text: legal obligation is expressed; Dicey 30 - 683 - L lex patriae L Igjs situe ley V. decreto con fuerza de ley decreto-ley leyes ... mandado cumplir como ley norma con rango de ley norma jurídica con rango de ley por la ley principio de favorabilidad de la ley penal Law of the nationality; Dicey 29 Law of the country where the thing is situated; Dicey 30 RL lex as opposed to jus 1. la ley: una de las fuentes del derecho 2. una ley: norma jurídica elaborada por el Poder legislativo 3. derecho internacional privado: la ley de una nación Ossorio: en este sentido la ley comprende las leyes más los reglamentos, ordesanzas, órdenes, decretos, etc. Ossorio; ES Const. 81-91; CL Const. 1925, 44-45, Const. 1980, 60-72 E 1. enacted law - legislation* i.e. written law, usually called statute law* or legislation* in EN and statutory law* or legislation* in US. Although this is only one form of law, it is often loosely called law or the law (e.g. selon la loi, de afiuejcdo con la ley, according to law, in accordance with the law); this practice can safely be followed provided that no distinction has to be drawn between la loi and le droit or between la ley and el derecbo. Salmond p. 116, OCL 1^, statute law, David Sys. pp. 354-358, David GS pp. 388-392 * All these terms are used here lato sensu, as they are in EN and US; see legislation 1. (E note), statute law - 684 - 2. statute - law - legislative act 3. (system of) law F 1. la loi 2. une loi 3. la loi Law in the particular sense (OCL IflK, Salmond p. 48). In titles of items of legislation use Act; KN è£t, syn. Act of Parliament: CA (Interpretation 
analysis: The text appears to be a collection of definitions and explanations related to the concept of law, specifically focusing on the sources and types of law, such as statute law, legislative acts, and international law. The text also references specific legal scholars and texts, indicating a strong focus on legal theory and terminology. Given the technical and specialized nature of the text, it is unlikely to be related to economic development, natural resources, or humanitarian aid.