Legal Positivism is a jurisprudential approach to interpreting law in positive terms. It seeks to separate law from its ethical and modern concerns and focuses more on its structure and origin. Some of the main influential thinkers of this school were John Austin, Jeremy Bentham and Thomas Hobbes. Legal Positivism has these basic tenets: · Law is a command by a human sovereign. · Law is separate from morality and has no identifiable ethical concerns. · Law should be studied positively i.e. “What is law?” and not normatively i.e. “What should law be?” · Study of Legal concepts is separate from historical or sociological analysis. · Legal system is self sufficient, to make decisions, it does not need to have social concerns. · Precedence of facts over moral judgements.
What is the pH range of the alkali soil?
The economic activities related to agriculture are grouped into ___
Somatic hybridisation is achieved through
Which one is the major component of Bordeaux mixture?
Chemicals that have been implicated in attraction of rhizobia are
Which of the following type of mouth parts present in Cockroach and grasshopper?
Which nutrient deficiency is responsible for "Khaira disease" in paddy?
Ribbon blenders are used for
Microbial population of a soil in general
Chemoautotrophs can survive on ______alone.
