Introduction: Property has been looked at with different perspectives by people according to the purpose it serves them. Therefore the meaning of property has not been constant over the years and it kept on evolving. It has not been easy to define property as it is both an institution and Read more…
Introduction The law of contracts is an evolving concept based on the theories propounded by various scholars to explain the liability and obligations arising due to a contract upon the parties entering into it. The theory holds significance in the law as the common law as well as the Indian Read more…
Introduction Analytical school of jurisprudence popularly known as the positive school of Law was founded by John Austin (popularly known as the father of English jurisprudence), supported by great thinkers such as Bentham, Holland, hart, and Salmond and this is a very popular school of Law popularized by the ideas Read more…
“If a law is a language, then Jurisprudence is its grammar.” Introduction The word Jurisprudence has origin in the Latin expression “juris prudentia“. Juris means ‘law’ and prudential means ‘knowledge’. So etymologically, jurisprudence means “knowledge of the law”[1] or “skill of law” or “wisdom of law” or “philosophy[2] of the Read more…
Introduction Legal Ethics, standards that lead individuals from the lawful calling are relied upon to see in their training. They are an outgrowth of the advancement of the Legal calling itself. Foundation Experts of law rose when lawful frameworks turned out to be unreasonably mind-boggling for each one of those Read more…
INTRODUCTION Legal research is that the process of identifying and retrieving information necessary to support legal decision-making. The word ‘plagiarism’ comes from the Latin word ‘plagiare’ which suggests “to kidnap”. The boundary between plagiarism and research is usually unclear. Learning to acknowledge the varied sorts of plagiarism, especially the more Read more…
Introduction Jurisprudence is the theory or philosophy of law. Its study started with the Romans. The Latin equivalent of “jurisprudence” is jurisprudentia which means either “knowledge of law” or “skill of law”. Jurisprudence is a subject different from all other social sciences. It is not a codified one rather than Read more…
INTRODUCTION As Professor Dias said that ‘the study of jurisprudence is an opportunity for the lawyer to bring theory and life into focus, for it concerns human thought in relation to social existence’. If, we attempt to understand the meaning of the word JURISPRUDENCE; it is derived from a Latin Read more…
INTRODUCTION The term ‘Jurisprudence’ is derived from ‘jurisprudentia’. The word ‘jure’ or ‘juris’ means the ‘law’ and the word prudentia means ‘skill’ or ‘knowledge’ and hence the word ‘Jurisprudence’ means ‘Knowledge of law’ or ‘Skill of Law’. However different writers have different meanings to this term ‘jurisprudence’. One of the Read more…
Law is the system of rules and regulations which a state imposes to regulate the actions, of its citizens and various institutions, which are being done in the area which is governed by the law. ‘Jurisprudence of Lawyer’s’ and ‘Lawyer’s Extraversion’ are the branches that are emerging from the law Read more…
Introduction: The doctrine of precedent is a general rule of common law, which works by requiring judges to follow the decision made in the previous cases, thus ensuring that there is consistency in the law. Thus the people coming to the court of law will be able to make an Read more…
Meaning of Law: The Teutonic word ‘Lag, is the predecessor of the word “Law”. It means “definite”. Law can be defined as something which is definite in nature and yet contemporary. It is a uniform rule of conduct that applies to each citizen of the state. Law is the rules Read more…