Legal Theory
Administration of Justice
Justice address something just and right. It implies just, fair-minded, reasonable and right. Justice is the idea of good rightness.
Legal Theory
Bhagwat Gita, Quran, Bible and Other Holy Books as Sources of Law and Morality
India is a diverse country with over 136.64 crores of population. It comprises of people from various religious background.
Legal Theory
Marxism and The Element of Ideology in Law
Law was never a sustained object of Marx’s attention although he did have much to say about law that remains interesting and relevant.
Legal Theory
Laws of Property under Jurisprudence
Property is the possession of a person who acquired it via his or her own hard labour, succession, or agreement.
Legal Theory
An amalgamation of the Concept of State & Sovereignty under Jurisprudence
These two concepts have impacted largely in the development of the Human Civilisation. The Civilisation, naturally rests upon these two.
Legal Theory
Relation between Possession and Ownership
The concepts of possession and ownership are inextricably linked. One is a factual concept, whereas the other is strictly legal.
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
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).