The Rules for New Tribe and Group

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Australian Commercial Law

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Table of Contents
Part A:..............................................................................................................................................3
Part B:..............................................................................................................................................5
Part C Common Law.......................................................................................................................8
Part D Business Case.....................................................................................................................11
References......................................................................................................................................13

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Part A:
The rules for the new group as well as new tribe can be enforced with the help of Hart’s analysis
within the legal system of Australia. Hart has divided the rules into two main categories which
include primary rules as well as secondary rules. Primary rules require specific actions that help
to generate obligations of duties. As per the primary rules, a citizen is obliged to follow the rules
of their tribe in some specific manner (Turner and Trone, 2017). These rules have the moral
obligations as well as systematic quality that enable the people to follow the moral values in
order to make demand insistent for the conformity. These rules also enforce etiquette rules and
speech rules that help to maintain social life within the community which also avoid any conflict
that can be raised in between the new group and their tribe as per the given context.
Further, secondary rules help to set the procedures or legal processes using which all primary
rules could easily be enforced, modified or introduced within the legal system. These rules are
considered as significant rules for the society and without these rules; society will face severe
threats or challenges in their lives. Without the secondary rules, there will be so many challenges
as analysed by Hart which includes,
 There will not any systematic method to create rules for the society that will create the
uncertainty about the objectives or purposes for the rules.
 Without these, legal system will become static in nature that makes changes within the
rules to be occurred organically (Turner et al, 2016).
 Inefficiencies will be raised without a predefined adjudication method over the fact
that actually rules are broken or not under the legal system.

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All the above problems or challenges can be overcomes or remedied using the different rules
including adjudication rules, change rules as well as recognition rules with reference to the
Australian legal system.