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3 January, 08:49

15 pts. + Brainliest Read the scenario. Use it to answer the question that follows.

Alex and Reese are neighbors. They have a fence between their properties, which Alex built. Reese's property has many trees. During a storm, one of Reese's trees falls, breaking Alex's fence. Alex wants Reese to pay for a new fence. Reese refuses, saying it was an accident. Reese also says that under their local laws, the fence is Alex's responsibility. Alex decides to take Reese to court to settle the dispute.

Based on this scenario, what is the source and the type of law related to this case?

Source-constitutional, Type-civil

Source-statutory, Type-civil

Source-common, Type-criminal

Source-case, Type-criminal

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  1. 3 January, 08:52
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    This scenario is related to this following source and type Source - Statutory, Type - Civil.

    Option: B

    Explanation:

    Statutory Law is a source law which is a written law that is passed by a legislature's body as an opposition to the oral or customary law or a regulatory law pronounced by the common law of the judiciary or the executives. It can be originated either with local municipalities or state legislatures or national legislatures.

    Civil is the type of law which deals with rules body which defines and protects the private rights of the citizens of the nation. It provides legal reforms to resolve or solve any dispute. Contracts, torts, properties and family laws come under this type of law. In the above scenario there is a dispute between Alex and Reese. The property of the Alex is damaged so, Alex wanted to take Reese to court and solve this problem. If there are any disputes then civil type of law deals with it.
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