Comparative Analysis of the Japanese and Indian Constitution
Hamza KazmiMay 31, 202510.5281/zenodo.15560822Pages 314–321 (8 pages)
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Abstract: This research paper provides an in-depth comparative analysis of the legal systems of Japan and India, exploring both their similarities and differences. Despite their distinct cultural, historical, and social contexts, both countries have developed robust legal frameworks that reflect
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