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jural

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The principles of natural and positive rights recognized by law.

Jural pertains to the rights and obligations sanctioned and governed by positive law or that law which is enacted by proper authority. Jural doctrines are founded upon fundamental rules and protect essential rights and duties.

Jural principles are not the same as moral principles. Moral doctrines encompass the entire range of ethics or the science of behavior. Jural doctrines include only those areas of moral conduct that are recognized by law.

Jural denotes the state or an organized political society.

jural adjective according to law, de jure, founded in law, judicatory, judicial, judiciary, juridical, juristic, legal, of law, pertaining to law, recognized by law, sanccioned by law, within the law
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4 (reproducing Professor Hohfeld's tables of jural opposites and jural correlatives).
Federal question jurisdiction and Justice Holmes by Woolhandler, Ann; Collins, Michael G. / Notre Dame Law Review
MIDNIGHT TENSION FOR GENERALS The midnight amendment in the parliament on the Code of Penal Procedures which confronted the government with the opposition, cleared doubts in the jural process for generals and admirals, against whom there may be evidence suggesting their involvement in a military coup plot.
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This was in fact one of Hohfeld's most insightful points, namely, that a jural relation is a pair of correlatives.
Neutrality in liberal legal theory and Catholic social thought by Breen, John M. / Harvard Journal of Law & Public Policy
 
 
 
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