judgment as a three-term
jural relation, a right can impose a
Families of polity are also
jural publics, as described by Burke (2010:64), in which are vested obligations and responsibilities, much like the estate groups from which they have evolved.
It liberated courts from typical common law
jural constraints,
into some greater whole as
jural composites--for instance, the fee
1) (2) (3) (4)
JURAL Right Privilege Power Immunity OPPOSITES No Right Duty Disability Liability (1) (2) (3) (4)
JURAL Right Privilege Power Immunity CORRELATIVES Duty No Right Liability Disability
This takes us out of the realm of
jural relations and into the realm of political and constitutional theory.
The structural analysis of the Contract Labor (R & A) Act, 1970 and the Rules effected in 1971, shows that the Hohfeldian
jural correlatives of right-duty, power-liability or immunity- disability do not exist together in many of the provisions of the law, instead
jural opposites of right- no right, power-disability were found to exist together at some places.
James Lorimer, The Institutes of the Law of Nations: A Treatise of the
Jural Relations of Separate Political Communities, vol.
In a
jural state, the mechanisms for operating and managing state/public institutions have a strategic importance for the institutionalisation of state policy and laws.
The bench observed that it passed this order restricting itself to
jural discipline, and the cost was imposed only because the Army preferred "a second round of petition unnecessarily, in an obdurate manner without any cogent ground".
Since, after all, a debt is a relation of
jural equality.
I]t is the duty which requires one human being to respect, without interference or damage, the
jural governance of another.
