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Commanding vs Supplementary Rules in Society
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Commanding vs Supplementary Rules in Society

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What is the primary purpose of mandatory rules in society according to the passage?

  • To ensure private parties can freely agree to contradict the rules
  • To regulate commercial dealings and relations
  • To regulate the basis for the operation of society (correct)
  • To preserve public morality and order in private dealings
  • How can one differentiate between mandatory and supplementary rules according to the passage?

  • By checking if the rules are expressly stated as mandatory or supplementary
  • By checking if the rules are related to public order or not
  • By looking at the wording or objectives of the rules (correct)
  • By determining if the rules regulate commercial dealings or not
  • What is the primary purpose of supplementary rules according to the passage?

  • To ensure public morality and order in private dealings
  • To regulate the basis for the operation of society
  • To regulate commercial dealings and relations
  • To allow parties to agree to contradict the rules (correct)
  • According to the passage, what is the primary focus of commercial law?

    <p>Regulating the basic conditions of merchants and their legal capacity</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the main difference between mandatory and supplementary rules according to the passage?

    <p>Mandatory rules must be followed, while supplementary rules can be contradicted</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which type of laws regulate the relations among legal persons and the State entities when running their affairs in a private manner?

    <p>Civil laws</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Where do cases relating to private laws typically fall in terms of jurisdiction?

    <p>Non-administrative courts</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the highest court for civil, commercial, and criminal matters in the legal system described?

    <p>Court of Cassation</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which type of law focuses on regulating commercial activities, contracts, and transport?

    <p>Commercial law</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the focus of laws that regulate the process of commercial bookkeeping?

    <p>Consumer protection law</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Commanding/Mandatory Rules vs. Supplementary Rules

    • Commanding/Mandatory rules regulate the basis of societal operation, ensuring public morality and order are preserved.
    • These rules are mandatory and must be respected, and any agreement contrary to them is void and null.
    • Supplementary rules are not forced upon individuals and allow parties to agree to contradict them.
    • They do not relate to public and moral order.

    Differentiating Between Mandatory and Supplementary Rules

    • Verbal differentiation: Look at the wording and phrasing of the provisions to determine if they are mandatory or supplementary.
    • Subject matter differentiation: Analyze the subject matter to determine if it seeks to preserve public order or not.

    Commercial Law

    • Commercial Law is a set of legal rules regulating commercial dealings and the relations resulting from them.
    • The commercial code regulates various aspects, including:
      • Basic conditions of merchants, legal capacity, and commercial actions.
      • Rules for commercial bookkeeping.
      • Types of business companies (creation, activities, governance, and winding up).
      • Commercial activity (commercial contracts, industrial ownership, commercial transport).
      • Commercial papers (promissory notes, drafts, checks, bonds).
      • Commission agency and intermediation.
      • Bankruptcy procedures, cases, and conditions.

    Private Laws

    • Private laws regulate relations among legal persons, including individuals and companies, and the State entities when running their affairs in a private manner.
    • Examples of private laws include:
      • Civil law.
      • Commercial law.
      • Intellectual property law.
      • Anti-competitive practices law.
      • Consumer protection law.
      • Arbitration law.
      • Civil and commercial procedures law.
      • Companies' law.
      • Investment law.
      • Mineral resources law.
    • Cases related to private laws fall within the jurisdiction of non-administrative courts, which are divided into:
      • Court of Cassation: highest court for civil, commercial, and criminal matters.
      • Courts of Appeal: hearing appeals of verdicts from First Instance Courts.

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    Explore the differences between Commanding/Mandatory rules and Supplementary rules in society. Learn how these rules regulate private dealings, public morality, and order, and the implications of violating them.

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