INTRODUCTION TO LAW

Introduction to Law

Introduction to Law

Introduction

The major reason of this paper is to make an investigation on the two case studies. Asock Ltd. is a wholesale supplier of designer apparel and accessories. On July 1 they drive out the cost register of their autumn and winter varieties to their normal customers. Beach Ltd. has been a clientele of Asock for a while, and, when they obtain the cost register, conclude to make some orders.

Q.1 Differences Between Common Law And Civil Law Jurisdictions

Mixed jurisdiction and mixed legal systems, their characteristics and definitions have become the subject of great interest and debate in Europe is undoubtedly due to the European Union, which united many legal systems within a single legislative body, which, in turn, adopted laws and directives having priority over national laws. In essence, the European Union is a mixed jurisdiction, or becomes a mixed jurisdiction, since there is a growing convergence within the framework of an alliance between two major European legal traditions, civil law countries of continental and common law of England, Wales and Ireland.

Both Walton and Evans-Jones, referring to the common law / civil law mixed legal systems which stem from two or more legal traditions. Mixed jurisdictions do political units (countries or their political subdivisions) which have mixed legal systems. Customary law / civil law mixed jurisdictions include4 Louisiana, Quebec, St. Lucia, Puerto Rico, South Africa, Zimbabwe (formerly Southern Rhodesia), 5, Botswana, Lesotho, Swaziland, Namibia, 6, 7, Philippines, Sri Lanka (formerly Ceylon) , 8, and Scotland.9 It goes without saying that some mixed jurisdictions are also derived in part from non-Western legal traditions: the countries of North Africa, Iran, Egypt, Syria, Iraq and Indonesia, for example.

Interestingly, the Walton and Evans-Jones, referring to two different forms of civil law tradition. Walton As codified systems, such as Quebec and Louisiana, and Evans-Jones is dealing with jurisdictions such as Scotland and South Africa, which received the Roman law for a considerable period of time, even without adopting the code. This distinction is important in the analysis of such new branches of the common law as "restitution", which in the UK, as a rule, compared with the Scottish uncodified civil law. Restitution than in North America, either Quebec or Louisiana codified civil law of quasi-contract, the effect, if not the result differs.

Q.2 Compare And Contrast The Three Different Rules Of Statutory Interpretation

Statutory interpretation is the process of interpreting and applying the law. A certain amount of interpretation is always necessary when it comes to the statute. Sometimes the words of the statute is simple and straightforward meaning. But in most cases, there is some ambiguity or vagueness in the words of the law, which must be decided by the court. To find the meaning of legislation, judges use various tools and methods for interpretation of the law, including the traditional canons of statutory interpretation, legislative history, and purpose. In common law, the court may apply the rules of statutory interpretation of the laws passed by the legislature or ...