| common law |
Law that originated in English Courts and continues to develop over time in places which derived their legal system from England. 'Common' here means 'applying to everyone'. It can be altered by Statute Law as well as decisions by the Courts. The Court interpretation of new Statute Law also becomes a part of Common Law.
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| common mode rejection ratio |
CMRR - a measure of the ability of a differential input circuit of a measuring device to reject an interfering signal that is common to both the input leads.
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| common law |
Law resulting from court rulings rather than legislative enactments
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| common law |
Also case law. Law established by subject matter heard in earlier cases.
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| common law |
As opposed to statute law. Laws or legal principles that have been established by courts over the years. May be codified into a statute or overruled by a statute passed by the government.
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