The rights are broadly classified into two categories- Moral Rights and Legal Rights. Moral rights are based on our ethical awareness and on a sense of morality and justice.
There are different schools of law. The Positive or Imperative or Analytical school of Law led by John Austrin views law as the command of the sovereign who is a determinate human superior noncompliance of whose authority is visited with physical punishment.
The state is viewed as a legal institution because it is created and maintained by law. The government which is the instrument of the state interprets and enforces the will of the state in terms of law.
In India the following types of farming are practiced: In shifting agriculture, land is obtained by cleaning forest and agriculture is practiced till the fertility of the farm is exhausted. After this another farm is cleared and agriculture is practiced on it.
One who suffers physical deformities or mental in capabilities whether by birth or accident is called a disabled person.
Property may be classified as (i) Tangible or intangible; (ii) Real or personal; and (iii) Public or private. It is necessary to distinguish between different types of property, as the law governing property rights differs depending upon the type of property.
There are three kinds of Memory System I. Sensory Memory, II. Short-term Memory and III. Long-term Memory.
Micro Economics studies the problems of individual economic units such as a firm, an industry, a consumer etc. Macro Economics studies economic problems relating to an economy viz., National Income, Total Savings etc.
Industrialization takes many forms and develops at different stages through time. However, with the mention of industry, people tend to conjure up classic images such as textile mills, shipbuilding or heavy engineering. These were definitely the first areas to be industrialized.
“There can be two possible forms of demonstration namely, demonstration in use and demonstration in particular.”