INTRODUCTION

TO
LAW

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Mahindra Choudhary
Chandraprakash Chaube
Prajeet Varghese James
Meenakshi Gupta
Divya Jain
Jyoti Pasi

INDEX
1 INTRODUCTION TO LAW
1.1 DEFINATIONS
1.2 CLASSIFICATION OF COURTS IN INDIA
1.3 PRINCIPLES OF NATURAL JUSTICE
2 THE CONSTITUTION OFINDIA
2.1 SILENT FEATURES
2.2 TYPES OF WRITES

DEFINATIONS
1.

Austin

2.

Salmond

3.

Holland

LAW IS BROADLY CLASSIFIED AS

A.

Substantive Law And Procedural Law

B.

Civil Law And Criminal Law

C.

Municipal Law And International Law

CLASSIFICATION OF COURTS
IN INDIA

PRINCIPLES OF NATURAL
JUSTICE
1.

2.
a)

No man shall be a judge in his own

cause
No man shall be condemned unheard
The person who is to be condemned or
whose rights are affected must have
notice to show cause why proposed
proceeding should not be initiated
against him.

b) Thus the right to being heard includes

following rights :

Right to receive notice of proceedings

Right of oral hearing
Right to examine witness
Right to cross examination
Right to explain things against one self
3. Speaking Order

THE CONSTITUTION
OF
INDIA

SILENT FEATURES
1.
2.
3.
a)
b)
c)
d)
e)

f)

Written and Elaborate Constitution

Contents of the Constitution
Fundamental Rights
Rights to Equality
Rights to Freedom
Rights against Expoitation
Rights to Freedom of Religion
Rights to Education and Right to preserve
Culture
Rights to Constitution Remedies

4. Preamble
5. Parliamentary Form Of Government
6. Federal Form Of Government
7. Fundamental Duties
8. Directive Principles of State Policy
9. Independent Judiciary
10. Emergencies
11. Judicial Review

12. Sovereign Democratic and

Republic
13. Partly Rigid and Partly Flexible

TYPES OF WRITES
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.

Writ
Writ
Writ
Writ
Writ

Of Habeas Corpus
Of Mandamus
Of Certiorari
of Prohibition
of Quo warranto

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