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VOL. 6, ISSUE 4 (2020)
Prosecution system in India and France: A comparative analysis
Authors
Shruti Satdeve
Abstract
Modern day Contracts and deeds come from age old development from Mesopotamian era where traders and merchants had developed concepts of partnerships and contracts. Common law tradition which is the source of almost every legal system applied worldwide, including India, isalso based on the Roman framework and two are, to a great extent, related to each other. The foundation of the French legal gadget is specified in a key record in the beginning drawn up in 1804, and referred to as the Code Civil, or Code Napoléon, (Civil code or Napoleonic code) which laid down the rights and duties of residents, and the legal guidelines of property, contract, inheritance, and many others.. Essentially, it became an adaptation to the needs of 19th-century France of the ideas of Roman law and standard regulation. The Code Civil stays the cornerstone of French law to these days, though it' s been updated and extended typically to take account of converting society. There are other codes, which include significantly the Code Pénal, or Penal code, which defines crook law. The modern-day Indian law derives its origins from the Common regulation system which is the end result of the imperial rule over India. The criminal justice system in India has been inherited from the colonial era. The objective of the Criminal Procedure Code is to provide for a machinery for the punishment of offenders for their crimes.
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Pages:16-18
How to cite this article:
Shruti Satdeve "Prosecution system in India and France: A comparative analysis". International Journal of Law, Vol 6, Issue 4, 2020, Pages 16-18
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