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From Legal Aid To Substantive Justice: An Empirical Assessment Of India's Legal Services Framework
Access to justice is a constitutional commitment that extends beyond the formal availability of courts and legal remedies. In India, Article 39A of the Constitution requires the State to secure equal justice and provide free legal aid so that opportunities for securing justice are not deni
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