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Law of Person Law of Property Law of Contract Law of Obligation 1 ? 2010 A. Nattapong Suwan-in, Esq. All rights reserved. Disclaim all rights on pictures. “LAW” Why do we need “Law”? Wh d d t k ?y o you nee o now What does “Law” mean? L Does it mean…? aw R li i M l C t 2 e g on ora us om Religion: Religion is the teaching of the religious leaders set up for the believers to obey and follow in order to cherish the good conduct and refrain from the evil. F tiunc ons: 1. Regulate the human behavior. 2. The violator (only the believer) will attain negative effects. Religion Law 1. No immediate sanction, bad effect appearing to believer and in the future 1. Definite and immediate sanction in case of violation 2. Teaching of religious leader 2. Regulation of the State 3. Enforce both mind and external behaviour of human 3. Enforce only external behavior of human 3 Moral: Moral means the inner feeling of the human being that separate good or superior deed from evil thought or action. Moral Law 1. Mental punishment, affecting to inner 1. Regulation of the State feeling 2. Regarding (inside) mind of human (i.e. To think bad break the moral) 2. Enforce external behavior of human (i.e. To think bad not break the law as soon as not acting happened) 3. Aims to bring grateful physical and mind of human 3. Aims to bring orderliness to society 4. Affect to the mind in case of breaking the moral 4. physical or financial penalty 4 Tradition (Custom): Tradition is the models or norms of the outer or external human activities (passing down from generations to . generations). Function: Law and Tradition regulate the external or outer behavior of h b iuman e ng Tradition Law 1. Regulate specific group of person 1. Regulate in general 2. Regulate all ways of living among h 2. Regulate only some act which break the luman aw 3. Affects to the mind of violator. (social reprimand) 3. Violator be punished pursuant to stipulated penalt