UNIT: 4 First Law Commission

UNIT - 5 ESTABLISHMENT OF THE INDIAN HIGH COURTS/ …

Initially the Federal Court exercised appellate jurisdiction in constitutional cases under the Government of India Act, 1935. Its appellate jurisdiction was extended to civil and criminal cases from 1948. In this regard, Section 3 of the Federal Court (Enlargement of …

  India, Civil, Jurisdictions, Of india, Appellate, Appellate jurisdiction

UNIT-IV LEGAL ETHICS

The American Bar Association Committee has well explained the need of ... Association v Taxation Bar Association, ... tribunal, or authority mentioned in section 30 of the Advocates Act, 1961 if the sole or any member thereof is related to the advocate as father, nephew, grand-father, son, grand-son, uncle, brother, ...

  American, Section, Association, Taxation, American bar association, Taxation bar association

SCHOOLS OF JURISPRUDENCE - University of Kashmir

philosophic al school of jurisprudence. In his famous work 'The Law of War and Peace', Grotius stated that natural law springs from the social nature of man and the natural law as well as positive morality, both are based on the nation of righteousness. Natural justice is the justice indeed with truth.

  Jurisprudence

Powers and Functions of President in India

5. Bill passed by a State Legislature: A bill passed by a State Legislature may also be reserved for the consideration of the President by the Governor of that State. The President enjoys this right in relation to a bill passed by a State Legislature only in such cases where those are referred to him by the Government of a State under Article 200.

  Bill

UNIT -3 BENCH BAR RELATION - University of Kashmir

Advocates Act, 1961. In March 1953, the 'All India Bar Committee', headed by S. R. Das, submitted a report which proposed the creation of a bar council for each state and an all-India bar council as an apex body. It was suggested that the all India bar council should regulate the legal profession and set the standard of legal education.

PARLIAMENTARY FORM OF GOVERNMENT

The British King was not empowered to impose taxes without the approval of the Parliament. In a bloodless revolution in 1688, Parliament attained supremacy. But the Parliament was not democratic in character due to its limited franchise. With the passage of time persons of young age were given the right to vote. The Theory of parliamentary system

  British, Parliamentary

DEFAMATION

DEFAMATION Mans reputation is considered to be his property, more precious than any other property. Defamation is an injury to reputation of a person. Defamation is customarily classified into, (a) libel and (b) slander. Broad distinction between the two is that libel is addressed to the eye while as slander to the ear.

  Defamation, Libel

Topic: - Meaning, Nature and Functions of Law

Topic: - Meaning, Nature and Functions of Law 1. Introduction The term “Law’ denotes different kinds of rules and Principles. Law is an instrument which regulates human conduct/behavior. Law means Justice, Morality, Reason, Order, and Righteous from the view point of the society.

  Topics, Functions, Meaning, Nature, Nature and functions of

UNIT III Subjects of International Law Recognition ...

Recognition : Nature, Forms, Theories and Effects Subjects of International Law Introduction Subjects of International Law can be described as those persons or entities who possess international personality. Throughout the 19th century, only States qualified as subjects of international law.

  Personality, Theories

MEANING NATURES AND SCOPE OF JURISPRUDENCE

jurisprudence, generally speaking, was a branch of theology with natural law as its basis. The Romans also gave a vague and wide meaning to the term ‘jurisprudence.’ Ulpian termed jurisprudence as observation of things or divine, the knowledge of the just and unjust. Thus, at that time was mixed up with theology.

  Jurisprudence