substantive laws

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Definition of substantive laws in English English dictionary
substantive law: The law defining rights to the use of water (Rice (1991))
substantive law: The law dealing with rights, duties and liabilities, as contrasted with procedural law, which governs the technical aspects of enforcing civil or criminal laws
substantive law: The category of law addressing the rights and duties that each person has in society
substantive law: The law dealing with rights, duties and liabilities as distinguished from adjective law, which is the law regulating procedure
substantive law: The law defining rights to the use of water (Rice/White, 1991)
substantive law: The statutory or written law that governs rights and obligations of those who are subject to it
substantive law: central fundamentals of law, basic of the primary legislation
substantive law: That law which establishes rights and obligations, as distinguished from procedural law, which is concerned with rules for establishing their judicial enforcement An easier way of looking at this is that "substantive law" is what you sue someone for or over, and procedural law is the "nuts and bolts" of how you would bring that suit
substantive law: the law dealing with the rights, duties and liabilities, as distinguished from law regarding procedure

substantive laws

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sub·stan·tive laws

sʌbstıntîv lôz

/ˈsəbstəntəv ˈlôz/ /ˈsʌbstəntɪv ˈlɔːz/

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