English to Arabic Bus/Financial Economics corporations law

Parliament
It would be a mistake to think that law, whether judge-made or in legislation, is consistent or coherent. While the system of precedent does provide pressure on related doctrines to maintain some degree of consistency, this is not the case for legislation. The political process and procedures of interpretation are as far as pressures to conform go. Accordingly, legislative change as the product of policy development is subject to the whims of the time. These may be clearly identifiable, or they may be part of a discursive paradigm as outlined below.