sorting.
1. m. action and effect of order.
2. m. set of rules relating to each of the sectors of law. Administrative, civil, criminal law
3. m. its. Law, pragmatics or Ordinance, which gives the high so that behaviour should be observed.
1. m. order real.
1. m. The right considered as a systematic body of all standards and not as a singular standard or group of them.
1. m. collection of laws of Castile in the 14th century in the Cortes of Alcalá de Henares.
