Jurisprudence And Comparative Legal Theory

Every law student eventually has to ask what law actually is, where its authority comes from and why legal systems differ. This book is built around those questions.

Jurisprudence and Comparative Legal Theory by Dr. Hamiduddin Khan is an English-language text that has been through many editions; university library records list a completely revised 24th edition, first issued in 1993 and reprinted in 2004, and it remains on the shelves of Bangladeshi law libraries. As the title indicates, it pairs the study of legal theory with a comparative look at how different traditions understand and apply law. This listing is the edition from the Bangladesh Institute of Legal Development.

Why readers keep it on their desks:
• A structured route into the main questions of jurisprudence
• Comparative treatment of legal theories and systems
• Written in English, matching university law syllabi
• Useful for revision before semester and bar examinations

The book is for study and reference only; for any real legal matter, consult a qualified lawyer. Recommended for LLB and LLM students and teachers, this Bangladesh Institute of Legal Development title is available at Boipoka.