Question

giv reasons :-The low is reasonable,would never do it we were at liberty


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Answer 1

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Unfortunately, law can be enforced only in specific instances of violation of human rights as spelt out in our Constitution. The law can be enforced only when there is physical violence. But the law cannot enforce or compel one to say ‘please’ or ‘thank you’ which would come under etiquette and not rule. The law does not consider the hurting of our feelings as a case for compensation. The law does not have any compensation for moral and intellectual damage. The law cannot become the guardian of our private manners.

Answer 2

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Unfortunately, law can be enforced only in specific instances of violation of human rights as spelt out in our Constitution. The law can be enforced only when there is physical violence. But the law cannot enforce or compel one to say ‘please’ or ‘thank you’ which would come under etiquette and not rule. The law does not consider the hurting of our feelings as a case for compensation. The law does not have any compensation for moral and intellectual damage. The law cannot become the guardian of our private manners.