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Who divided Jurisprudence into general and particular Jurisprudence?
A
Austin
B
Gray
C
Salmond
D
Holland
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Who divided Jurisprudence into general and particular Jurisprudence?
Austin
Gray
Salmond
Holland
Who defined jurisprudence as the formal Science of positive law?
Austin
Salmond
Holland
Gray
The word Jurisprudence is derived from Latin Word Jurisprudentia which means
Study of law
The origin of law
Knowledge of law
Custom of Law
The study of Jurisprudence as a separate branch of knowledge started with
Greeks
Romans
French
Arabic
The functional aspect of law is studied by:
Realist School
Sociological School
Philosophical School
Historical School
The aim of law should be the greatest good of the greatest number of people, who said this:
Savigny
Maine
Puchta
Bentham
Retribution under the retributive theory of punishment means the wrong doer:
Is shunned by the society
Pays for his wrong doing
Is punishment by God
Is morally reformed
Opinion of jurists is:
General source of law
Historical material source of law
Legal material source of law
Not a source of law
In civil criminal justice wrongs are divisible into:
Good and bad
Punishable and non-punishable
Public and private
Enforceable and non-enforceable