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Advantages and Disadvantages of Fixed Rule of Law  Introduction In the intricate tapestry of legal systems, the concept of a fixed rule of law stands as a cornerstone. As aspiring law students, understanding its nuances is essential. Let's delve…

Difference between substantive law and law of procedure 1. Introduction Enacted law either substantive law or procedural law. Substantive laws are the body of rules which provide legal rights and responsibilities in civil laws as well as define the …

Jurisprudence and various kinds of jurisprudence 1) Introduction The study of Jurisprudence started in the Roman age and the Definition given by Roman jurists is not quite clear. Even every jurist has his own opinion about the definition of jurisprude…

Jurisprudence and its practical value Nature and scope of jurisprudence Define jurisprudence. Discuss the nature and scope of jurisprudence Define jurisprudence and analyse the scope of its study What is the meaning of the word jurisprudence? Explain …

What is meant by Ratio decidendi and obiter dicta Define precedent. What is meant by Ratio decidendi and obiter dicta? 1) Introduction Precedent is a Judicial decision which has been given either by the Supreme or subordinate Court. Precedent is an …

Kinds of possession Explain possession. Explain the kinds of possession and modes of acquisition of possession. 1) Introduction Possession is one of the most important concepts in legal history. The ownership, control or occupancy of land or personal …

What is legislation? Distinguished between supreme and subordinate legislation. 1) Introduction  The term “Legislation” is derived from the Latin word “Legis” which means “Law” and “latum” which means “to make”. Legislation means the making of law. …

Custom Define custom. Explain various kinds of custom and the essentials of valid custom. 1) Introduction The term “Custom” is derived from the Latin word “Consuetudo” which means “Habit or Usage”. A study of ancient society shows that law-making wa…

Administration of justice 1) Introduction Administration of justice is the solid pillar of the Government. It cannot be violated with force. The most essential functions of a state are two, war and administration of justice if a state is not capable o…