Conflict of law is an area of law that regulates the interaction between distinct jurisdictions. Typically, conflict of law questions arise in:
# Federal systems, such as the US or Australia, where a dispute might be handled either by a Federal court or a State court; or # Internationally, where a dispute may be heard in two or more countries (for example, if the parties to a contract are based in different countries, each party could sue the other for breach in either the courts of their home country or the courts of the country in which the other party is based). The actual question of how to resolve the dispute will depend on the jurisdictions in question. In the case of a contract dispute, parties to the contract may expressly agree on a 'choice of law' clause to determine where any dispute is to be heard. The effectiveness of such a clause will depend on how it is phrased.
When WHAT is in conflict with state law?Lawlol.
It's the law of supply and demand, as described by Adam Smith in his book "The Wealth Of Nations". Just one law, no conflict.
If there is a conflict between state law in road island and federal law what would happen
The law of armed conflict is also called the law of war. It was developed to protect civilians, the sick and wounded, prisoners of war, and those who are shipwrecked.
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rules of engagement
No. There is no such thing as natural law.
Federal law prevails.
That is a law created by the state. It cannot conflict with Federal law.
conflict of the story law of life
The federal law takes precedence.
To break a law. To be in conflict with the rules or regulations of some authoritative body.