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Law as a system of Rules – Rules are concerned not with what happens but with what ought to happen; they are prescriptive i.e. they...
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The concept of “Pure Theory of Law” was developed by Hans Kelsen. This theory is also called as “Kelsenian Jurisprudence”. Hans Kelsen’s theory have several...
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Theory of Law – Legal Thoughts Jurisprudence is theoretical aspect of the word law. In jurisprudence, we do not deal with the practically applicable pieces...
Kanwar Pal Singh Gill v State 2005 through Secy 2005 6 SCC 161 Case Analysis
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Definitions of Law Salmond Austin Sociological Positivist
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Dicey Rule of Law Jurisprudence Concept
The Rule of law means that all laws apply equally to all citizens of the country and no one is above the law. Every citizen...
Featured Top 10 IMPORTANT QUESTIONS FOR DU LLB Semester 1 EXAM Faculty of Law Delhi University
Final stage of LLB semester examination preparation. Here is list of top 10 questions per subject. Jurisprudence Family Law Law of Crimes Law of Torts...
Hindu Marriage Conditions HMA Section 5 DU LLB Semester 1 Top Previous Year Questions PYQ
Q. 1 2020 Marriage of Karan, aged 20 years with Raveena, aged 17 years was solemnized in 2006 under Hindu Marriage Act and they are...
Sources and School of Hindu Law
Ancient Sources of Hindu Law (1) Sruti Srutis are believed to contain the very words of God. They are supposed to be the divine utterances...
Hindu Law and Being a Hindu – Definition
Hindu Law by Traditional The Hindu Law, as commonly understood, is a set of rules contained in several Sanskrit books, which the Sanskritists consider as...