Introduction A society cannot be imagined without law but at the same time, it is very difficult to provide a proper definition of Law. Explaining law can be a much easier task than giving a proper definition of law. Since the time when human civilization came into existence, scholars have tried to answer the question
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PART – 1 A Brief Introduction. Recently, there was a landmark Judgement into place which held that every individual has a right to privacy under Article 21 of the Constitution of India and that the State could not violate such right on arbitrary basis and conditions. The right to privacy of an individual means the
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Introduction Legal philosophy today is dominated, for better or worse by legal positivism —the view that the only necessary factor in determining whether something counts as law is recognition by social sources. A distinction is often drawn in this context between inclusive and exclusive legal positivist theories. Inclusive legal positivism holds that social sources are
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