Le langage judiciaire dans le droit de l’Inde classique

Abstract

In classical India, the judgment may be defined as the act formalized written decision on a technical authority in matters of qualified legal. The act of judging is as much an action to resolve a dispute or raise a doubt a speculative approach. It lies in a system of representation and translation of the cosmic and social order in a special language. The procedure does appear that with this approach the judgment shall be a way to access a truth built for parties, possibly against them, and the future of legal relations. Scripture formalism, hardware support, document, archive, are intimately linked to the standards for social demands.

Keywords

• Classical India
• Instrumentum
• Legal language
• Paścātkāra Jayapatra
• Qualification
• Trial