Browsing: Jurisprudence

Lon Fuller and the Rule of Law: Can a Government Obey the Law While Violating It? A Critical Examination of…

Amartya Sen and the Philosophy of Justice: Can a Country Claim Justice When Its Citizens Cannot Exercise Their Legal Rights?…

Spanish Jurisprudence: History, Sources of Law, Constitutional Principles and Judicial System Introduction Jurisprudence is the philosophical study of law—its nature,…

Introduction In jurisprudence, liability denotes the legal responsibility of a person for an act or omission that violates a legal…

Introduction In jurisprudence, ‘corporate personality’ means the recognition of a corporation as a separate legal person, distinct from its members…

Introduction The law of procedure lays down the rules and methods through which courts hear cases, examine evidence, determine facts…

Introduction In jurisprudence, a legal sanction means the consequence imposed by law when a person violates a legal rule. It…

Introduction to Law and Justice Law and justice are closely connected concepts in jurisprudence. Law provides rules to regulate human…

Introduction In jurisprudence, a title is the legal right that shows ownership or control over property. Vestitive facts are the…

Introduction In jurisprudence, obligation denotes a duty recognised and enforced by law that requires a person to perform a particular…