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Osgoode Hall Law School increases presence in India
Osgoode Hall Law School, which is part of the York University, is seeking increase its presence in India. Poonam Puri, professor of law at Osgoode Hall, tells Marc Montgomery about some of the school's new initiatives and why India is a priority for them.
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