What is the diffrence between Substantive law and Procedural Law ?
It is defines the rights of the parties.
it does not defines the rights of the parties.
It does not define the procedure whwnever there is violation of substantive rights.
It only defines the procedure whenever there is violation of substantive rights.
Indian Contract Act 1972,Indian Penal Code 1860,Indian Partnership Act 1932
are few examples of substantive law .
Civil Procedure Code 1908,and Criminal Procedure Code 1973 are few examples of procedural laws .
There is no other name for substantive law.
Procedural law also known as objective law.
It is defines the rights of the parties.
it does not defines the rights of the parties.
It does not define the procedure whwnever there is violation of substantive rights.
It only defines the procedure whenever there is violation of substantive rights.
Indian Contract Act 1972,Indian Penal Code 1860,Indian Partnership Act 1932
are few examples of substantive law .
Civil Procedure Code 1908,and Criminal Procedure Code 1973 are few examples of procedural laws .
There is no other name for substantive law.
Procedural law also known as objective law.
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