Rural Law - Environment - construction - urban planning - Transport

Rural Law - Environment - construction - urban planning - Transport : Rural law consists of all rules applicable to farms, property and values ​​that make up and men who live there situated in their professional environment, administrative, economic and geographic. Rural law is the law of agriculture, agricultural land, production factors (men, capital, water) and the marketing of agricultural products. It is the right of a rural area and type of activity: agriculture.

The construction law is the branch of law consists of the rules and legal institutions for the construction of buildings (buildings and other real items) "(Roger Saint-Alary, 1970)

It supplements the title of his course by "right of urban property."

Although he considers it as a branch of law, it is for him "new, mixed and dependent."

Is the construction law nevertheless a branch of law? As it is it "a coherent and autonomous set of rules adapted to a particular sector of activity"?

1 / - a determined sector of activity: construction

2 / - a coherent set of rules: a Code of Construction and Housing

3 / - an autonomous set of rules specific to the construction forged from classic disciplines, but which return their own specificity to conventional branches of law. In addition, the construction law is built between state control of economic and social matters and self-regulation

The planning law is a set of rules and institutions established in France in order to obtain a spatial planning consistent with management objectives of public authorities. (H. Jacquot, Planning law, Dalloz, 1989)

The planning law is a branch of French public law and its rules are essentially gathered in the Planning Code. Having the characteristic of organizing land use, it touches on several related rights, including:

• construction law
• right of public health
• Environmental Law

The Environmental Law includes the legal rules concerning the management, use and protection of the environment, prevention and repression of environmental damage (particularly pollution) and compensation for victims for environmental damage.