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Sociological School by Roscoe Pound
Sociological School by Roscoe Pound
Sociological School by Roscoe Pound
School by
Roscoe Pound.
Aparna Dileep
BBA LLB.
Introduction
In the early days, rules and laws arose out of a single
custom that governed society. It only had social sanction.
Then came the supremacy of kings and priests. Then, after
revolutions and changes, a balance between individual
interests and social welfare was achieved.
He said that he believed that everyone has their own personal interests, which
trump all others. The purpose of law is to balance the interests of the people. For
example, Article 19 of the Indian Constitution provides for the "Right of Speech
and Expression", while the states limit this right. And the law comes into play
when conflict arises between individual rights and state restrictions. and resolve
conflicts of interest.
Interest Theory
Roscoe Pound mentions three types of interest in his interest
theory. To avoid overlapping interests, he set boundaries and
separated types of interests.
Personal Interests
Claims or demands in terms of personal life, consist of
personal interests, interests in domestic relationships, and
material interests in terms of political life. To use what is
publicly available. Concern for State Maintenance
Social Concern
These are demands or demands related to social life, meaning
meeting all the needs of society as a whole for its proper
functioning and maintenance. Interest in maintaining general
peace, health, security of trade, and maintaining social
institutions such as religion, politics, and the economy
Roscoe Pound's legal postulates.
Roscoe Pound referred to five legal postulates and said that the interests referred
to in these legal presuppositions should be protected and fostered.
Criminal
Protection benefits from deliberate attacks. Examples: assault, unjust restraint,
batteries, etc. Farmland, music, art, etc.
Law of Patent
An interest of securing his own created property by his own labour and hard work.
E.g. agricultural land, any music or artistic things.
Contracts
Interest in entering into contracts and obtaining reasonable remedies or
compensation if their rights are violated.
Torts
Protection against Defamation and unreasonable injury caused by the negligent
act of another person.
Strict Liability
Similarly, in the case of Ryland Vs. Fletcher, it protects our interests when the
injury is caused by someone else's property. It is the duty of others to keep their
belongings within their bounds, and they should pay attention to this issue to avoid
injury to others
Conclusion
There are both good and bad sides to the sociological school
of law, which is why we now see more and more use of this
school of law in the judiciary of the United States and the
European Union, and even the judiciary of India. I
understand. The purpose of 3 Tier/Pillar governance has
changed, judiciary enacting instead of legislative enactment,
causing confusion and conflict within its own system.