DEVELOPMENT OF ENGLISH LAW IN A NEW ERA TRENDS

Abstract

 in connection with the formation of a number of new states in America (USA) and Europe (Belgium, Italy, etc.), the end of the redistribution of the world and the creation of colonial empires, the spread of the market structure throughout the world, capitalism as a result of the further development of human civilization in the XVIII-XIX centuries became the defining world system. As a result of the internationalization of economic and political life, the interaction of the legal systems of different countries has further intensified, and their previous self-isolation has ended. Particularly significant was the influence of the law of the advanced countries of the world (primarily England and France) on the legal life of countries that later embarked on the path of building a capitalist society. The interaction of legal systems in such conditions took on a variety of forms, and their similarities became much stronger. This was facilitated by the widespread modeling (assimilation) of a number of national legal systems, the forced application of foreign law, as well as the gentle transplantation of the legal principles of individual countries into the legal systems of other countries. In the processes of growing interaction between individual national legal systems of different countries, the new technical capabilities of capitalism of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, modern transport, communications, media, etc. also played an important role.