Savigny’s Historical School of Jurisprudence explained with Volksgeist, organic growth of law, custom, codification debate, Henry Maine, criticism and Indian relevance.
Read MoreHans Kelsen’s Pure Theory of Law explained with Grundnorm, hierarchy of norms, legal validity, is–ought distinction, sanctions, sovereignty and criticism.
Read MoreH.L.A. Hart’s theory of law explained with primary and secondary rules, rule of recognition, internal point of view, open texture, legal positivism and criticism of Austin.
Read MoreAustin’s Command Theory of Law explained with command, sovereign, sanction, positive law, habitual obedience, criticisms, Hart’s objections and relevance to the Indian constitutional system.
Read MoreNature, scope and sources of jurisprudence explained for law students with analytical, historical, sociological and natural-law schools, legislation, precedent, custom, rights, duties and exam revision.
Read MoreCustoms As a source of law, the custom is seen as important not only for getting to know the people but also for the growth of communities. It is one of the oldest sources of law and requires a consistent course of action in which its ideas are recognized, valued, and acknowledged not only by...
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