Kazis Act, 1880 see Muslim Laws

This comprehensive edition consolidates the Kazis Act, 1880, providing a complete statutory reference for the appointment and powers of Kazis under Muslim personal law in India. The Act regulates the civil and religious functions of Kazis, including the solemnization of marriages, administration of family matters, and resolution of disputes according to Islamic principles. The book includes interpretative commentary, historical context, and practical guidance on the application of the Act. Each section is annotated to clarify duties, responsibilities, and the legal framework governing Kazis’ civil authority. This volume is especially useful for legal practitioners, judges, scholars of Muslim law, and students seeking a detailed understanding of personal law administration under the Act. It bridges statutory text with practical interpretation, offering insights into the historical and contemporary relevance of Kazis in India. The book includes interpretative commentary, historical context, and practical guidance on the application of the Act. Each section is annotated to clarify duties, responsibilities, and the legal framework governing Kazis’ civil authority. This volume is especially useful for legal practitioners, judges, scholars of Muslim law, and students seeking a detailed understanding of personal law administration under the Act. It bridges statutory text with practical interpretation, offering insights into the historical and contemporary relevance of Kazis in India.