The book provides a comprehensive examination of contemporary issues and topics within Indian family law, highlighting significant developments and challenges. It delves into various legal aspects, offering insights into the evolving nature of family law in India and its implications for society.
Focusing on a pluralist approach, this textbook critiques traditional Western legal theories and their limitations in addressing Asian and African legal systems. It integrates major legal schools of thought, offering a comprehensive analysis of Hindu, Muslim, African, and Chinese laws. By examining the historical and conceptual foundations of these legal traditions, the author proposes a new framework for understanding law as a dynamic and interactive phenomenon in a global context.