A branch of law concerned with the relations between States

A branch of law concerned with private persons

A branch of law concerned with private property

A branch of law concerned with the relations of individuals with the government

A rule of conduct recognized as binding by a controlling authority

Moral rules recognized

as binding by a population

A set of recommendations established by an authority

A social norm which

is common in a given society

Contract law mainly ensures that justice is done between individuals, bypassing the social effects of contracts' enforcement.

Nearly all societies have evolved laws for the enforcement of contracts. Therefore, there is a historical and universal explanation.

There are economic and moral justifications for the general institution of the law of contract.

Contract law’s only purpose is to secure cooperation in human behaviour, mainly commercial exchanges.

... the law of the civil society

... a branch of public law

... part of administrative law

... the law of private rights

Finance

Taxation

Mathematics

Marketing

Positive law

Public law

Moral law

Natural law

A rule of conduct recognized as binding by a controlling authority

The aggregate of the capacities, powers, liberties, and privileges by which a claim is secured

The aggregate of capacities and powers by which a claim is secured

The aggregate of liberties and priviledges by which a claim is secured

A branch of law concerned with the organization and conduct of the government itself

A branch of law concerned with the relations between States

A branch of law concerned with private persons, property, and relationships

A branch of law concerned with the relations of individuals with the government