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yurtdaşlık yasası

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التركية - الإنجليزية
(Kanun) civil code
Laws regulating relations among individuals; alleged violators are sued by presume victims, who ask courts to award damages and otherwise offer relief
private law practised in Québec that is based on both the French Napoleonic Code and Roman law
code governing all legal and judicial matters pertaining to the conduct of a society
Enacted by the Quebec National Assembly, the Civil Code encompasses a series of articles These specified rules are the basis of the legal system in Quebec from which decisions are reached
1) The civil law of the Province of Quebec 2) The reduction of law to a set of rules In some countries for example, France, most of the laws of the country were at one time reduced to a set of rules after the style of the Roman Code although these too have subsequently been subject to certain new statutes In some jurisdictions, certain sections of the law are reduced and simplified to a "Civil Code "