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The Tagore Law Lectures are an annual lecture series organised and hosted by the University of Calcutta, in India. The series is named after , an Indian lawyer and politician, who established the series in 1868. The first lecture in the series was delivered by Herbert Cowell, in 1870, on Hindu law as administered in British courts in India.

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  • The Tagore Law Lectures are an annual lecture series organised and hosted by the University of Calcutta, in India. The series is named after , an Indian lawyer and politician, who established the series in 1868. The first lecture in the series was delivered by Herbert Cowell, in 1870, on Hindu law as administered in British courts in India. (en)
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  • The Tagore Law Lectures are an annual lecture series organised and hosted by the University of Calcutta, in India. The series is named after , an Indian lawyer and politician, who established the series in 1868. The first lecture in the series was delivered by Herbert Cowell, in 1870, on Hindu law as administered in British courts in India. (en)
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