Hi. The proper term would be 'Anglo-American common law', and not 'English and American common laws'. The term 'common law' never features as a plural. You don't have to worry about confusing 'English' and 'British' by using 'Anglo' - there is basically only English common law. Scots law and Welsh law are something completely different. Anglo/British common law refers essentially exclusively to English common law. -Signed by Warmonkey (Administrator) (talk • contribs • worlds) 20:52, September 10, 2015 (UTC)
- Thanks for notifying me this SWM. I'll implement the fixes unto the article. Let me know whenever there are any other inaccuracies in the article (or any other for that matter).
centrist16 | Talk | World 23:13, September 10, 2015 (UTC)
