Everything about Northern Ireland Law totally explained
Northern Ireland law concerns the
legal system of
Northern Ireland.
Background
For the purposes of
private international law the United Kingdom is divided into three
states each with a separate legal system and
jurisdiction:
Northern Ireland is a
common law jurisdiction. Its common law is very similar to English common law and derives from the same sources. However there are some important differences in law and procedure between Northern Ireland and England and Wales.
Current statute law of Northern Ireland comprises
Acts of Parliament of the
United Kingdom Parliament which apply to Northern Ireland and acts of the devolved
Northern Ireland Assembly, as well as
Statutory Instruments made by Departments of the
Northern Ireland Executive and the
British Government. Also remaining on the statute books are Acts of the
Parliament of Northern Ireland passed between
1920 and
1972,
Orders in Council made during
direct rule, and certains Acts of the
Irish Parliament made before the
Act of Union 1800, and Acts of the English Parliament and British Parliament extended to Ireland under
Poyning's Law between
1494 and
1782.
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