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In this video, we explain the Sources of the Common Law Legal System in easy and simple words for LLB 4-Year Semester 1 students. Common law originated in England and later spread to many countries of the world. It is mainly a judge-made law, developed through court decisions over time.
This lecture covers the major sources of common law, including judicial precedents (case law), which are based on the principle of stare decisis, meaning that lower courts must follow the decisions of higher courts. We also discuss customs, which are long-established practices recognized by courts as law.
The video further explains the role of legislation (statute law) and how courts interpret Acts of Parliament, making them part of common law. Another important source discussed is equity, which developed to ensure fairness and justice where strict common law rules failed.
This lecture is helpful for LLB students, law beginners, NTS aspirants, and anyone interested in understanding the World Legal Systems. The explanation is exam-oriented and ideal for class preparation, revision, and viva.
📘 Topic: Sources of Common Law
🎓 Course: LLB 4 Year – Semester 1
⚖️ Subject: Common Law / World Legal System