English Commercial Law - groupings of contracts
There are essentially three types of contracts in civil law systems: public law (which governs relationships between the State and individuals or private entities), civil law (which governs relationships between individuals), and commercial law (which is a subset of civil law but has distinct rules for relationships between businesses). Although it should be kept in mind that there may be special regulations regulating particular contracts, such as for the sale of goods, common law systems normally view all contracts as falling under one category. Different regulations apply to each of the three types of contracts under civil systems. Determining the type of contract is essential in order to apply the appropriate set of regulations. A apparently insignificant change to a contract could have a significant impact because, following the change, the contract as a whole might be subject to a different set of rules.
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