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 LAWS Hi! Its Doulingo ! I hope you guys are doing well. Today we're gonna learn about Chandigarh and I will be answering some commonly asked questions about law and punishment. So lets get started! CHANDIGARH🌅🌇 Chandigarh and the area surrounding it were constituted as a Union Territory on 1 November 1966. It serves as the joint capital of both  Punjab  and  Haryana  States. It is bound on North and West by  Punjab  and on the East and South by  Haryana . Law Department of Chandigarh Administration is headed by Legal Remembrancer who is the Head of the Department and the Home Secretary-cum-Law Secretary, U.T., Chandigarh is the Administrative Secretary of the department. COMMONLY ASKED QUESTIONS🤔💡: Q1: What will happen if a minor commits crime in India? ANS1:   Children above the age of 12 are considered capable of  committing crimes , though till they reach the age of 18, they are considered juveniles under the  Juvenile  Justice Act 2015, which generally means that the maxi
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TYPES OF LAWS

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  LAWS IN CHANDIGARH Hi! Its me Doulingo , the wise owl. So friends, today we're gonna learn about Laws in Chandigarh. How exciting! So lets start.... TYPES OF LAWS : 🔎 Criminal law – cases like murder, assault and robbery 🔎  Civil laws – cases like disputes, defamation, right to education  🔎  Traffic laws – Violation of traffic rules    CIVIL LAW Civil law   deals with behavior that constitutes an injury to an individual or other private party, such as a corporation. Examples are defamation , breach of contract, negligence resulting in injury or death, and property damage.  It is a section of  law  dealing with disputes between organisations and individuals.    WHY IS CIVIL LAW IMPORTANT ?  Essentially,  civil law  is about conflict resolution, ensuring disputes between individuals do not escalate into a violent confrontation. It encourages cooperation between members of society, deterring exploitative behaviors, and unethical business practices. CRIMINAL LAW Criminal law , 
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