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The system of rules which a particular country or community recognizes as regulating the actions of its members and which it may enforce by the imposition of penalties. The position of a legal consultant is straightforward but flexible. Some of the shifts in environment and responsibilities associated with the transition may be obvious, but the changes are somewhat based on the circumstances. – PowerPoint PPT presentation

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Title: law


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Law
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Definition of law
  • Law is a system of rules that are created and
    enforced through social or governmental
    institutions to regulate behaviour.
  • Law is a system that regulates and ensures that
    individuals or a community adhere to the will of
    the state.
  • The law shapes politics, economics, history and so
    ciety in various ways and serves as a mediator of
    relations between people.
  • Law provides a source of scholarly inquiry
    into legal history, philosophy, economic
    analysis and sociology.

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Advantages of laws
  • Protection against violence
  • Getting rid of child labor
  • Promoting common good
  • Protection of property
  • Progression of society

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Types of laws
  • Civil law
  • Maritime law
  • Commercial law
  • Property law
  • Insurance law
  • Banking and finance law etc

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Civil law
  • Civil law is a legal system originating in
    Europe, intellectualized within the framework
    of Roman law.
  •  Civil law is the group of legal ideas and
    systems ultimately derived from the Corpus Juris
    Civilis.
  • Civil law proceeds from abstractions, formulates
    general principles, and distinguishes substantive
    rules from procedural rules.
  • Civil law is often paired with the inquisitorial
    system, but the terms are not synonymous.
  • Civil law is the non-criminal branch of law in a
    common law legal system

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Maritime Law
  • Maritime law is also known as Admiralty law
  • Maritime law is a body of law that governs
    nautical issues and private maritime disputes.
  • Maritime law - is a complete system of law, both
    public and private, substantive and procedural,
    national and international, with its own courts
    and jurisdiction.
  • Maritime law is composed of two main parts -
    national maritime statutes and international
    maritime conventions.

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Commercial law
  • Commercial law, also known as trade law.
  • is the body of law that applies to the rights,
    relations, and conduct of persons and businesses
    engaged in commerce, merchandising , trade, and
    sales
  • Commercial lawyers are solicitors who advise
    companies and governments on business-related
    issues.
  • Commercial law focuses on the sale and
    distribution of goods, as well as financing of
    certain transactions.
  • Commercial law is primarily regulated by the
    Uniform Commercial Code (UCC), which is a model
    set of laws regarding the sales of goods, leases
    of good, negotiable instruments, and secured
    transactions. 

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Property law
  • Property law is the area of law that governs the
    various forms of ownership and tenancy in real
    property and in personal property, within
    the common law legal system.
  • Property law deals with the relationships between
    and among members of a society with respect to
    things.
  • The concept, idea or philosophy of property underl
    ies all property law
  • There is a division between movable and immovable
    property
  • Movable property roughly corresponds to personal
    property, while immovable property corresponds
    to real estate or real property, and the
    associated rights, and obligations thereon.

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Insurance law
  • Insurance law is the practice of law
    surrounding insurance, including insurance
    policies and claims.
  • Insurance law can be broadly broken into three
    categories
  • regulation of the business of insurance
  • regulation of the content of insurance policies,
    especially with regard to consumer policies
  • regulation of claim handling.

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Banking and finance law
  • The banking and financial industries are heavily
    regulated by both state and federal law. 
  • These laws impose reporting requirements for
    banks and other financial institutions, govern
    securities and other transactions, and regulate
    taxes.
  • Many people find they need legal help with
    banking and finance law when forming a new
    business. There are many laws, contracts, and
    regulations that may dictate how new business
    spend and account for investment funds.
  • That's why many small businesses and startups
    find they need to hire a lawyer from the
    beginning to ensure compliance with all legal
    rules.

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