Singhal’s Jurisprudence-I (Legal Method, Indian Legal System & Basic Theories of Law)

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Part A: Legal System and Legal Methods

1. Major Legal System of the World and Indian Legal System
2. History of Indian Legal System
3. High Court and Writ Jurisdiction (The Indian High Courts Act, 1861)
4. Structure of Indian Legal System (Hierarchy of Courts and Jurisdiction)
5. Legal Service, Lok Adalat and Alternative Dispute resolution Mechanism
6. Basic Principles of Law (Welfare State and Rule of Law)
7. Basic Principles of Law (Doctrine of Separation of Powers)
8. Methods of Legal Study (Studying Legal System: Legal Process/Rules/Skills)
9. Sources of Law (An Introduction)
10. Legal Customs (An Ancient Source of Law)
11. Legislation / Statute (A Modern Source of Law)
12. Judicial Precedent (Case Laws) (A Modern Source of Law)
13. Legal Profession in India (The Advocates Act, 1961)

Part B: Basic Theories of Law (Schools of Law)

1. Basic Theories of Law (Concept, definition & Schools of Law)
2. Natural Law School (Law of Nature/Reason/God)
3. Analytical Law School (Imperative or Positive Theory of Law)
4. Hart’s Legal System
5. Kelson’s Pure Theory of Law
6. Historical Law School (Anthropological Approaches of Law)
7. Sociological Law School (Functional/Experimental Jurisprudence)
8. Judicial Process (Amalgamation of Diverse Schools)
9. Concept of Rights and Duties (Jurisprudential Analysis)

Tag: Singhal Dukki, DU University, Juris 1 , Duggi, Semester,

Published by: Singhal Law Publications

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