Comparative Law (Answers to the SYNERGY test)
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Ready answers to the Comparative Law test.
Educational institution: SYNERGY, MY, MIT.
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The result of passing is 100-100 points.
Below you can find questions on the Comparative Law test.
QUESTIONS FOR THE TEST:
The organization of the judiciary in African countries has characteristics...
The emergence of Confucianism is associated with the name...
The subject of comparative law is...
The 1st International Congress of Comparative Law took place in...
... is expressed in the integration of the advantages and positive “shortcomings” of various legal systems, and this is not only a process occurring in different regions with varying degrees of intensity, but is currently an actually existing and working reality.
... put forward the idea of trichotomy - the identification of three main families: Roman-Germanic, Anglo-Saxon and socialist.
The Hindu doctrine considers the main source of law...
According to lawyers of the Romano-Germanic legal family, the rule of law must...
In the USA there are... rights.
The possibility of changing judicial practice in the United States...
Traditionally, Indian law was based on... the principle.
Ijma represents...
Comparative law as an independent scientific discipline emerged in...
One of the most common classifications of legal families is given...
The legal system of society is...
The main source of law in Anglo-Saxon legal systems is the judiciary...
The most important characteristic feature of the structure of Romano-Germanic law is.
Since the reign ... considerations of expediency and borrowing from foreign law began to act as the main source of legislation.
African customary law is….
A characteristic feature of Japanese law is...
... is the author of the term “legal geography of the world.”
Territorial law began to develop in India in...
The traditional system of rules of social regulation in Japan is called....
Legal family is...
For the Soviet legal system, the fundamental principle in lawmaking was...
The institute dealing with the problems of legal comparative studies in Russia is...
The main source of law in Romano-Germanic legal systems is...
A characteristic feature of the structure of English law is the division of law into...
The basis of the legal systems in Quebec and Louisiana is...
Educational institution: SYNERGY, MY, MIT.
Delivery: fresh.
The result of passing is 100-100 points.
Below you can find questions on the Comparative Law test.
QUESTIONS FOR THE TEST:
The organization of the judiciary in African countries has characteristics...
The emergence of Confucianism is associated with the name...
The subject of comparative law is...
The 1st International Congress of Comparative Law took place in...
... is expressed in the integration of the advantages and positive “shortcomings” of various legal systems, and this is not only a process occurring in different regions with varying degrees of intensity, but is currently an actually existing and working reality.
... put forward the idea of trichotomy - the identification of three main families: Roman-Germanic, Anglo-Saxon and socialist.
The Hindu doctrine considers the main source of law...
According to lawyers of the Romano-Germanic legal family, the rule of law must...
In the USA there are... rights.
The possibility of changing judicial practice in the United States...
Traditionally, Indian law was based on... the principle.
Ijma represents...
Comparative law as an independent scientific discipline emerged in...
One of the most common classifications of legal families is given...
The legal system of society is...
The main source of law in Anglo-Saxon legal systems is the judiciary...
The most important characteristic feature of the structure of Romano-Germanic law is.
Since the reign ... considerations of expediency and borrowing from foreign law began to act as the main source of legislation.
African customary law is….
A characteristic feature of Japanese law is...
... is the author of the term “legal geography of the world.”
Territorial law began to develop in India in...
The traditional system of rules of social regulation in Japan is called....
Legal family is...
For the Soviet legal system, the fundamental principle in lawmaking was...
The institute dealing with the problems of legal comparative studies in Russia is...
The main source of law in Romano-Germanic legal systems is...
A characteristic feature of the structure of English law is the division of law into...
The basis of the legal systems in Quebec and Louisiana is...
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