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... Result 1.1.: All individuals and legal entities can express themselves freely, assemble peacefully, and establish, join and participate in non-formal and/or registered organisations Indicator: 1.1.a Quality assessment of existing legislation and policy framework The Law on Associations and Foundatio ...
... Result 1.1.: All individuals and legal entities can express themselves freely, assemble peacefully, and establish, join and participate in non-formal and/or registered organisations Indicator: 1.1.a Quality assessment of existing legislation and policy framework The Law on Associations and Foundatio ...
Legal History and Traditions - Ethiopian Legal Brief
... faced; the type of solutions they gave to such problems and the reasons why they chose those solutions. Identifying the key issues encountered by past legal systems and the solutions offered thereto is hoped to throw light on the foundations of the Ethiopian legal system since some major legal tradi ...
... faced; the type of solutions they gave to such problems and the reasons why they chose those solutions. Identifying the key issues encountered by past legal systems and the solutions offered thereto is hoped to throw light on the foundations of the Ethiopian legal system since some major legal tradi ...
OBLIGATION TO OBEY THE LAW: A STUDY OF THE DEATH OF
... institutions served as a cement keeping the society together and making it strong in battle. Socrates' disinterested pursuit of truth chipped away at this cement and therefore at the foundations of Athenian society. In this basic sense, Socrates' very life, devoted to teaching philosophy, was percei ...
... institutions served as a cement keeping the society together and making it strong in battle. Socrates' disinterested pursuit of truth chipped away at this cement and therefore at the foundations of Athenian society. In this basic sense, Socrates' very life, devoted to teaching philosophy, was percei ...
Transnational Legality: Stateless Law and International Arbitration
... the future in a friendly way. In other words, sheer bindingness, or pacta sunt servanda, was assumed on the one hand, and something in the league of moral authority was understood on the other. But let us return to the regime created by the arbitration. In Mnookin’s words, the objective was this: “T ...
... the future in a friendly way. In other words, sheer bindingness, or pacta sunt servanda, was assumed on the one hand, and something in the league of moral authority was understood on the other. But let us return to the regime created by the arbitration. In Mnookin’s words, the objective was this: “T ...
Obligation to Obey the Law: A Study of the Death of Socrates, by
... his prosecution was this threat to Athenian society. Socrates was offered acquittal on the condition that he would no longer spend his time in the pursuit of philosophy. He refused the offer, saying: "[A]s long as I breathe and have the power, I shall never abandon philosophy nor cease to admonish y ...
... his prosecution was this threat to Athenian society. Socrates was offered acquittal on the condition that he would no longer spend his time in the pursuit of philosophy. He refused the offer, saying: "[A]s long as I breathe and have the power, I shall never abandon philosophy nor cease to admonish y ...
Obligation to Obey the Law: A Study of the Death of Socrates
... his prosecution was this threat to Athenian society. Socrates was offered acquittal on the condition that he would no longer spend his time in the pursuit of philosophy. He refused the offer, saying: "[A]s long as I breathe and have the power, I shall never abandon philosophy nor cease to admonish y ...
... his prosecution was this threat to Athenian society. Socrates was offered acquittal on the condition that he would no longer spend his time in the pursuit of philosophy. He refused the offer, saying: "[A]s long as I breathe and have the power, I shall never abandon philosophy nor cease to admonish y ...
The Concept of the Rule of Law - MacSphere
... "recall what has happened when there is no Rule of Law," Eisenhower invokes the idea of abhorrent situations and regimes such as Nazi Germany. However, on the other hand, it is reminiscent of Justice Potter Stewart's infamous comment on hard core pornography: it is hard to define, but "I know it whe ...
... "recall what has happened when there is no Rule of Law," Eisenhower invokes the idea of abhorrent situations and regimes such as Nazi Germany. However, on the other hand, it is reminiscent of Justice Potter Stewart's infamous comment on hard core pornography: it is hard to define, but "I know it whe ...
THE CONCEPT OF LAW Prof. Dr. and
... citizen. But there is little doubt that the wholly “bohemian” conduct of life is and always has been the exception rather than the rule. In family life, too, certain patterns or customary ways are usually observed by the members of the family group. Meals are taken at certain hours; some chores are ...
... citizen. But there is little doubt that the wholly “bohemian” conduct of life is and always has been the exception rather than the rule. In family life, too, certain patterns or customary ways are usually observed by the members of the family group. Meals are taken at certain hours; some chores are ...
THE CONCEPT OF LAW Prof. Dr. and
... citizen. But there is little doubt that the wholly “bohemian” conduct of life is and always has been the exception rather than the rule. In family life, too, certain patterns or customary ways are usually observed by the members of the family group. Meals are taken at certain hours; some chores are ...
... citizen. But there is little doubt that the wholly “bohemian” conduct of life is and always has been the exception rather than the rule. In family life, too, certain patterns or customary ways are usually observed by the members of the family group. Meals are taken at certain hours; some chores are ...
Topic One: Introduction to Conflict of Laws
... See also Burden of Proof, order of Proof (substantive), conduct of the trial (lex fori) and formalities of the forum court (lex fori), parol evidence rule (proper law of the contract), and statute of frauds (proper law of the contract) at p.64-5. c) Formalities of the Forum Court Include the met ...
... See also Burden of Proof, order of Proof (substantive), conduct of the trial (lex fori) and formalities of the forum court (lex fori), parol evidence rule (proper law of the contract), and statute of frauds (proper law of the contract) at p.64-5. c) Formalities of the Forum Court Include the met ...
How Law is Like Chess - bepress Legal Repository
... so to speak, then this ought cannot be expected to come from the rules of recognition. The ...
... so to speak, then this ought cannot be expected to come from the rules of recognition. The ...
Introduction to Historical Jurisprudence Paul Vinogradoff 1920
... them, why not history and philosophy? As to ethical doctrines, they are, of course, closely related to jurisprudence, but they present themselves to jurists chiefly in their practical aspect as influencing conduct. 2 In this sense the data of ethics form a most important chapter of psychology, as th ...
... them, why not history and philosophy? As to ethical doctrines, they are, of course, closely related to jurisprudence, but they present themselves to jurists chiefly in their practical aspect as influencing conduct. 2 In this sense the data of ethics form a most important chapter of psychology, as th ...
Law and Morality - The Tanner Lectures on Human Values
... substantive preferences incapable of further justification and subject to choice by persons acting in a purposive-rational manner ; an example would be the individual interests that private legal subjects pursue in economic exchange. Finally, Weber also calls rational the results of the intellectual ...
... substantive preferences incapable of further justification and subject to choice by persons acting in a purposive-rational manner ; an example would be the individual interests that private legal subjects pursue in economic exchange. Finally, Weber also calls rational the results of the intellectual ...
RTF version - Federal Court of Australia
... citizens, found themselves in situations where no formal law existed and therefore where relations with foreign citizens could (often) not be resolved by existing domestic institutions. Such persons required more than the juristic body of law offered. In time they provided their own solution, by dev ...
... citizens, found themselves in situations where no formal law existed and therefore where relations with foreign citizens could (often) not be resolved by existing domestic institutions. Such persons required more than the juristic body of law offered. In time they provided their own solution, by dev ...
Continued
... university of Marburg and Gottingen and greatly encouraged when he came into contact with great historians at the University of Berlin. He served university of Berlin as a teacher. He also acquired a lasting veneration for Roman law. His works, (i) The law of possession. (ii) The History of Roman la ...
... university of Marburg and Gottingen and greatly encouraged when he came into contact with great historians at the University of Berlin. He served university of Berlin as a teacher. He also acquired a lasting veneration for Roman law. His works, (i) The law of possession. (ii) The History of Roman la ...
Athenian Democracy and Legal Change
... of their actions. Certainly, there may have been various reasons for the display of inscriptions. Through analysis of “formulae of disclosure,” statements on the inscriptions addressing the political reasons for the inscriptions, Charles Hedrick (1999) demonstrates that the erection of honorary decr ...
... of their actions. Certainly, there may have been various reasons for the display of inscriptions. Through analysis of “formulae of disclosure,” statements on the inscriptions addressing the political reasons for the inscriptions, Charles Hedrick (1999) demonstrates that the erection of honorary decr ...
LUMSA * International Commercial Law 24 february 2014
... Another advantage of a uniform law of international sales of goods is that it would simplify international sales transactions and thus, as envisaged in the Preamble, "contribute to the removal of legal barriers in international trade and promote the development of international trade". The success o ...
... Another advantage of a uniform law of international sales of goods is that it would simplify international sales transactions and thus, as envisaged in the Preamble, "contribute to the removal of legal barriers in international trade and promote the development of international trade". The success o ...
Legal Positivism
... so too does his capacity to threaten, and his commands lose their legal status as a result. If a rule is a law it is not in virtue of the threatened sanction or the capacity of an individual to make good on a threat. Not every rule is law of course. The existence of law presupposes law making autho ...
... so too does his capacity to threaten, and his commands lose their legal status as a result. If a rule is a law it is not in virtue of the threatened sanction or the capacity of an individual to make good on a threat. Not every rule is law of course. The existence of law presupposes law making autho ...
Accepted version - Queen Mary University of London
... ‘externalised’ so that it is understood by individuals as a norm somehow standing apart from them and acting on them, as if from outside. Strictly speaking, then, all normative expressions of law (such as statutes, judicial decisions and other legal phenomena studied by jurists) are just mental expe ...
... ‘externalised’ so that it is understood by individuals as a norm somehow standing apart from them and acting on them, as if from outside. Strictly speaking, then, all normative expressions of law (such as statutes, judicial decisions and other legal phenomena studied by jurists) are just mental expe ...
Tracing the Performance of Law in Indonesia (A Perspective of
... f. Law as it is in human actions and interactions; Law as interpretations or processes of interpreting; g. Law as relative and contextual consensus; Law as mental construction; Law as experiential realities. Each concept or understanding of law involves the following characteristics: a. The principl ...
... f. Law as it is in human actions and interactions; Law as interpretations or processes of interpreting; g. Law as relative and contextual consensus; Law as mental construction; Law as experiential realities. Each concept or understanding of law involves the following characteristics: a. The principl ...
In employing the term “rights to do wrong,” I mean
... What exactly are lawmakers thinking at such times? How accurate are their assumptions, at these key moments, about the world’s true workings? These questions prompt us to wonder whether social changes of recent decades make it no longer credible to rely upon this tacit tempering of rights-assertion. ...
... What exactly are lawmakers thinking at such times? How accurate are their assumptions, at these key moments, about the world’s true workings? These questions prompt us to wonder whether social changes of recent decades make it no longer credible to rely upon this tacit tempering of rights-assertion. ...
Sociology and Natural Law
... view that certain ideals may be elements of an objective moral order. Whatever we may think of the appropriateness of friendship or love in a given context, we may still conclude that the values inherent in primary relations are of vital importance to man's well-being, and sometimes to his survival. ...
... view that certain ideals may be elements of an objective moral order. Whatever we may think of the appropriateness of friendship or love in a given context, we may still conclude that the values inherent in primary relations are of vital importance to man's well-being, and sometimes to his survival. ...
Normative Pluralism: an Exploration, by Jan Klabbers and Touko
... other examples of what can be referred to as "normative pluralism." Often, such invocations do not involve the international setting, but can also occur in domestic settings — and sometimes they transgress this distinction in that a domestic decision based on one specific normative order is challeng ...
... other examples of what can be referred to as "normative pluralism." Often, such invocations do not involve the international setting, but can also occur in domestic settings — and sometimes they transgress this distinction in that a domestic decision based on one specific normative order is challeng ...
Peking University – May 7th, 2013 Aquinas on Natural Law Riccardo
... Natural law is considered as a natural order, a given system of principles, which have moral and legal value; while positive law is the law established by human authorities, such as the State. However, natural law and positive law are not considered in opposition by natural law theorists, because, a ...
... Natural law is considered as a natural order, a given system of principles, which have moral and legal value; while positive law is the law established by human authorities, such as the State. However, natural law and positive law are not considered in opposition by natural law theorists, because, a ...