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Term 1 Law Course: Definitions, Functions, and Branches of Law, Quizzes of Business and Labour Law

Definitions and functions of various legal terms, including laws and morals, justice, substantive and procedural law, public and private law, civil and criminal law, constitutional law, common law, equity, treaties, executive orders, and administrative law. It also includes definitions of related concepts such as rights, duties, and remedies in equity court, as well as legal maxims.

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TERM 1
Law
DEFINITION 1
a rule of civil conduct prescribed by the supreme power in a
state, commanding what is right, and prohibiting what is
wrong
TERM 2
Functions of Law
DEFINITION 2
a. establish order, standards, and moralsb. protection of
statec. protection of propertyd. stabilitye. settle disputes
TERM 3
Laws and Morals
DEFINITION 3
overlap, but laws provide sanctions while morals do not
TERM 4
Justice
DEFINITION 4
the fair, equitable, and impartial treatment of competing
interests with due regard for the common good
TERM 5
Substantive law
DEFINITION 5
law creating rights and duties
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Law

a rule of civil conduct prescribed by the supreme power in a

state, commanding what is right, and prohibiting what is

wrong

TERM 2

Functions of Law

DEFINITION 2

a. establish order, standards, and moralsb. protection of

statec. protection of propertyd. stabilitye. settle disputes

TERM 3

Laws and Morals

DEFINITION 3

overlap, but laws provide sanctions while morals do not

TERM 4

Justice

DEFINITION 4

the fair, equitable, and impartial treatment of competing

interests with due regard for the common good

TERM 5

Substantive law

DEFINITION 5

law creating rights and duties

Procedural Law

Rules for enforcing substantive law, attempts to be fair and

impartial and operate efficiently

TERM 7

Public law

DEFINITION 7

law dealing with the relationship between government and

individuals

TERM 8

private law

DEFINITION 8

law governing the relationships among individuals and legal

entities

TERM 9

civil law

DEFINITION 9

law dealing with rights and duties, the violation of which

constitutes a wrong against another

TERM 10

criminal law

DEFINITION 10

law establishing duties that, if violated, constitute a wrong

against the entire community

administrative law

law created by the admin of agencies in the form of rules,

orders, and regulations to carry out the duties of those

agencies

TERM 17

right

DEFINITION 17

the capacity of a person to require another to perform or

refrain from performing a certain act

TERM 18

duty

DEFINITION 18

obligation the law imposes upon a person to perform or to

refrain from performing a certain act

TERM 19

remedies in equity court

DEFINITION 19

specific performanceinjunction reformationrescission

TERM 20

maxims

DEFINITION 20

general legal principles formed by equity courts over the

years