Bogolubov S.A., Suleimenov M.K. Role of Ecology Law and its Structure Elements in the System of Law

Abstract: The article raises the problem of the place of environmental law and its structural components during the dialogue between the two scientists. The system of law is built by the legislator, but it should be considered the real prevailing construction of norms, institutions and brunches in the legal system of a particular State. Outcome of this situation is seen in the consolidation in the legal system of the concept of an integrated brunch as an element of the law structure. Moreover, the integrated brunch of law can be constructed only in the secondary structure of law. With this approach, it must be assumed that the land, mining, water and forest law are the branches of law: environmental law as an integrated branch, when natural resource law and nature protection law as subinstitutes of integrated branch. What is above is a family of brunches or an integrated brunch. Land, mining, water and forest law are common branches of law.

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