Municipal Law refers to the body of laws and regulations that govern a specific city or town. These laws are created by local governments to address issues such as zoning, public safety, and local business operations. Municipal law ensures that communities function smoothly and that residents' rights are protected within their local jurisdiction. Local governments, such as city councils and townships, have the authority to enact ordinances and regulations that apply only within their boundaries. This legal framework allows municipalities to tailor laws to meet the unique needs of their communities, ensuring effective governance and local order.