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Aliases: LegalRuleML, Legal RuleML

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Speed Limit Obligation Rule

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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<lrml:LegalRuleML
  xmlns:lrml="http://docs.oasis-open.org/legalruleml/ns/v1.0/"
  xmlns:ruleml="http://ruleml.org/spec"
  xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#">

  <!-- Prescriptive rule: drivers must obey speed limits -->
  <lrml:LegalSources>
    <lrml:LegalSource key="ls1">
      <lrml:Reference iri="http://example.org/laws/traffic-code#speed-limit"/>
    </lrml:LegalSource>
  </lrml:LegalSources>

  <lrml:Statements>
    <lrml:PrescriptiveStatement key="ps1">
      <ruleml:Rule>
        <ruleml:if>
          <ruleml:And>
            <ruleml:Atom>
              <ruleml:Rel>driving</ruleml:Rel>
              <ruleml:Var>D</ruleml:Var>
            </ruleml:Atom>
            <ruleml:Atom>
              <ruleml:Rel>exceedsSpeedLimit</ruleml:Rel>
              <ruleml:Var>D</ruleml:Var>
            </ruleml:Atom>
          </ruleml:And>
        </ruleml:if>
        <ruleml:then>
          <lrml:Obligation>
            <ruleml:Atom>
              <ruleml:Rel>isLiableForFine</ruleml:Rel>
              <ruleml:Var>D</ruleml:Var>
            </ruleml:Atom>
          </lrml:Obligation>
        </ruleml:then>
      </ruleml:Rule>
    </lrml:PrescriptiveStatement>
  </lrml:Statements>
</lrml:LegalRuleML>

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