Classification of interbranch principles of the right on purpose and regulatory capacity

Abstract

The article deals with the classification of cross-sectoral principles of the right to appoint and regulatory capabilities: namely the division of the right to substantive and procedural, the division of the right to private and public. The author considers various points of view of legal scholars on this matter. This classification deserves attention and consideration in the Kazakh law, the Kazakh science, where hitherto such classification principles of law had not been made. Taking the basis of this criterion of classification and the classification of the very principles on regulatory and enforcement, relying on the fact that the cross-cutting principles of law are part of the principles of law, and related as part of the whole, can be classified in this way and cross-sectoral principles of law. Many scientists have noted that many of the principles enshrined in the Constitution, are in relation to the process and interdisciplinary in nature. These include: the administration of justice only by the courts; the independence of judges and their subordination only to the Constitution; tenure of judges; the publicity of the trial; competitiveness and equality of the parties.
Key words: the principle rights, the rule of law, branch of law, system of law.