Indian Appeals (1873-1950) Inclusive of 1 Supp. & 1 Digest in 79 Volumes, Per Set (Deluxe Bound)

Indian Appeals (1873–1950), Inclusive of 1 Supplement & 1 Digest, is a definitive 79-volume deluxe set that chronicles the authoritative decisions of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council—the highest appellate body for British India during this period. The collection encompasses civil, criminal, constitutional, property, administrative, and commercial law cases, reflecting the full spectrum of legal development prior to India’s independence. The inclusion of 1 supplement and 1 digest ensures ease of reference and comprehensive coverage of judgments, cross-references, and case summaries, making research efficient and thorough. Each volume preserves the original judgments with detailed reasoning, legal interpretations, and contextual insights, providing invaluable material for historical and academic study. This deluxe-bound set is essential for legal research, offering scholars, advocates, and judicial officers access to authentic colonial-era case law. It traces the evolution of Indian law, including landmark rulings that influenced civil rights, property rights, governance, and constitutional doctrines. Perfect for institutional libraries, law schools, and serious researchers, this collection not only serves as a historical archive but also as a practical resource for understanding legal precedents that shaped modern Indian jurisprudence.