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	<li>Provides a detailed analysis of technical provisions related to the law of notices and their precedents.</li>
	<li>Challenges traditional legal principles with a new perspective supported by landmark decisions from constitutional courts in India, including the Supreme Court.</li>
	<li>Introduces a novel theory that views notices as a &#39;procedural requirement&#39; rather than a &#39;substantive requirement&#39; for achieving effective justice.</li>
	<li>Includes dedicated chapters on &#39;electronic notices,&#39; covering practical aspects and relevant arguments.</li>
	<li>Handles the subject with skill and references nearly all pertinent case law.</li>
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