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Ought-Sentences and the Juristic Description of Rules

Ratio Juris, 1991
Abstract.According to the normative theory of legal science, juristic ought‐sentences describe rules, since legal science just deals with rules, and rules cannot be described but by means of ought‐sentences. The author challenges this view. Two different constructions of “describing rules” are proposed: Namely, either interpreting or stating the ...
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Peter Stein, Regulae Iuris. From Juristic Rules to Legal Maxims

Zeitschrift Der Savigny-Stiftung Fur Rechtsgeschichte, Romanistische Abteilung, 1967
Franz Wieacker
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Classical waqf, juristic analogy and framework of awqāf doctrines

open access: yesISRA International Journal of Islamic Finance, 2020
Purpose: This paper aims to analyse the Sharīʿah premises of waqf (Islamic endowment), followed by dilating on the nature of argumentation among the classical jurists on its rules and principles.
Abdullah, Mohammad
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The Rule of the Religious Jurist in Iran

2001
In our discussion of the doctrine of wilayat al-faqih (Farsi, velayat-i faqih)(the rule of the religious jurist) in Iran since the Islamic Revolution of 1979, we will not be concerned with the content of the doctrine, or with those proofs that had been used to support it, or, except perhaps in passing, with its exposition by Shii jurists before ...
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