Know About Our Team:\nMr.Bageerathan\nMr. Bageerathan is a distinguished legal professional with a rich background spanning over 16 years in the legal field. He earned his Law degree from University Law College and further enhanced his legal acumen by obtaining Dual Masters degrees in Law (LL.M) fro

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The historical origins of North American law trace back to the early 17th century, marked by the influence of English common law on the colonies. Over time, the American legal system evolved, absorbing elements from both the English legal tradition and local statutes. The development of the United S

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Explore the concept of common welfare in Narcotics Anonymous, where prioritizing the well-being of the group over individual desires leads to unity and growth. Discover how this principle guides members to support each other and the fellowship for mutual recovery and success. Learn how Tradition Fou

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The study delves into the historical and philosophical foundations of Civil Law and Common Law traditions within the Western Legal framework, examining their divergences and convergences. It highlights the influence of historical backgrounds, legal systems' organization, and the impact of constituti

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Trinidad and Tobago's land law systems consist of the Common Law System and the Registered Land System. The Common Law system governs unregistered land where title passes upon execution and delivery of the deed. In contrast, the Registered Land System confers ownership upon registration and offers c

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Austin's Theory of Law, presented by Rinkey Sharma, delves into the Imperative Theory of Law as proposed by Austin, known as the father of English jurisprudence. It explores General and Particular Jurisprudence, Austin's definition of law, and the elements of positive law, emphasizing the concepts o

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Exploring the concept of criminal offences, this article delves into the definitions in common law and continental law systems. It discusses the structural elements, harmful nature, prohibition, punishment, and distinctive aspects of criminal acts. A comparison between common law and continental law

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Sociology and common sense intersect in intriguing ways, with common sense offering raw material for sociological theories yet lacking the validity and reliability that sociology strives for. While common sense is rooted in tradition and often status quoist, sociology challenges the taken-for-grante

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The historical origins and formation of German law were shaped significantly by the late contact with Roman law during the Medieval and Renaissance period. The weak central imperial power, rising influence of territorial rulers, and the lack of a common legal system in Germany prompted the appeal fo

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Gas laws such as Boyle's Law, Charles' Law, Gay-Lussac's Law, and Avogadro's Law govern the behavior of gases under different conditions. Boyle's Law relates pressure and volume at constant temperature, Charles' Law relates volume and temperature at constant pressure, Gay-Lussac's Law relates pressu

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Malta, with a unique legal system integrating civil and common law concepts, has evolved its trust law over the years. The concept of trust was gradually adopted, culminating in full integration into domestic law post-2004. Recent amendments have further solidified the legal framework, bridging the

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Detailed feedback on the May 2019 AS Law Unit 2 exam focusing on topics like the Caparo three-part test for duty of care, causation in tort law, and breach of duty of care. The assessment highlights candidate performance, common mistakes, need for relevant case law, and key elements required for a c

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The content discusses the nature of law, the Welsh and English legal systems, and the Rule of Law doctrine. It includes observations from the 2019 AS Law Unit 1 examination, emphasizing the importance of adhering to rubrics and answering questions clearly. Candidates faced challenges with timing and

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Austin's Imperative Theory of Law, presented by Assistant Professor Rinkey Sharma, delves into the foundational concepts of English jurisprudence as formulated by Austin. His work categorizes jurisprudence into general and particular aspects, exploring principles common to various legal systems and

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Explore the diverse legal families globally, such as Civil Law (Romano-Germanic) and Common Law (Anglo-American), along with their historical backgrounds, sources of law, and dominant ideologies. Delve into the distinctions between Civil Law and Common Law, their origins, development, and practical

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General Criminal Law encompasses rules governing offenses and their penalties, exploring the definitions of offenses, relationships with social sciences, other branches of law, and auxiliary sciences. This presentation covers the importance, sources, and branches of criminal law, highlighting its in

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The Black Atlantic Perspective offers a unique critique from within the Western tradition, challenging Eurocentric narratives and promoting the ownership of Western civilization by marginalized voices. Rejecting the label of a slave race, this perspective embraces Christian humanism while condemning

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Legal systems are created through factors like rules forbidding or compelling conduct, compensation for injuries, court systems, and a rule-making body. Sources of law include statutes, customs, judicial decisions, legal principles, and jurists' opinions. There are different national legal systems w

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Explore the concepts of Combined Gas Law, Boyle's Law, Charles's Law, Gay-Lussac's Law, and their reflection in the Ideal Gas Law. Learn how to solve problems using these laws, prepare for your final exam scheduled for Tuesday, December 12 at 12:30 in the specified room. Dive into in-class practice

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Statute Law is written law created through the parliamentary process, forming the basis of the legal system. Common Law, on the other hand, is unwritten law based on judicial decisions and precedents. They govern different aspects such as civil and criminal matters, each with its unique characterist

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Comparative Property Law explores the common challenges and fundamental questions of contemporary tort law, covering topics such as tort liability, legal positions protected by tort law, criteria for attributing liability, compensatory, deterrence, and punitive functions of tort law, and more. The i

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Explore the online programs offered by the International Law Programs in 2021 at the E-Castle. Discover the benefits, courses available, program dates, instructor insights, and more. From International Business Law to Public International Law, gain valuable knowledge and networking opportunities in

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Delve into the world of poetry slams, a vibrant space where spoken-word poets express emotions, share insights, and celebrate the oral tradition of poetic performance. Discover different poetic styles like the Personal Poem, Visionary Poem, Formalist Poem, and Spoken-Word Poem, each offering a uniqu

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Explore key aspects of the common law process in worker's compensation cases, including the definition of an injury and a worker, the difference between statutory and common law claims, employer's duty of care, requirements for pursuing a common law claim, and the typical course of action in such ca

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English Law remains relevant in Irish corporate law reform, impacting areas like takeover regulation, deferred prosecution agreements, schemes of arrangement, and the comply or explain approach. The influence of English law is seen where there is no EU law dimension or when EU legislation allows mem

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This lesson delves into the sources, key principles, and treaty regimes of private international law. It covers jurisdictional competence, conflicts of law, recognition of foreign judgments, Canadian common law vs. Quebec civil law, Hague Conventions, and the United Nations Convention on Contracts f

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Exploring the classification of law is essential for understanding the diverse nature of legal systems. This overview delves into domestic law vs. public international law, public law vs. private law, and the sub-divisions within public law, such as constitutional, administrative, and criminal law.

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Explore the 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership Module on Resilient Leadership, covering essential principles such as the Law of the Lid, Law of Influence, Law of Process, Law of Navigation, Law of Addition, and Law of Solid Ground. Navigate through phases of leadership growth, learn to add value, bui

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Burglary and arson laws have evolved from common law principles to modern statutes. In common law, burglary involves breaking and entering a dwelling at night with intent to commit a felony, while arson requires malicious burning of another's dwelling. Modern laws may vary, eliminating some elements

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Malta, a southern European island country known for its rich history and warm climate, offers a unique culinary experience rooted in tradition. From the first farmers to modern-day delicacies like Figolla, a sweet cake with a 1000-year-old tradition, Malta's food culture reflects its diverse heritag

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Legal systems play a crucial role in governing societies, with Roman Law, Common Law, Civil Law, and Religious Law being some of the major types worldwide. Roman Law, focusing on private law, has influenced legal traditions in various regions, especially in Europe. Contrasting Common Law and Civil L

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The historical origins and development of English law are traced from the XIV century when Equity emerged as a supplement to Common Law, to the XVI and XVII centuries marked by conflicts between the King and Parliament, the establishment of the Star Chamber, and victory of Parliament over the King.

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Democracy and the rule of law are essential for sustained economic growth in Europe. The rule of law ensures stable and impartial enforcement of rules such as property rights and contract law, key for market economies. Upholding the rule of law is crucial for combating corruption and maintaining a f

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Explore the diverse legal cultures and families existing globally, including Civil Law, Common Law, Far East, Islamic, Hindu, and more. Learn about the historical background, methods of reasoning, institutions, sources of law, and dominant ideologies that characterize each legal family. Delve into t

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Self-defence is a crucial aspect of criminal law, encompassing actions taken to protect oneself or others from harm. This includes both common law defences and statutory provisions such as those outlined in the Criminal Law Act 1967. The law allows individuals to use reasonable force in circumstance

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This inaugural lecture explores the differences in legal reasoning between judges on both sides of the English Channel. It delves into the declaratory theory of decision-making in Common Law and the application of legislative intent in Continental Law. The lecture also touches on the contrasting ind

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Explore the evolution of civil law through the teaching of Roman law in universities, development of jus commune, Gregorian reform, and the divergence between Romanistic and Germanic legal families. Discover how the universities and scientia juris played a crucial role in shaping legal education and

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Explore the 2-year LLM degree program offered by the Department of Juridical Sciences at JIS University, specializing in Corporate Law, Criminal Law, and Constitutional Law. The program covers a range of specializations such as Comparative Criminal Law, Human Rights, Corporate Law, Competition Law,

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This comprehensive worksheet delves into the different types of laws such as Constitutional Law, Statutory Law, Administrative Law, Case Law, and Ordinances. It provides insights on who enacts these laws and explores scenarios to determine the type of law that would likely apply. Enrich your knowled

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Japanese tort law follows specific choice of law rules, determining the applicable law based on factors such as the place of injury, product liability, and defamation. The double-actionability rule ensures that the harmful act is also unlawful under Japanese law and that remedies are available. This

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