Keshrimal Sankliya 21 February 2022
Sharmishta P Raj (nil) 22 February 2022
Firstly, There are namely 4 types of laws in India:
1.Common-Law: a legal system founded on the Rule of Law.
2. Criminal Law: Criminal Law in India is addressed by the Indian Penal Code, 1860, the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973, and the Indian Evidence Act, 1872.
3. Civil Law: the Law that governs individuals. It can be defined simply as the Law that regulates non-criminal behavior. All civil cases must be heard in the civil courts.
4.Statutory Law: also known as legislative Law. Statutory laws can be enacted by the federal government, state legislatures, or local governments.
Secondly, Corporate Law, also referred to as business law, is a type of civil Law. Civil Law applies to corporations. It is not, in general, criminal Law. When a dispute arises, the corporation's officials can take the matter to the appropriate civil court for resolution.
Thus to answer your query specifically- Common-Law, Criminal Law, Civil Law, and Statutory Law are the 4 main types of laws in India. And Corporate Law or business law comes under civil Law.
I hope this helps.
Thank You!
Chetan Gupta 23 February 2022