CLAT (Common Law Admission Test) Legal-Aptitude Law: Nature and Classification Revision Notes (Page 2 of 2)

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Sources of Law

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From where did the laws come up is a question that might occur to our mind. However these sources have been available to us only after a long journey of giving and deriving justice from the courts, judges and Parliament. The decisions given by the judges over long period of times have been record…

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Customs

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Rules which need not be developed but exist of the basic conduct among people are customs. There are two main types of custom: general custom and local custom.

  1. Local Customs These are su…

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Equity

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“Equity” means “fairness” . This word had to be brought up in law so that fair justice can be g…

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Case Law

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This law was originally brought up in the English Common Law system. This situation arose when two parties had a …

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Statute Law

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  • Statute Law are the laws which are brought up by the House of Parliament. These laws or legislation can be primary one, meaning they start as a bill in the house of parliament and ends as a consent given by president, thereby making it a law. Or it can even be secondary legislation as they may be initiated by Ministeries and have been signed by an authority who has…

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