LAW

Wednesday, December 26, 2012
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Purpose and Function of Law




Roscoe Pound says that there are four purposes of law.The first purpose of law is to maintain law and order.
within a given society and that has to be done at any cost.The second purpose of law is to maintain the states quo in society.The third purpose is to enable individuals to have hte maximum of freedom to assert themselves.



The  fourth purpose of law is the maximaum satisfaction of teh needs of teh people .
According to Justice Holmes ,"The object of law is not the punishment of
sins but to prevent certain external results."

According to Kant ."
"The aim of law is freedom and the fundamental process of law is the adjustment of one's freedom to that of every other member of the community

.According to Salmond,the object of law is justice,

In conclusion ,it can be said that teh function of law
is to achieve stability and peaceful change in society."

Monday, December 24, 2012
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Causes of Separation of east Pakistan in 1971


Here is some Causes of Separation of east Pakistan in 1971



Lack of National Leadership 


Poor Economic conditions

Negative Role of Hindu Teachers


Problem of Bengali Language 


Provincial prejudices 


Territorial Politics of Politicians


Ayub Dictatorial Era


Six points Formula of Mujeeb-ur-Rehman


Bhutto Mujeeb Differences


Military Action 


Hijacking of Ganga Aircraft


Success of Regional Parties 


Bharat 's Military Interference


Conspiracies of Big Powers


Sunday, December 23, 2012
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Legal position of the Unborn Child




UNBORN CHILD:
                                A child in the womb of his mother is for many purpose regarded by a legal  fiction as already born.

ACCORDING TO COKE:
                                              In the words of coke,"The law in many cases have consideration of him in respect of the apparent expectation of his birth,"

UNSETTLED QUESTION :
                                               To What extent an unborn person can  possess personal and proprietary rights is a  some what unsettled question .
                                    
                                             There is nothing in law to prevent a man from owning property before he is born .His ownership is contingent as he may never be born at all, but it is a real and present ownership.A man may settle property upon his wife and the children to be born of her .Even if he dies intestate, his unborn child will inherit his estate.However,many restrictions have been imposed in this connection .

ABORTION AND CHILD DESTRUCTION:
                                                                             Abortion and child destruction are crimes but such acts do not amount to murder or manslaughter unless the child  is born alive before he dies.

WILLFUL OR  NEGLIGENCE INJURY:
                                                             Willful or negligent injury inflicted on a child in the womb by reason of which it dies after having been born alive, amounts to murder manslaughter .A pregnant woman condemned to death is respired  as of right until she has been delivered of her child.