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Legal System in India

The legal system in India, despite constitutional freedom, is terribly cumbersome, expensive and dilatory. "The Himalayan heaps" and Justice Krishna Iyer, former Judge of the Supreme Court of India in his book "The Integral Yoga of Public Law and Development in the Context of India," plethora of legislation, rules, notifications, regulations, bye-laws and the like make it baffling for the poor to be literate about their legal rights. The period in this prolification of law results in the erosion of rights by over-sought or ignorant citizens India. Legal literacy ought to be condition precedent to the rule of law, it is depressing to know that participative law making where the poor have a say is unknown to India."

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