Chapter 8
Absolute justice
1. Choose the correct answer:
(a) Is it true that non-medium inference contains two dependencies?
Answer: Not true.
(b) Reversal is a non-median estimate. Is that true?
Answer: True.
(c) How many assertions derive the conclusion in the non-median hypothesis?
Answer: 1 is derived from the recourse.
(d) Is it true that an unmixed impartial judgment must have a cause?
Answer: True.
(e) In absolute judgment, the preposition must extend at least once. Is that true?
Answer: True.
(f) Which position of justice determines institutions?
Answer: The cause determines the position.
(g) Which is used as the adjective in the legitimate idols of the first institution?
Answer: A small word.
2. Define:
(a) Reversal
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(b) Parties
Answer: The objective term of a decision is called the bias term.
(c) Causative
Answer: A term that is absent in a decision is called a cause or intermediate term.
(d) Pervasive terms
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(e) Convergence.
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3. Answer the following:
(a) What is non-median hypothesis?
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(b) Are all verbs equivalent?
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(c) Is material change true change?
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(d) How many words are there in a judgment?
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(e) What is the name of the term Justice Decision Bill?
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(f) Name the two wire shapes of the first installation.
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(g) How many posts are there in a judgment?
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(h) What is the name of the term purpose of the decision of justice?
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4. Show the difference:
(a) Non-median hypothesis and median hypothesis.
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(b) Simple equivalence and non-simple equivalence.
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5. Give examples:
(a) Simple equivalence
(b) Non-simple convergence
(c) Material countervailing
(d) BARBARA
(e) Quaternary faults
(f) Justice
6. Answer:
(a) What is a cause?
Answer: A term which is present in both the affirmative sentences of justice, but not in the conclusion, is called a hetupada.
(b) What is a sadhyapada?
Answer: The legislative term of a decision is called the feasible term.
7. Write a brief:
(a) Institution
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(b) The embodiment of justice
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(c) Causative
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(d) connectors
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(e) Material counterchanges
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(f) Restrictive concurrency.
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8. Creative Questions:
(a) What is an estimate? What are the different types of inference?
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(b) What is a derivative estimate? What are its characteristics?
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(c) What is an arrival estimate? What are its characteristics?
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(e) What is an input estimate? What are its types?
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(f) What is non-medium inference? Write the difference between medium and non-medium estimates.
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(g) What is convergence? What are the rules of equalization?
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(h) What is revolution? State the rules of conversion.
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(i) What is convergence? Explain the different types with examples.
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(j) What is simple equivalence? In what cases is the verb A simple equivalent?
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(k) What is unmixed impartial justice?
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( l) What is justice? Describe the structure of justice.
Answer: Justice is that which inevitably emerges as the combined result of two interrelated clauses of decision in the media inference hypothesis.
(m) What is a cause? What is the role of causation in absolute justice?
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(n) What is meant by an institution of justice? Explain various institutions with examples.
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9. Determine the truth of the following arguments.
(i) Some people are sinners. Sages are human, so sages are sinners.
Answer: False.
(ii) All dairy foods are nutritious and all dairy foods are delicious. So some delicious foods must be nutritious.
Answer: True.
(iii) Aristotle is a famous debater. Because he is a philosopher and all famous debaters are philosophers.
Answer: False.
(iv) Since he is an Indian, he must be a Hindu. Because only Indians are Hindus.
Answer: True.
(v) Not all people are hardworking. But Ramananda is hardworking, so he cannot be a man.
Answer: False.
(vi) God created man, man creates sin, so God created sin.
Answer: False
(vii) The earth revolves around the sun, the moon revolves around the earth, so the moon revolves around the sun.
Answer: False.
