Legal Texts:
* The Constitution of India (1950): This comprehensive treatise on the Indian Constitution remains a standard reference work for lawyers, judges, and students.
* The Last Days of the British Paramountcy in India (1945): This historical analysis examines the political and legal processes leading to the end of British rule in India.
* The Indian Penal Code (1923): A detailed commentary on the Indian Penal Code, providing insights into its provisions and their interpretation.
* The Transfer of Property Act (1925): A commentary on the Transfer of Property Act, explaining its legal principles and practical applications.
* The Code of Criminal Procedure (1923): A commentary on the Code of Criminal Procedure, providing guidance on criminal proceedings and legal procedures.
* The Indian Evidence Act (1923): A commentary on the Indian Evidence Act, covering the rules of evidence and their application in legal proceedings.
* The Hindu Law (1915): A comprehensive work on Hindu law, covering topics such as inheritance, marriage, and religious practices.
* The Mohammedan Law (1912): A treatise on Islamic law, explaining its principles and their application in India.
* The Law of Torts (1926): A textbook on the law of torts, covering civil wrongs and their legal remedies.
* The Law of Contracts (1925): A textbook on the law of contracts, explaining the principles of contract formation, performance, and breach.
Other Writings:
* India's Problem (1914): A book exploring various social, economic, and political issues facing India at the time.
* The Political Philosophy of Mahatma Gandhi (1947): An analysis of Mahatma Gandhi's political philosophy and its impact on India's independence movement.
Hari Singh Gour's writings have played a significant role in shaping the Indian legal system and providing valuable insights into constitutional law, jurisprudence, and the history of India. His works remain relevant and widely consulted by legal professionals and scholars today.