Jurisprudence

Introduction to sociological school:- The sociological school is one of the important branches of law. It comes after the Analytical school and Historical school. Its seeds were found in the...

Introduction to the Pure Theory of Kelson:- Kelson gives the Pure Theory of Law. This theory is also known as “Vienna School” because Kelson is the producer of Vienna University....

Introduction to ownership and possession: Ownership is linked with possession. Possession is the first stage of ownership. It means for ownership possession is necessary. Possession and ownership both are two...

Introduction to Precedents Precedents literally mean previous judicial decisions. The decisions of the higher courts are binding on the lower courts. The binding force of decision is called precedent. Precedents...

Introduction to Social Engineering:- Roscoe Pound is considered to be the” American Leader” in the field of Sociological jurisprudence. He comes from Harvard Law School and had great academic favour....

Introduction to analytical school The main features/essential characteristics of the Analytical School of Jurisprudence are as under:- The jurists of analytical school consider that the most important aspect of the...

Introduction to Jurisprudence Jurisprudence, in its nature, is entirely a different subject from other social science. The reason for this is that it is not codified but a growing and...

Introduction to legal right: Legal Right generally means an interest or facility or privilege or immunity or freedom. In this way right for the purpose of jurisprudence is called legal...

Introduction with Natural Law Theory: Natural Law school is not an independent school. It has a deep concern with the historical, analytical school. The main contents of this theory are...

Introduction with Law: It is easier to explain Law than to define it. It means that things are easy to explain than to define it. The definition is very necessary...