Introduction to Property and Its Types
➤ The word property is used in numerous senses in general. If we look around the surroundings, everything available may be categorized as property. Every object whether tangible or intangible […]
Difference Between Ownership and Possession
Ownership is the relation that a person has with an object that he owns. The concept of ownership is related with the property. The relation between the things and right […]
Jeremy Bentham’s Theory of Law and Elements: A Blueprint for Legal Positivism and Utility
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 […]
Settlement of International Disputes
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 […]
Principle of Natural justice
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, […]
Tax
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, […]
Neutrality
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 […]
International Court Of Justice and Its Jurisdiction
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 […]
Inchoate Offence
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 […]
Types of Legislation
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 […]