Newcomers can download all these legal document formats in Word or PDF to study and get an idea of how the law works. This work focuses on the analysis of the morphology of concordance in Gujarati, an indoratic language mainly spoken in the state of Gujarat, on the west coast of India, where it is also the language of the state. The orientation of this analysis is typological and is today often referred to as “Basic Linguistic Theory” (Dixon 1997). First, three characteristics of conformity are identified in the language: gender, number and person and how these characteristics are organized. Next, it describes the nature of chord controllers when it comes to simple words, compound words, and coordinate phrases. He argues that, of the three types of compound words, only the headless exorcism acts as targets.