CHANAKYA NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY

RESEARCH PROPOSAL

TOPIC

Customer as demographic profile of clients of high court and lower

court of your area.

[Demographic profile]

1609 [2nd semester ]

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 CHAPTERIZATION

Chapter 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Meaning of Demographic

Chapter 3: About Near High Court [Patna high court] and District
Court [Patna civil court]

Chapter 4: Questionnaire from customer’s coming in both the court

Chapter 5: Critical assessment of questionnaire with reference to

demographic profile of customer’s

Chapter 6: Conclusion [suggestion ]

Chapter 7: Bibliography

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INTRODUCTION

Ordinarily one would not explain the meaning of physics or chemistry. We have an adequate
understanding of what the physical sciences deal with. Demography however spans several areas of
Intertwined academic disciplines. For this reason it is desirable to clarify its areas of study. Duncan
and Hauser write, “Demography is the study of the size, territorial distribution, and composition
Of population, changes therein, and the components of such changes, which may be identified as
nasality, mortality, territorial movement (migration), and social mobility (change of status). Three
features of this definition merit brief explanation. First, the omission of reference to population
“quality” is deliberate, to avoid bringing normative considerations into play. “Population
composition” encompasses consideration of variation in the characteristics of a population, including
not only age, sex, marital status, and the like, but also such “qualities” as health, mental capacity,
and attained skills or qualifications. Second, interest in “social mobility” is made explicit because
population composition changes through movements by individuals from one status to another, e.g.,
from “single” to “married,” as well as through natality, mortality, and migration. Third, the term
“territorial movement” is preferred to “migration” because the latter ordinarily applies to
movements from or to arbitrarily defined areal units rather thanto the totality of movements.”
The High Courts which are the highest courts of law
in States. The High Courts are part of the Indian judiciary, and function under the
supervision, guidance and control of the Supreme Court. As highest court in the State, a High
Court supervises the subordinate courts in the State. The High Courts are mainly courts of
appeal. These Courts hear appeals from numerous subordinate courts working at district
level. The system of appointment of judges, their qualifications and the working of
subordinate courts is under the direct control and supervision of the High Court of the
State concerned. In this lesson you will read about the State High Courts. You will also get
an idea of subordinate courts, including the District and Session Court.
In general, the jurisdiction of the Indian courts in civil and
commercial matters is not split according to case type (though special procedural rules or
arrangements apply, for example, in family law cases), and courts at every level may deal
with any kind of civil matter provided the claim is within the maximum monetary limit which
the court way award. In the case of the Circuit and District Courts, the case must be
commenced at the correct venue. The High Court, which ordinarily sits in every state i.e in
Bihar , is the Patna high court of original jurisdiction.

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OBJECTIVES OF STUDY

The objective of this project is to bring to light, using research and reports, the demographic
profile of customer as client of Patna High court as well as of Patna District court i.e. Patna
civil court with the help of questionnaire.

RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
Primary method of research was adopted in the making of this project.
Various literary works and reports from the library and the internet, were used extensively in
collecting the data essential for this study. The Questionnaire made on basis of ground work
with reference of some advocate client of Patna high court as well as Patna civil court.

BIBLIOGRAPHY

Books:- i} Demographic Methods for the Statistical Office by [Michael

Hartmann]
ii} Keyfitz, N. and Flieger, W (1971). Population: Facts and
Methods of Demography, Freeman.
iii} An outlook on Patna high court by Patna high court edition 2016

INTERNET :-

1. http://iveybusinessjournal.com/publication/demographic/profile
2. http://knowledge.apm.org.uk/bok/demographic/profile
3. http://patnahighcourt/informationcenter//
4. http://patnadistrictcourt/informatiocenter//

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