Legal Theory
Persons Under Jurisprudence
The privileges of all ‘person’ differs. Whether it is a human being or an organisation, they have different privileges.
Legal Theory
Socio-economic Approach towards Jurisprudence
The study of the connection between jurisprudence and economic/social phenomena is known as jurisprudence and socioeconomics.
Legal Theory
Law and Social Change
Society being a heterogeneous platform where citizens of all caste, creed, class, colour, sex, background resides together.
Legal Theory
Kinds of Property under Jurisprudence
Property refers to a person’s legal rights, regardless of his or her description. Proprietary rights cover his estate or property.
Legal Theory
Legal Realism: American Realism and the Scandinavian Realists
Legal realism is a philosophy of law that is based on naturalism & opinions that jurisprudence should follow the methodologies of natural science.
Legal Theory
Ancient Concept of Dharma
The concept of Dharma is based on what a person should do or not do. It is the morality, harmony, and duties of a person including every aspect of life.
Legal Theory
Does Rawls Provide a Model of Law that Successfully Balances Individual Wants and the Needs of the Greater Good?
Rawls uses a hypothetical “State of Nature” approach to justify his choice of organizing principles for a just society.
Common Law Principles
To what Extent should Judges be able to Make Decisions on Political Grounds?
The question isn’t how to get rid of this political remnant of judicial identities and subjectiveness, but what trajectory should it go?
Common Law Principles
Common Law Model: Rule of Law and Liberalization of Economies
Common Law began when judges created case laws, than applying general statements of principle in different situations for different cases.
Legal Theory
Obligations under Jurisprudence
An obligation is the control over another person, but not over his person in all respects (which would destroy his personality).
Legal Theory
Ownership and Possession under Jurisprudence
Ownership is a right which avails against everyone who is subject to the law conferring the right to put thing to user of indefinite nature.
Legal Theory
Utility & Universality: The Purpose of Law
Law is a string, holding the pearls of the civilisation together. Its utility & essence has been felt since the times of primitive societies.