuranam	x Purana		1912	Calcutta	002
240	Vishnusmriti with the commentary kesavavaijayant of Nandapandita	V Krishnamachari		1964	Madras
241	Viva Chintamani Commentary on the Hindoo Law prevalent in Mithila	Misra Vachaspati		1965	Madras	002
242	Vivada Chinatamani from the original sanskritSanskrit It is the oldest living language and civilizational mark. The language of Rig Veda or Atharva Veda (10000 years old) is a pre-Sanskrit Vedic language. It has its own Pratisakhya (Grammar) and Nirukta (Vocabulary).  40% of Tamil is Sanskrit. Before the written form, it was in the form of oral tradition. Such is the case of  Six Kanda Ramayana. Before Valmiki, it was in Oral form. Sanskrit has been the language of  Jambudvipa. The mother tongue of Sunok, Vasistha, Viswamitra or grandparents of  Zarathustra (Resource person of Abrahamic Religions) was the language of Rig Veda. The legend goes that the origin of Sanskrit is the sky, therefore, it is called Deva Bhasa. of Vachaspati Misra	P C Tagore		1865	Madras	002
243	Vivada Chintamani	V Misra		1986
244	Vivada Chintamani	Misra Vachaspati		1941
245	Vivada Ratnakara	K Iyer
246	Vivadachintamani of Vachspati Mishra	G Jha		1942	Baroda
247	Vivadaratnakara	C Thakkura		1986
248	Vyavahara Mayukha : A treatise on positive law by Bhatta Kantha	G R Gharpure		1924	Bombay
249	Vyavahara Mayukha also the Yajna-Valkya Smriti Parts 1-2	V N Mandlik		1880	Bombay
250	Vyavastha-Chandrika	S C Sarkar		1878	Calcutta
251	Vyavastha-Darpana : A digest of Hindu Law, as current in all the Provinces of India, except Bengal, Vol-1, 2	S C Sarkar		1833	Calcutta
252	Yagnavalkya Smriti	S S Setlur		1912	Madras
253	Yajnavalkya Smriti with the commentary of Vijnanesvara called the Mitaksara	S C Vidyarnava		1918	Allahabad
254	Yajnavalkyasimriti and the Mitakshara (General introduction & indexes)	G R Gharpure		1944	Bombay
255	Yajurveda	Devi Chand		1980	New Delhi	003
256	Zend Avesta Pt.3 (Sacred books of the East series Vol.31)	L M Mills		1965	Delhi
257	Zend-A Vasta : Pt. 1 The Vendidad Pt.2 The Sirozah Yasts etc.	J Darmesterer

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