Blogs tagged with: jurisprudence

Laying down Competition Law Jurisprudence The Chairman of the CCI has stated recently that the architecture of CCI is different from that of legal architecture in judicial system per se. The Economic Times in its report on 27 th December 2015, quoted him saying that: “The legal architecture in a jud...

A Question of Right

by Mathew Idiculla on in News and current affairs
Right, said Salmond, is any interest, respect for which is a duty, and the disregard of which is a wrong. Disregard means neglect or indifference and does not require an actual violation. Seen in this sense many of our rights have been wronged. If the state declares certain rights but does little to...
Once there was a thirsty crow. It was so very thirsty that it could have drunk the whole pond in which my buffaloes and I bathe. But unlike other stories like these, this crow thought himself to be too cool. And the weather was really hot mind you. The cool crow and the hot weather made an interesti...

Province Of Life Determined

by Legal Poet on in General blogging
Province of Life Determined What is Law? That life is happy and sad. What is Right? My right to choose when to be happy and when sad. What is Duty? My duty to increase mine and other people’s happiness. What is Justice? That everyone has equal opportunities to be happy. PS- Based on a Jurisprudence ...