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Hamlet of Law
by Naren Rudra
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About the show
Hamlet of Law expounds on inventive, clever and often artful submissions of counsels in Indian courts with the view to grasp and assimilate the arguing and presentation skills of these stellar lawyers. Seldom we'll digress from the submissions and focus on interesting yet ignored legal facets.
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