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Temporal Approach Towards a New Natural Law

Jurisprudence should ever be at the service of both legal scholar-ship and practice. If it were to dwell immured within the fastness of theory, this would only make it “stink,” as Dicey said, “in the nostrils of the practising barrister ” —to the mutual detriment of jurist and practitioner. This paper attempts at making a small contribution which, it is hoped, might be of service to both and which will have to be judged in the light of result.