French law – I. The application of the law over time
A. The coming into force of the law To be binding, a law must meet three criteria: —it must have been passed by Parliament —have been promulgated by the President …
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French law – III. Mixed rights
Mixed rights are halfway between public and private law, because they include elements of both public and private law. A. Criminal law Criminal law concerns all the rules relating to …
Distinguish between theft, fraud, breach of trust and vandalism
Acts of vandalism during demonstrations, theft on public transport. In legal cases, breach of trust, swindling. The distinction in French justice between Fraud, theft, breach of trust and vandalism. Here …
French law – II. The branches of private law
A. Civil law Civil law is the basis of private law: it is automatically applied when there is no more specific law. It is therefore called common law. Civil law …
French law I. Natural persons
A. The legal status of the natural person Each person has a legal personality, i.e. is the holder of rights and obligations. Legal personality begins at birth, and as soon …
French law – The application of the law in space
A. Application of the law throughout France French law is applied throughout the French territory territory. This is the case of public law and criminal law criminal law. B. Exceptions …
