Civil Law UK

What is the civil law?

Civil law enforcement efforts have updated a complete and continuous legal code which describes every problem that can be judged for justice, proper procedure and punishment for every offense. These codes are different between the laws of different laws: Stable law defines that criminal or civil proceedings may be processed, the procedure determines how a specific act can be called a criminal offense. Or the criminal law defines the appropriate punishment. 

 In the civil law system, a judge's function is to determine the facts of the case and enforce applicable law provisions. Although the judge often performs formal charges, investigates the case and decides on this matter, he works within the framework created by a codade and a complete set of rules. Judge's decision is less important in the order of civil law compared to the decision making and interpretation of the legislators and decisions.

Some notable features of civil law:

Explicit expressions of rights and duties, so that resources are visible.

Simplicity and citizen access, at least those areas where they are coded.
 

The initial disclosure of rules is based on the measurement of justice in code, the general principles and the law of the law.

Academically developed and somewhat international educational theories that encourage legislation and judiciary.

Where do we find civil laws?

In continental Europe 

 Where maximum scope is urban codes. In the UK, Scottishland has maintained the unlawful form of  civil law. Even when they are civil codes, scandinavian countries are not considered as civil law scope

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In North America

 civil codes are found in Louisiana and Coobec.

In Central and South America

Almost all countries are civil codes.

In Asia

Many countries have civil laws and civil codes such as Indonesia, Japan, Kyrgyzstan and Lebanon. 

In African countries

once the continent consists of many aspects of urban civilization traditions by the European countries. Egyptian civil code has a major impact on Africa and the Middle East, while the rules of Roman Dutch applicable to South Africa have never been coded.

Some law enforcement traditions are found on some Pacific Islands, especially in New Caledonia or French regions of Tahitian.

In the mixed scope

 Mainly with the help of civil law in America, Africa and Asia, but also in Europe, civil law, traditional law, or other legal traditions of Islamic law.
Types of cases in the civil court

Civil courts addressed many issues in many cases. In general terms, civil matters may include such things, for example,

Violation of the contract requirements

 The case of breach of the contract usually occurs because a person has neither written or verbally translated the term of any agreement, without any legal justification. There are claims for things such as not completing the work, do not pay at all or in full time, do not sell or promise goods, and many other, are all examples.

Illegal claim

A "equal claim" requires a court to be ordered to take action or to stop the process. This may be linked to a claim for financial damages or not. On occasion, when a party offers examples of temporary infinite order or order to prevent anything.

Owners / tenant cases Civil courts expressed conflicts between owners and tenants. In which the owner of the owner is trying to issue tenant tenant tenant and the tenant has passed and the owner is handled to return a security domain.