MK
... Objective 1: An enabling legal and policy environment for the exercise of the rights of freedom, expression, assembly and association Result 1.1.: All individuals and legal entities can express themselves freely, assemble peacefully, and establish, join and participate in non-formal and/or registere ...
... Objective 1: An enabling legal and policy environment for the exercise of the rights of freedom, expression, assembly and association Result 1.1.: All individuals and legal entities can express themselves freely, assemble peacefully, and establish, join and participate in non-formal and/or registere ...
b. - ArbitrationLaw.com
... Article 37.2(b) Does Not Apply (or Applies Only Permissively) to Applications for Metallic Mineral Concessions ......................... 179 iv ...
... Article 37.2(b) Does Not Apply (or Applies Only Permissively) to Applications for Metallic Mineral Concessions ......................... 179 iv ...
"Invictus" memo - EarthRights International
... that Plaintiffs' case must be thrown out due to their involvement with the Cabrera Report. Chevron has ftled no less than thirty motions attacking Mr. Cabrera and demanding the striking of his report and/ or the dismissal of Plaintiffs' case. It is clear that these motions are ftled not because ther ...
... that Plaintiffs' case must be thrown out due to their involvement with the Cabrera Report. Chevron has ftled no less than thirty motions attacking Mr. Cabrera and demanding the striking of his report and/ or the dismissal of Plaintiffs' case. It is clear that these motions are ftled not because ther ...
De Facto Relationships - NSW Law Reform Commission
... In this Outline we list the recommendations made in the Report. The more significant recommendations are printed in bold type. In some cases the words used in the Outline are different from those used either in the text of the Report or in the draft legislation appended to the Report. Where this hap ...
... In this Outline we list the recommendations made in the Report. The more significant recommendations are printed in bold type. In some cases the words used in the Outline are different from those used either in the text of the Report or in the draft legislation appended to the Report. Where this hap ...
Niklas Luhmann`s Theory of Politics and Law
... to later as ‘anthropocentric’). In this respect it does not fulfil the expectations of those many sociologists who still want a theory to be testable or, at least, to provide clear indications of causal factors and likely outcomes. Yet to label Luhmann’s writings as philosophical speculation or pure ...
... to later as ‘anthropocentric’). In this respect it does not fulfil the expectations of those many sociologists who still want a theory to be testable or, at least, to provide clear indications of causal factors and likely outcomes. Yet to label Luhmann’s writings as philosophical speculation or pure ...
evaluating the application of eu environmental standards in
... The island of Sakhalin is located off Russia’s Far Eastern coast. The environment of the island is particularly rich in resources, making Sakhalin the third largest producer of fish products in the Russian Far East. A unique population of critically endangered Pacific Grey Whales feeds there during ...
... The island of Sakhalin is located off Russia’s Far Eastern coast. The environment of the island is particularly rich in resources, making Sakhalin the third largest producer of fish products in the Russian Far East. A unique population of critically endangered Pacific Grey Whales feeds there during ...
THE RULES FOR INCORPORATION OF CHARTERPARTY
... After a long line of judicial decisions given in this vein, it is now clear that for the charterparty clauses to be incorporated, both the bill of lading and the charterparty need to overcome a set of hurdles, which are popularly known as “the rules of incorporation”. It is equally clear that while ...
... After a long line of judicial decisions given in this vein, it is now clear that for the charterparty clauses to be incorporated, both the bill of lading and the charterparty need to overcome a set of hurdles, which are popularly known as “the rules of incorporation”. It is equally clear that while ...
Thesis
... (based on the public interest theory). H2: The aim of the legislators in the design of the new Israeli lobbying regulatory regime was to maximize support via the manipulation of public opinion in the aftermath of legislative scandals (the symbolic politics approach). H3: The private interest theory ...
... (based on the public interest theory). H2: The aim of the legislators in the design of the new Israeli lobbying regulatory regime was to maximize support via the manipulation of public opinion in the aftermath of legislative scandals (the symbolic politics approach). H3: The private interest theory ...
Historical Origins of International Criminal Law
... received less attention. These trials are an important subject for further study due to the large numbers conducted, the variety of actors involved and the fact that not so much is known about some of them. What laws were used? Which national and international authorities were involved? Who did thes ...
... received less attention. These trials are an important subject for further study due to the large numbers conducted, the variety of actors involved and the fact that not so much is known about some of them. What laws were used? Which national and international authorities were involved? Who did thes ...
Discussion paper on moveable transactions (DP 151)
... Where possible, we would prefer electronic submission of comments. A downloadable electronic response form for this paper as well as a general comments form are available on our website. Alternatively, our general email address is [email protected]. ...
... Where possible, we would prefer electronic submission of comments. A downloadable electronic response form for this paper as well as a general comments form are available on our website. Alternatively, our general email address is [email protected]. ...
Making the Law
... that they can protect their assets and use them to create trust, obtain credit, capture investment, access markets, raise productivity and protect their rights. Chapter 2, Property Rights, examines how the poor can be legally empowered and poverty reduced when they have fungible rights over propert ...
... that they can protect their assets and use them to create trust, obtain credit, capture investment, access markets, raise productivity and protect their rights. Chapter 2, Property Rights, examines how the poor can be legally empowered and poverty reduced when they have fungible rights over propert ...
Extraterritorial Jurisdiction
... is governed by international law rules. Some degree of direct extraterritorial civil jurisdiction is often necessary for courts to be able to determine private disputes with a foreign element. However, such claims can still raise important policy issues for different states. Several legal theories h ...
... is governed by international law rules. Some degree of direct extraterritorial civil jurisdiction is often necessary for courts to be able to determine private disputes with a foreign element. However, such claims can still raise important policy issues for different states. Several legal theories h ...
Semantic Originalism, Draft 56
... applications. Call this second sense of meaning, the applicative sense. We might use the term meaning to refer to the purpose or function of a given constitutional provisions: call this third sense of meaning the teleological sense. For the remainder of this essay, when the term “meaning” and relate ...
... applications. Call this second sense of meaning, the applicative sense. We might use the term meaning to refer to the purpose or function of a given constitutional provisions: call this third sense of meaning the teleological sense. For the remainder of this essay, when the term “meaning” and relate ...
this PDF file - Canadian Center of Science and Education
... ‘breach of the peace’. Thus, if intentional or reckless, injury results, it is a crime, even if consensual (so too any non-therapeutic mutilation) unless the same is treated as minor or legislation expressly permits it (tattooing etc.). Thus, modern caselaw is in danger of creating a new ‘defence’ a ...
... ‘breach of the peace’. Thus, if intentional or reckless, injury results, it is a crime, even if consensual (so too any non-therapeutic mutilation) unless the same is treated as minor or legislation expressly permits it (tattooing etc.). Thus, modern caselaw is in danger of creating a new ‘defence’ a ...
Award - italaw
... population of over 3.4 million people. The Claimants and the Respondent are hereinafter collectively referred to as the “Parties.” The Parties’ respective representatives and their addresses are listed above on page (i). OVERVIEW OF THE DISPUTE AND THE PARTIES’ REQUEST FOR RELIEF At its core, the di ...
... population of over 3.4 million people. The Claimants and the Respondent are hereinafter collectively referred to as the “Parties.” The Parties’ respective representatives and their addresses are listed above on page (i). OVERVIEW OF THE DISPUTE AND THE PARTIES’ REQUEST FOR RELIEF At its core, the di ...
thesis - Munin
... 5.6 The bottom line ..........................................................................................................46 5.7 The way forward ........................................................................................................46 6. Conclusion............................... ...
... 5.6 The bottom line ..........................................................................................................46 5.7 The way forward ........................................................................................................46 6. Conclusion............................... ...
this PDF file - Canadian Center of Science and Education
... happen to kill a person underneath, the question will be, whether they deliberately saw the danger, or betrayed any consciousness of it. If they did, and yet gave no warning, a general malignity of heart may be inferred, and the act will amount to murder from its gross impropriety. So if a person dr ...
... happen to kill a person underneath, the question will be, whether they deliberately saw the danger, or betrayed any consciousness of it. If they did, and yet gave no warning, a general malignity of heart may be inferred, and the act will amount to murder from its gross impropriety. So if a person dr ...
InsecurIty at sea: pIracy and other rIsks to navIgatIon
... on board civilian ships transiting pirate-prone hotspots. On these grounds, the second part of the book analyses the counter-piracy state practice from the perspective of national legal frameworks as well as domestic case-law. Although all States are expressly required by Article 100 UNCLOS and by t ...
... on board civilian ships transiting pirate-prone hotspots. On these grounds, the second part of the book analyses the counter-piracy state practice from the perspective of national legal frameworks as well as domestic case-law. Although all States are expressly required by Article 100 UNCLOS and by t ...
review of trust law in new zealand: introductory
... The Law Commission asks for any submissions or comments on this introductory Issues Paper on the review of the Law of Trusts. The submission can be set out in any format but it is helpful to specify the number of the question you are discussing. There are some questions in chapters 3 and 4 of the pa ...
... The Law Commission asks for any submissions or comments on this introductory Issues Paper on the review of the Law of Trusts. The submission can be set out in any format but it is helpful to specify the number of the question you are discussing. There are some questions in chapters 3 and 4 of the pa ...
Consultation Paper - The Law Reform Commission of Hong Kong
... concerns the amount of damages rather than liability. In cases where the courts order the defendant to pay the plaintiff’s costs pursuant to the costs indemnity rule, 2 these costs are often paid by the defendant’s insurance company in accordance with the insurance policy. In some jurisdictions, lit ...
... concerns the amount of damages rather than liability. In cases where the courts order the defendant to pay the plaintiff’s costs pursuant to the costs indemnity rule, 2 these costs are often paid by the defendant’s insurance company in accordance with the insurance policy. In some jurisdictions, lit ...
Volume 59, Issue 1 - Stanford Law Review
... 4. A brief note on usage: I use the term “legal jurisdiction” to denote, however inelegantly, what others have called “adjudicative jurisdiction” or “judicial jurisdiction.” I also use the terms “legal jurisdiction” and “jurisdiction” interchangeably. My reasons are stylistic, not definitional. “Leg ...
... 4. A brief note on usage: I use the term “legal jurisdiction” to denote, however inelegantly, what others have called “adjudicative jurisdiction” or “judicial jurisdiction.” I also use the terms “legal jurisdiction” and “jurisdiction” interchangeably. My reasons are stylistic, not definitional. “Leg ...
EJPAP 2015, 7, 2 - European Journal of Pragmatism and American
... of changes. Where a word is added, however, the annotation is provided. For questionable words, a bracketed question mark [?] has been added. For indeterminable words, [illeg.] is provided. When a sentence is not complete or is not grammatically well-formed, we have enclosed it within curly brackets ...
... of changes. Where a word is added, however, the annotation is provided. For questionable words, a bracketed question mark [?] has been added. For indeterminable words, [illeg.] is provided. When a sentence is not complete or is not grammatically well-formed, we have enclosed it within curly brackets ...
Rights Not Absolute - Anderson School District One
... Planet Debate September PF Release (volume 1) – Security & Liberty Sponsored by Open Society Foundations & IDEA ...
... Planet Debate September PF Release (volume 1) – Security & Liberty Sponsored by Open Society Foundations & IDEA ...
Dire Straits: A report on the rule of law in Fiji
... The circumstances surrounding the removal of Chief Justice Fatiaki raise a number of serious concerns about the independence of the judiciary. Chief Justice Fatiaki was removed from his office by representatives of the current interim regime and forced to take leave under duress. When attempting to ...
... The circumstances surrounding the removal of Chief Justice Fatiaki raise a number of serious concerns about the independence of the judiciary. Chief Justice Fatiaki was removed from his office by representatives of the current interim regime and forced to take leave under duress. When attempting to ...
Great Powers and Outlaw States: Unequal Sovereigns in - E
... Others are a threat to the international legal order because of some internal malfunction or propensity to disorder (dangerous). In each case, law supervises the relationship between the community and the outlaw. James Lorimer wrote in 1888 of the need to respond to terror with ‘the terrors of the l ...
... Others are a threat to the international legal order because of some internal malfunction or propensity to disorder (dangerous). In each case, law supervises the relationship between the community and the outlaw. James Lorimer wrote in 1888 of the need to respond to terror with ‘the terrors of the l ...
Scepticism in law
Scepticism in law has arisen in late nineteenth century, not merely as a protest against idea of natural law, but also as a reaction against formalism of legal positivists. Legal Scepticism, is also commonly known as Legal Realism. This is an inept label in the context of philosophy because the word 'realism' is also used for school of thought founded by Plato and his followers. Therefore some prefer the word 'scepticism’.The word 'realist' is inept in the context of philosophy because American legal sceptics are also against the philosophy of Plato and his followers. The reason for this preference for the use of word 'scepticism' is not only that this word is used in the writings of sceptic jurists themselves, but also that this word is suitable in the context of history of philosophy.