Right to Freedom of Religion

One of the rights guaranteed by the Indian Constitution is the right to Freedom of Religion. As a secular nation, every citizen...

Discuss the main characteristics of Analytical school.

Q.2. Discuss the salient features of the Analytical school of jurisprudence indicate its shortcomings. Why is this theory called as Command/Imperative theory...

Fundamental Rights

The Part III of the Constitution of India gives a detailed description on a charter of rights called the ‘Fundamental Rights'. These...

Jurisprudence | Very Short Questions & Answers

Q.1. What is do you mean by Imperative Law? Arts. Imperative Law—Imperative law means 'a rule of action imposed...

Fundamental Duties of Citizens of India

The section "Fundamental Duties' was not a part of the original constitution. These were added to the Constitution much later by the...

Jurisprudence | 1st Semester 1st Year CCSU Important Question

(PART-A) Long Questions & Answers Q.1. Define and explain the meaning of Jurisprudence. What are the contents of Jurisprudence ?

Right to Constitutional Remedies

The right to constitutional remedy was created as one of the main fundamental rights, because the constitution recognized the need to protect...

Right to Freedom

Right to liberty and personal freedom is another important fundamental right given by the Constitution of India. This right helps the citizens...

What is the procedure for amending the constitution?

Q. What is the procedure for amending the constitution? On what grounds an amendment may be held ultra vires by the Supreme Court? A rigid...

Discuss the ethical or philosophical school of Jurisprudence.

Q.7. Discuss the ethical or philosophical school of Jurisprudence.  Ans. According to the exponents of this school, legal philosophy must be based on ethical values...