Systems of Land Registration
... As the given definition indicates, land registration deals with interests in land (which in many societies includes improvements such as buildings and trees). These interests can be described as the way in which (groups of) people ‘hold’ the land. The particular set of interests existing in a societ ...
... As the given definition indicates, land registration deals with interests in land (which in many societies includes improvements such as buildings and trees). These interests can be described as the way in which (groups of) people ‘hold’ the land. The particular set of interests existing in a societ ...
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... precise provisions for termination and prohibition of the work of CSOs, which defines the basis for protection from interference. Sanctions provided by LAF are appropriately formulated, focusing on personal versus collective (organisational) responsibility. Limitations to prohibition and termination ...
... precise provisions for termination and prohibition of the work of CSOs, which defines the basis for protection from interference. Sanctions provided by LAF are appropriately formulated, focusing on personal versus collective (organisational) responsibility. Limitations to prohibition and termination ...
Niklas Luhmann`s Theory of Politics and Law
... envisage a universal environment within which all social systems exist, but a different environment for each system. Modern society, according to Luhmann, ‘is differentiated into the political susbsystem and its environment, the economic subsystem and its environment, the scientific system and its en ...
... envisage a universal environment within which all social systems exist, but a different environment for each system. Modern society, according to Luhmann, ‘is differentiated into the political susbsystem and its environment, the economic subsystem and its environment, the scientific system and its en ...
evaluating the application of eu environmental standards in
... The EBRD has financed a number of environmentally and/or socially harmful projects.10 The example of the Sakhalin II project shows how crucial it is for all parties involved in investment to avoid uncertainty about the applicable environmental standards, and to ensure that they are applied in practi ...
... The EBRD has financed a number of environmentally and/or socially harmful projects.10 The example of the Sakhalin II project shows how crucial it is for all parties involved in investment to avoid uncertainty about the applicable environmental standards, and to ensure that they are applied in practi ...
hla hart`s lost essay: discretion and the legal process school
... group of post–New Deal professors, many of whom sat in Hart’s audience, developed a tentative solution to the realists’ challenge: discretion is acceptable in the legal system if it is sufficiently constrained and responsibly exercised. These “process theorists” accepted the realist idea that law is ...
... group of post–New Deal professors, many of whom sat in Hart’s audience, developed a tentative solution to the realists’ challenge: discretion is acceptable in the legal system if it is sufficiently constrained and responsibly exercised. These “process theorists” accepted the realist idea that law is ...
The Role of Personal Values in Professional Decisionmaking
... different from, or even in conflict with, common morality?"); David Luban, ed., THE ETHics OF LAWYERS Xiii (1994) ("The problematic aspect of lawyers' ethics, however, consists in duties (such as demolishing the truthful witness) that contradictrather than supplement everyday morality."); Luban, LAW ...
... different from, or even in conflict with, common morality?"); David Luban, ed., THE ETHics OF LAWYERS Xiii (1994) ("The problematic aspect of lawyers' ethics, however, consists in duties (such as demolishing the truthful witness) that contradictrather than supplement everyday morality."); Luban, LAW ...
Consultation Paper - The Law Reform Commission of Hong Kong
... We wish to express our thanks to Mr Michael Napier, CBE (Member of the Executive Committee) and Mr Robert Musgrove (Chief Executive) of England’s Civil Justice Council, Professor Michael G Faure of Maastricht University (The Netherlands), and Professor Dame Hazel Genn of University College London. T ...
... We wish to express our thanks to Mr Michael Napier, CBE (Member of the Executive Committee) and Mr Robert Musgrove (Chief Executive) of England’s Civil Justice Council, Professor Michael G Faure of Maastricht University (The Netherlands), and Professor Dame Hazel Genn of University College London. T ...
Legal History and Traditions - Ethiopian Legal Brief
... the world. It identifies and explains the central problems those legal traditions 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 l ...
... the world. It identifies and explains the central problems those legal traditions 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 l ...
Making the Law
... In November 2006, a delegation from the Commission on Legal Empowerment of the Poor visited a teeming open air market (known as the ‘Toi market’) in an impoverished neighborhood in Nairobi, Kenya. To picture the market, imagine a mall without walls –or, for that matter, a roof or a floor – where each ...
... In November 2006, a delegation from the Commission on Legal Empowerment of the Poor visited a teeming open air market (known as the ‘Toi market’) in an impoverished neighborhood in Nairobi, Kenya. To picture the market, imagine a mall without walls –or, for that matter, a roof or a floor – where each ...
Quality of Decision-Making in Public Law
... of life: members of the public are confronted with them all the time. Whenever a citizen applies for a building permit, a driving licence or benefits, or is faced with an environmental enforcement measure, an administrative decision is involved; it is in administrative decisions that government bodi ...
... of life: members of the public are confronted with them all the time. Whenever a citizen applies for a building permit, a driving licence or benefits, or is faced with an environmental enforcement measure, an administrative decision is involved; it is in administrative decisions that government bodi ...
Order without Law: How Neighbors Settle Disputes
... illustrate what has come to be known as the Coase Theorem. 3 This counterintuitive proposition states, in its strongest form, that when transaction costs are zero a change in the rule of liability will have no effect on the allocation of resources. For example, as long as its admittedly heroic assum ...
... illustrate what has come to be known as the Coase Theorem. 3 This counterintuitive proposition states, in its strongest form, that when transaction costs are zero a change in the rule of liability will have no effect on the allocation of resources. For example, as long as its admittedly heroic assum ...
Abstract book - Publication Server of Goethe University Frankfurt am
... Bemerkungen zur Diskussion Kelsen – Pitamic (Methodological Clarity or Substantial Purity? Notes on the Discussion between Kelsen and Pitamic) ...
... Bemerkungen zur Diskussion Kelsen – Pitamic (Methodological Clarity or Substantial Purity? Notes on the Discussion between Kelsen and Pitamic) ...
Transnational Legality: Stateless Law and International Arbitration
... Readers seeking factual descriptions of arbitration regimes, or the latest news about them, would be better served by other studies, of which there really are plenty. This is a book about ideas, about ways to think about law, law without the state, and arbitration as a device of socio-legal regulati ...
... Readers seeking factual descriptions of arbitration regimes, or the latest news about them, would be better served by other studies, of which there really are plenty. This is a book about ideas, about ways to think about law, law without the state, and arbitration as a device of socio-legal regulati ...
Journal of Law, No. 1, 2012
... province prezzi or any other person approached for advice the princeps and due to such request the rescript has been issued? For example the question was raised: is there right for appeal? It is possible that in the approach for the advice the false data were provided. On the above problem there is ...
... province prezzi or any other person approached for advice the princeps and due to such request the rescript has been issued? For example the question was raised: is there right for appeal? It is possible that in the approach for the advice the false data were provided. On the above problem there is ...
verbatim record of the legal experts meeting on the law of the sea
... Norway, which recognized the necessity and validity of Norwegian straight base lines and four miles limits of Norwegian territorial sea. In the meantime, Indonesia was poised in 1957 to claim its archipelagic seas. At the First Session of AALCO in New Delhi, Sri Lanka and India took the initiative t ...
... Norway, which recognized the necessity and validity of Norwegian straight base lines and four miles limits of Norwegian territorial sea. In the meantime, Indonesia was poised in 1957 to claim its archipelagic seas. At the First Session of AALCO in New Delhi, Sri Lanka and India took the initiative t ...
Navigating stormy seas:
... with us rather than to adopt defensive tactics or ignore the presence of a problem. Frank and early acknowledgment of errors or misconduct demonstrates an understanding of modern regulatory practice and can substantially mitigate our risk-based concerns. Many firms are recognising this, which is lea ...
... with us rather than to adopt defensive tactics or ignore the presence of a problem. Frank and early acknowledgment of errors or misconduct demonstrates an understanding of modern regulatory practice and can substantially mitigate our risk-based concerns. Many firms are recognising this, which is lea ...
NBER WORKING PAPER SERIES ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF WELFARE ECONOMICS, MORALITY AND THE LAW
... distribution of income affects the distribution of utilities, and this distribution, as just stated above, may influence social welfare in any way. For further discussion of why the distribution of income affects social welfare, see section 1 of chapter 28. (b) Exclusion of factors unrelated to indi ...
... distribution of income affects the distribution of utilities, and this distribution, as just stated above, may influence social welfare in any way. For further discussion of why the distribution of income affects social welfare, see section 1 of chapter 28. (b) Exclusion of factors unrelated to indi ...
Hart`s Methodological Positivism - Penn Law: Legal Scholarship
... these, only the first can appropriately be said to involve a form of methodological positivism. The second, when understood and analyzed in its own terms, turns out in all significant respects to be Dworkin's interpretivism under a different name. The two different strains in Hart's methodological p ...
... these, only the first can appropriately be said to involve a form of methodological positivism. The second, when understood and analyzed in its own terms, turns out in all significant respects to be Dworkin's interpretivism under a different name. The two different strains in Hart's methodological p ...
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... A. Parochial actions create problems for MNCs trying to do business there B. Political parties feel more beholden to the country as a whole than to their local interests C. The country's recent Prime Ministers have tried to fix the resulting problems D. Businesses believe they are well prepared for ...
... A. Parochial actions create problems for MNCs trying to do business there B. Political parties feel more beholden to the country as a whole than to their local interests C. The country's recent Prime Ministers have tried to fix the resulting problems D. Businesses believe they are well prepared for ...
The of Power in Paradise: Political
... 1990; Sassen 1994). In a sense, Los Angeles acts as both a buffer and catalyst between cultural times, places, and perspectives. Among other things, it is a city of negotiated, permeable frontiers between Santa Barbara’s wealthy hillside suburbia to the North, and Tijuana’s commercial frenzy to the ...
... 1990; Sassen 1994). In a sense, Los Angeles acts as both a buffer and catalyst between cultural times, places, and perspectives. Among other things, it is a city of negotiated, permeable frontiers between Santa Barbara’s wealthy hillside suburbia to the North, and Tijuana’s commercial frenzy to the ...
How Law is Like Chess - bepress Legal Repository
... Kelsen had a detailed answer to this question.6 The law, according to Kelsen, is first and foremost a system of norms. Norms are ‘ought’ statements, prescribing certain modes of conduct. Unlike moral norms, however, Kelsen maintained that legal norms are created by acts of will. They are products of ...
... Kelsen had a detailed answer to this question.6 The law, according to Kelsen, is first and foremost a system of norms. Norms are ‘ought’ statements, prescribing certain modes of conduct. Unlike moral norms, however, Kelsen maintained that legal norms are created by acts of will. They are products of ...
Continued
... genius. He attacked the idea of codification in Germany as he knew the defects of the contemporary codes. According to him code was not a suitable instrument for the development of German law at that time. Law is a product of the people's life-it is a manifestation of its spirit. Law has its source ...
... genius. He attacked the idea of codification in Germany as he knew the defects of the contemporary codes. According to him code was not a suitable instrument for the development of German law at that time. Law is a product of the people's life-it is a manifestation of its spirit. Law has its source ...
Lobbying and Litigating Against "Legal Bootleggers"
... define the practice of law has a solid mandate from state constitutions and the separation of powers doctrine, or whether the power developed to serve protectionist interests of a private trade group-the bar-which had the cooperation of judiciary due to their shared membership in the legal professio ...
... define the practice of law has a solid mandate from state constitutions and the separation of powers doctrine, or whether the power developed to serve protectionist interests of a private trade group-the bar-which had the cooperation of judiciary due to their shared membership in the legal professio ...
Legal Gazette
... be considered on its own merits.” What about IOs’ personnel? The principle of independence applies no matter if they are paid by the IO or ceded by the participating nations in secondment, as long as the personnel holds a NAC-approved international post (or PE) or the post has been agreed in a separ ...
... be considered on its own merits.” What about IOs’ personnel? The principle of independence applies no matter if they are paid by the IO or ceded by the participating nations in secondment, as long as the personnel holds a NAC-approved international post (or PE) or the post has been agreed in a separ ...