This document contains the main questions and short questions from the question bank and model answers for the subject of Jurisprudence from B.M.S College of Law. The main questions section includes 16 questions covering topics like defining jurisprudence, explaining different schools of jurisprudence, examining concepts like precedent and ratio decidendi, discussing functions of law, and analyzing legal concepts such as rights, possession, and ownership. The short questions section includes 22 questions on additional topics in jurisprudence such as different theories in jurisprudence, kinds of legal concepts, sources of law, and principles of torts and criminal law. The document provides an overview of the scope and breadth of topics covered in the subject of Juris
This document contains the main questions and short questions from the question bank and model answers for the subject of Jurisprudence from B.M.S College of Law. The main questions section includes 16 questions covering topics like defining jurisprudence, explaining different schools of jurisprudence, examining concepts like precedent and ratio decidendi, discussing functions of law, and analyzing legal concepts such as rights, possession, and ownership. The short questions section includes 22 questions on additional topics in jurisprudence such as different theories in jurisprudence, kinds of legal concepts, sources of law, and principles of torts and criminal law. The document provides an overview of the scope and breadth of topics covered in the subject of Juris
This document contains the main questions and short questions from the question bank and model answers for the subject of Jurisprudence from B.M.S College of Law. The main questions section includes 16 questions covering topics like defining jurisprudence, explaining different schools of jurisprudence, examining concepts like precedent and ratio decidendi, discussing functions of law, and analyzing legal concepts such as rights, possession, and ownership. The short questions section includes 22 questions on additional topics in jurisprudence such as different theories in jurisprudence, kinds of legal concepts, sources of law, and principles of torts and criminal law. The document provides an overview of the scope and breadth of topics covered in the subject of Juris
Subject: Jurisprudence Name of the Faculty: Dr. Roopa S.
Main Questions (16 Marks)
1. Define jurisprudence. Explain the nature, scope and significance of
jurisprudence. 2. Explain the Sociological school of jurisprudence. 3. Examine the Austinian concept of law. 4. Discuss the functions and purpose of law. 5. Explain the essentials of a valid custom. 6. Define precedent. Explain its kinds. 7. Explain the circumstances destroying or weakening the binding force of precedents. 8. Explain the concept of ratio decedendi with special reference to the tests applied for ascertaining it. 9. What is administration of justice. Explain the difference between civil and criminal justice. 10.What is legal right? Discuss Hohfeld’s analysis of legal rights. 11.Explain the legal status of lower animal, unborn and the dead person. 12.‘Reason alone should make law’. Explain the statement in the light of natural law. 13.Examine legislation as a source of law. 14.What is Possession? Distinguish between possession in fact and possession in law. 15.Discuss possession in law with decided cases. 16.Explain then various kinds of rights. 17.Explain the theories of negligence 18.Explain the theory of strict liability with case laws. 19.Discuss the various kinds of ownership.
Short Questions (8 Marks)
1. Historical school of jurisprudence
2. Legal status of unborn person 3. Ratio decidendi and obiter dicta 4. Secondary functions of court 5. Subordinate legislation 6. Characteristics of ownership 7. Possessory remedies 8. Primary and sanctioning rights 9. Mischief rule 10.Comment on ‘Volkgeist’ 11.Codification 12.Kinds of Duties 13.Theories of punishment 14.Injuria sine damnum 15.Kinds of obligation 16.Privilege and immunity 17.Law and fact 18.Law as a system of rules 19.Vicarious liability 20.Motive and Intention 21.Vestative facts 22.Solidary Obligations 23.Uses and purpose of incoporation