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melsc
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Ok relax take a deep breath
This is a quick explaination since you seem pressed for time, if you need more reply back
1. Common Law - aka judge made law, case law/precedent - law made by the courts.
2. International Law - the law that governs the interactions between 'nation-states'
3. Customary Law - laws that have developed from the practices of a group over time i.e. ATSI customary law
4. Statute law - the law made by parliament (aka statues, acts etc)
This is a quick explaination since you seem pressed for time, if you need more reply back
1. Common Law - aka judge made law, case law/precedent - law made by the courts.
2. International Law - the law that governs the interactions between 'nation-states'
3. Customary Law - laws that have developed from the practices of a group over time i.e. ATSI customary law
4. Statute law - the law made by parliament (aka statues, acts etc)
hey thanks so much 4 that.... i needed a quick explanation... if u dont mind can u please explain it in further detail! i need to know the differences between them and i have a bad teacher with no patients and my exams are coming up im stressing!!!