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Civil law is often referred to as non-criminal law, civil law deals with interactions within a community. It covers a spectrum of issues such as divorce, property rights, contracts, and conflicts between individuals. Rooted in the Latin term “civils,” meaning “relating to a society,” civil law focuses on maintaining harmonious relationships among community members.

Criminal law delineates offenses, regulates the apprehension and trial of suspected individuals, and stipulates penalties for convicted offenders. It serves as a crucial mechanism for organized societies to protect individual interests and ensure collective security.

Also known as business or company law, corporate law governs the rights, relations, and conduct of persons, organizations, and businesses. It encompasses legal practices related to corporations and is crucial for ensuring transparent and lawful corporate governance.

Employment law regulates the relationship between employers and employees. Covering a wide array of topics, it ensures fair and just treatment in the workplace. Employment law addresses contracts, discrimination, harassment claims, wrongful termination, and workplace policies.

The Income Tax Act, of 1961, is a primary tax legislation regulating the assessment and collection of income tax. The tax law provides the framework for individuals and entities to report and pay taxes, supporting public services and infrastructure funding.

The Environment Protection Act, of 1986, is a key environmental legislation preventing and controlling pollution. Globally focused on sustainable development, environmental law safeguards natural resources, minimizes harm to ecosystems, and protects human health.

Encompassing rules governing ownership, use, and transactions related to real property, real estate law covers property rights, contracts, transactions, and disputes. It addresses multifaceted issues within the real estate domain

A specialized legal area, banking and finance law governs regulations and rules related to financial institutions, banking activities, and transactions. These laws aim to ensure financial system stability, protect consumers, and facilitate transparent financial transactions.

Governs the structure of government, the distribution of powers among its branches, and the relationship between the government and individuals. Constitutional law often includes fundamental rights and freedoms.

Comprises laws enacted by legislative bodies, such as Congress or Parliament. These laws cover a wide range of issues, including criminal offenses, business regulations, family matters, and more.