Jeremy Bentham is born in london in 1780 A.D. He was an English jurist, Social Reformer, legal scholar, and founder of Utilitarianism. He divided Jurisprudence into two types: As per […]
In International law, a dispute refers to a disagreement or conflict between two or more states concerning a point of law or fact. A conflict of legal veiws or of […]
Introduction Principle of Natural Justice is derived from the word “Jus Naturale”of Roman law, which means law of nature and it is closely related to comman Law and moral principles, […]
The term ‘Tax’ is derived from the Latin word “Taxare” which means “to asses” or “to estimate”. Over time, the term evolved from the old French word “taxer” into English, […]
The term ‘Neutrality’ has been derived from the latin words ‘neuter’ which means impartiality. In simple words, Neutrality means being neutral or impartial. In Public International law, Neutrality is the […]
Introduction The International Court of Justice (ICJ) also known as the World Court. It is the principal judicial organ of United Nations (UN). It is among one of […]
The inchoate offence is a type of crime that is Committed by taking Commission as a punishable step towards the commission of another crime. Inchoate means ‘Just begun’ which […]
Introduction Legislation is derived from the Latin words’ legis’ and ‘latum’, where ‘legis‘ means law and ‘latum’ means making. Therefore, legislation means making, settling, or enacting law. Legislation is acts […]
The term ‘Homicide’ is derived from Latin word ‘homi’ which refers Man and ‘Cido’ which means killing (cut). Therefore it means ‘causing another person’s death’.Homicide simply means the killing of […]
There are different stages of crime based on the accused involve in crime. whenever a crime happens and that too intentionally, there is a full-fledged process or stage behind it. […]
