Posthumous Empires: Colonial Inheritance Law in Goa
Posthumous.EmpiresPosthumous Empires is a student-led blog by Gurnoor Singh and Komal Barwal (2nd Year B.A. LL.B. at NLSIU), exploring Portuguese civil law's legacy in Goa, for their Family Law II Course.
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> This blog series seeks to critically examine the legal history and operation of succession laws in Goa. By tracing their colonial origins, their retention post-1961, and their lived realities in the present, we (Gurnoor Singh and Komal Ba...
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> In this Interview, Gurnoor Singh and Komal Barwal (2nd Year B.A. L.LB. Students, NLSIU) are in conversation with Advocate Dr. Albertina Almeida on issues pertaining to Succession Laws in Goa – their History, Social Implications and Potent...
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