NARRATIVE AND LAW

PRESENTED BY- CHARVI KWATRA

UID- UGJ21-06
PRESENTED TO- PROF. SHIVENDER RAHUL
(LAW AND LANGUAGE)
UNDERSTANDING NARRATIVE

 DEFINITION OF NARRATIVE
 USE IN DAILY LIFE AND DAY TO DAY LANGUAGE
 NARRATIVE AND IT’S ROLE IN COURTROOM
NARRATIVE AND IT’S ROLE IN LAW MAKING

 Role in law making with example of hindu law and legislation.

 Such narration of practices largely depends upon the sources of the Hindu Law,
especially the ancient sources which include:
 Shruti
 Smriti
 Digests and commentaries
 Customs
NARRATIVE AS A THREAT TO LAWS:

 Has the potential to surround already existing laws and create doubts about them.
 Example of Citizen Amendment Act, 2019, to explain the threat it caused to the law
 Example of The Farm Bills.
 Farmers’ Produce Trade and Commerce (Promotion and Facilitation) Act, 2020
 Issue of MSP (Minimum Support Price) in the same context
CONCLUSION

 POSITIVE ASPECTS OR ADVANTAGES OF NARRATIVE IN LAW

 NEGATIVE ASPECTS OF NARRATIVE IN LAW.
 CENTRAL ARGUMENT
 CLOSING REMARK