Jurisprudence - 2
Description: Jurisprudence - 2 | |
Number of Questions: 15 | |
Created by: Sara Dalvi | |
Tags: Jurisprudence - 2 Jurisprudence |
In which country are the courts not bound by the decisions of superior courts?
Who has defined jurisprudence as lawyer’s extroversion?
Which of the following is not an essential element of a state?
The ownership of copyright is called
What is analytical jurisprudence?
Who held the view that custom is not a source of law unless it has received judicial recognition or it has been embodied in a statue?
The Charter of the United Nations requires that the organisation and its members shall act in accordance with the principles enumerated in the Charter. Which of the following is not one of such principles?
Law, according to Joseph Raz, is a
What is jurisprudence?
H. L. A. Hart is a
What is normative jurisprudence?
Historical school of jurists recognised that custom law is superior to
What is natural law?
Match the following:
List–I (Concepts) | List–II (Jurists) |
I. Minimum content of law | 1. Fuller |
II. Inner morality of law | 2. Hart |
III. Law with a variable content | 3. Kohler |
IV. Law as a phenomenon of civilisation | 4. Stammler |
Match the following:
List–I | |
(Theories) | List–II |
(Jurists) | |
(I) The general will theory | 1. Kelsen |
(II) Justice as common good | 2. Ihering |
(III) Law as a means to achieve social ends | 3. Rousseau |
(IV) Grundnorm theory | 4. Finnis |