Question:What is the Definition of Law?

The most common definition of the word "law," is a rule of conduct, usually enforced by governments, to protect a persons rights, and correct morality.

Law is a legislation rule for everyone in the world. Answers.com: Law http://www.answers.com/law&r=67

Laws are composed of 2 parts: Definition and penalty. The definition describes specific activities or behavior that have been deemed contrary to the public welfare (whether these concepts are bogus or not is a different matter). This defini...

What is the legal (law) definition of 'interveners'?

Q: plz help, what is the legal definition of intervener, (under what , would i find this in the book?)and what are the procedural rules that govern the conditions under which intervener participates in proceedings before the House of Lords?thank you

A: This is the definition and conditions where proceedings would be intervened:intervene v. to obtain the court's permission to enter into a lawsuit which has already started between other parties and to file a complaint stating the basis for a claim in the existing lawsuit. Such intervention will be allowed only if the party wanting to enter into the case has some right or interest in the suit and will not unduly prejudice the ability of the original parties to the lawsuit in conducting their case. Example: Little Buttercup Butter Co. has been sued by Market Bag Grocers for selling below standard butter. Better Buy Market has also been buying Buttercup's butter, and wishes to intervene (join in the lawsuit) to avoid either a loss by Market Bag which would affect Better Buy's possible claim, and also to avoid two separate suits. Or another butter company might want to join the suit on Buttercup's side in order to put up a united front with Buttercup against the markets.~