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Meanings of private law in English

Russian
частное право
Portuguese
direito privado
Spanish
derecho privado
Catalan
dret privat

Legal system that regulates relationships of persons and private organisations.

Related terms
частное право
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Usage of private law in English
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He stepped down last September and later joined a private law firm.
Reuters
2
Matthews went back to private law practice and left New York for good.
Creepers
3
During his career Mueller had stints in private law practice but preferred government work.
Reuters
4
They are represented by the American Civil Liberties Union and a private law firm.
Reuters
5
After leaving the Senate he returned to private law practice.
Reuters
6
You want a private law all in your own hand.
The Workingman's Paradise: An Australian Labour Novel
7
Fitzgerald has gone into private law practice in Chicago.
Reuters
8
Before joining the Obama administration about a year ago, Wayland was at a private law firm.
Reuters
9
The General Assembly shall not enact any local, special, or private law in the following cases:-
Civil Government of Virginia / A Text-book for Schools Based Upo...
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You really do have a conflict between the public law of copyright and private law of contract.
Wired
11
Unlike public companies, which must periodically report on their finances, private law firms have no such requirements.
Reuters
12
One of these, the promissory oath, is no longer the foundation of any rights in private law.
The Common Law
13
The regulator had hired a private law firm, Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan LLP, for the lawsuit.
Reuters
14
Last year, there were 53,164 new private law cases lodged involving 123,334 children.
The Guardian
15
Resuming private law practice proved impossible.
The new yorker
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It is highly unusual for a group of prosecutors to join a private law firm as a team.
Reuters
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Translations for private law
Portuguese
direito privado
Private law through the time
Private law across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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