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    Law can be classified as either national law, which includes public law governing areas like constitutional law and criminal law, and private civil law involving contracts and torts, or international law, which exists through multilateral agreements between multiple countries or bilateral agreements between two countries. National law is binding within a country's borders without consent, while international law relies on consent, and private law only applies to those directly engaged in the regulated activities.

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    Classification of law

    Law (includes):
    1. National law –
    i. Public law - (Constitutional law, administrative law, criminal law)
    ii. Private (civil) law – (contract, law, tort, family, company, banking, others)
    2. International law
     There is multilateral law where multiple countries agree on something.
     There is bilateral law where 2 countries agree on something.

    Notes:
     International law is obeyed via consent, whereas national law does not include consent.
     Private law only bounds a person when they have a link to it. Example is someone isn’t
    subject to banking law if they don’t have a bank account.
     Public law bounds every person living in the country at the time.
     Civil law deals with someone’s rights, duties, and liability.
     Criminal case deals with offenses against the law.
     Constitutional cases deal with human rights.

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