General Introduction - The history of law reflects the history of mankind because any society has a need for rules to govern relations between people. In modern times this need has become greater and the application of legal rules has become more extensive. Consider an ordinary day in life. You may probably purchase and owns your macaroni for breakfast. The name and packaging of that macaroni belong to someone, and no one else is entitled to use them. You may pay for transportation when you go from home to work. You may enter in to the office of factory at your place of work as an employee, the enterprise for which you are working may be the company which has issued shares, the holding of which by the public entails membership of the company and a say in the running of which by the public entails m