A branch of law is an area of the legal system, which is a system of legal norms that regulate a qualitatively homogeneous group of social relations. The industry is characterized by the originality of the subject and method of legal regulation. In turn, the branch of law is divided into separate interrelated components, which are called institutions of law. The following are considered the grounds for dividing the law into branches:
the subject of legal regulation is a homogeneous and separable group of social relations; method of legal regulation - a set of techniques, methods of influencing social relations; the ability to interact with other branches of law as subsystems of the same level. codification (presence of a codified act - code). In the system of law, branches of substantive and procedural law are distinguished.
A branch of law is an area of the legal system, which is a system of legal norms that regulate a qualitatively homogeneous group of social relations. The industry is characterized by the originality of the subject and method of legal regulation. In turn, the branch of law is divided into separate interrelated components, which are called institutions of law. The following are considered the grounds for dividing the law into branches:
the subject of legal regulation is a homogeneous and separable group of social relations; method of legal regulation - a set of techniques, methods of influencing social relations; the ability to interact with other branches of law as subsystems of the same level. codification (presence of a codified act - code). In the system of law, branches of substantive and procedural law are distinguished.