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Relationship between the concepts of “law” and “legislation” in Kazakhstan’s legal theory and practice
The relationship between the concepts of “law” and “legislation” is a key issue in jurisprudence. Their interpretations vary across legal systems, which impacts their application in national legislation and law enforcement. Given the presence of various legal conflicts and discrepancies in the inter
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