MK
... Indicator: 1.2.c. Quality of legislative framework 66% of CSOs were inclined to stating that legal solution in FYR Macedonia are not stimulating at all for volunteers, while 27% inclined stating that it is stimulating. stimulating. By law and policies CSOs are treated the same as other employers and ...
... Indicator: 1.2.c. Quality of legislative framework 66% of CSOs were inclined to stating that legal solution in FYR Macedonia are not stimulating at all for volunteers, while 27% inclined stating that it is stimulating. stimulating. By law and policies CSOs are treated the same as other employers and ...
Attachment 1: LIV Comments regarding Surrogacy Inquiry
... Surrogacy is not a new concept. ‘Traditional surrogacy’, involving the egg of a surrogate mother and the sperm of the commissioning (intended) father has been around for centuries. Technological advancements now make it possible for gestational surrogacy, which involves an embryo created by the inte ...
... Surrogacy is not a new concept. ‘Traditional surrogacy’, involving the egg of a surrogate mother and the sperm of the commissioning (intended) father has been around for centuries. Technological advancements now make it possible for gestational surrogacy, which involves an embryo created by the inte ...
Civil Litigation Costs Review: Lord Justice Jackson
... those four months, with considerable assistance from the assessors and the other persons who are thanked in chapter 1. Today marks the beginning of the second phase of the Costs Review, namely the consultation period. I hope that this report will be of assistance to all who wish to participate in th ...
... those four months, with considerable assistance from the assessors and the other persons who are thanked in chapter 1. Today marks the beginning of the second phase of the Costs Review, namely the consultation period. I hope that this report will be of assistance to all who wish to participate in th ...
hla hart`s lost essay: discretion and the legal process school
... or “fancy.”12 Further, Hart argued that discretion is a necessary component of any legal system, because society’s ability to regulate the future is inherently limited by imperfect information and an imperfect understanding of aims. As such, positive law will inevitably be partly indeterminate; ther ...
... or “fancy.”12 Further, Hart argued that discretion is a necessary component of any legal system, because society’s ability to regulate the future is inherently limited by imperfect information and an imperfect understanding of aims. As such, positive law will inevitably be partly indeterminate; ther ...
Historical Origins of International Criminal Law
... 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 these trials include and exclude in the process? What were their political or s ...
... 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 these trials include and exclude in the process? What were their political or s ...
professional responsibility
... mean less than rules or code, but there are still some jurisdictions, CA and NY, whiohc have extensive statutory ethical rules that are unique to those states (a) CA: no sex w/ clients, limit amount can charge as ...
... mean less than rules or code, but there are still some jurisdictions, CA and NY, whiohc have extensive statutory ethical rules that are unique to those states (a) CA: no sex w/ clients, limit amount can charge as ...
De Facto Relationships - NSW Law Reform Commission
... of them, and, on such applications, the court should be empowered to make such orders as to it seems just and equitable having regard to the contributions specified in Recommendation 2. The court should not, before making any such order, be required to make a declaration of the kind referred to in R ...
... of them, and, on such applications, the court should be empowered to make such orders as to it seems just and equitable having regard to the contributions specified in Recommendation 2. The court should not, before making any such order, be required to make a declaration of the kind referred to in R ...
"Invictus" memo - EarthRights International
... repeating these assertions in extensive briefmg. Chevron also argued repeatedly that the case did not belong in the United States, because the evidence and the witnesses were in Ecuador. The Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit ultimately agreed - the cases was dismissed on the condition that Che ...
... repeating these assertions in extensive briefmg. Chevron also argued repeatedly that the case did not belong in the United States, because the evidence and the witnesses were in Ecuador. The Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit ultimately agreed - the cases was dismissed on the condition that Che ...
InsecurIty at sea: pIracy and other rIsks to navIgatIon
... began to use the sea to carry trade goods from one place to another. The belief that piracy had entered a period of terminal decline in the twentieth century has proved to be wrong. At the present time, in fact, there seems to be a broad consensus that modern pirates threaten maritime safety and sec ...
... began to use the sea to carry trade goods from one place to another. The belief that piracy had entered a period of terminal decline in the twentieth century has proved to be wrong. At the present time, in fact, there seems to be a broad consensus that modern pirates threaten maritime safety and sec ...
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 ...
the implementation of papua new guinea`s national goals and
... Framing constitutional issues for the courts using NGDP and/or BSO – Indirect justiciability ............................................................................................................... 158 ...
... Framing constitutional issues for the courts using NGDP and/or BSO – Indirect justiciability ............................................................................................................... 158 ...
The protection of fundamental rights by the Constitutional Court
... powers in the community. Now the rights deriving from the common market imply other root rights, so to speak, which are presupposed but not expressly listed in the treaty. That international instrument has not been drawn up after the constitutional fashion of a fully articulated bill of basic human ...
... powers in the community. Now the rights deriving from the common market imply other root rights, so to speak, which are presupposed but not expressly listed in the treaty. That international instrument has not been drawn up after the constitutional fashion of a fully articulated bill of basic human ...
Award - italaw
... presentation” and prohibits different packaging or “variants” for cigarettes sold under a given brand. Until the enactment of the SPR, Abal sold multiple product varieties under each of its brands (for example, “Marlboro Red,” “Marlboro Gold,” “Marlboro Blue” and “Marlboro Green (Fresh Mint)”). As a ...
... presentation” and prohibits different packaging or “variants” for cigarettes sold under a given brand. Until the enactment of the SPR, Abal sold multiple product varieties under each of its brands (for example, “Marlboro Red,” “Marlboro Gold,” “Marlboro Blue” and “Marlboro Green (Fresh Mint)”). As a ...
PDF - Durham e-Theses
... This thesis enquires into the establishment, justification and scope of constitutional review in Hong Kong against the unique constitutional order of ‘One Country, Two Systems’ established in Hong Kong after its return to China in 1997. Constitutional review had emerged in Hong Kong in the pre-hando ...
... This thesis enquires into the establishment, justification and scope of constitutional review in Hong Kong against the unique constitutional order of ‘One Country, Two Systems’ established in Hong Kong after its return to China in 1997. Constitutional review had emerged in Hong Kong in the pre-hando ...
Consultation Paper - The Law Reform Commission of Hong Kong
... litigation, particularly in personal injury cases, where the dispute usually 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 insuranc ...
... litigation, particularly in personal injury cases, where the dispute usually 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 insuranc ...
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 ...
Volume I
... C. Successive co-perpetration: Permanent crimes .......................................................................... 106 5. Joint criminal enterprise . ................................................................................................................ 108 A. Overview ........ ...
... C. Successive co-perpetration: Permanent crimes .......................................................................... 106 5. Joint criminal enterprise . ................................................................................................................ 108 A. Overview ........ ...
Order without Law: How Neighbors Settle Disputes
... Shasta County, California, is an ideal setting within which to explore the realism of the assumptions that underlie both the Farmer-Rancher Parable in particular and law and economics in general. Most of rural Shasta County is "open range." In open range an owner of cattle is typically not legally l ...
... Shasta County, California, is an ideal setting within which to explore the realism of the assumptions that underlie both the Farmer-Rancher Parable in particular and law and economics in general. Most of rural Shasta County is "open range." In open range an owner of cattle is typically not legally l ...
Quality of Decision-Making in Public Law
... Administrative decisions made by government bodies are a fact 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 in ...
... Administrative decisions made by government bodies are a fact 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 in ...
Georgia Death Penalty Assessment Report
... instituted a statewide capital defender system, which provides experienced attorneys for indigent defendants in capital proceedings at trial and on direct appeal, it is unclear whether funding will be available to enable it to function as planned. Moreover, it must be noted that the trials and direc ...
... instituted a statewide capital defender system, which provides experienced attorneys for indigent defendants in capital proceedings at trial and on direct appeal, it is unclear whether funding will be available to enable it to function as planned. Moreover, it must be noted that the trials and direc ...
THE NEW RACIAL JUSTICE: MOVING BEYOND THE EQUAL
... claims, but they have not even been predicated upon racial inequality, much less inequity.14 Some scholars have questioned whether a race-neutral approach to race-based problems is appropriate, criticizing it as a misguided embrace of a “post-racial” society.15 This Article offers a response grounde ...
... claims, but they have not even been predicated upon racial inequality, much less inequity.14 Some scholars have questioned whether a race-neutral approach to race-based problems is appropriate, criticizing it as a misguided embrace of a “post-racial” society.15 This Article offers a response grounde ...
A Legal History of Rome
... social, political and cultural history, giving full weight to non-legal factors and historical events that prompted or contributed to that change. Since Roman legal history is too long to treat as a whole, it has been divided into a number of shorter periods. For each period there is first a discuss ...
... social, political and cultural history, giving full weight to non-legal factors and historical events that prompted or contributed to that change. Since Roman legal history is too long to treat as a whole, it has been divided into a number of shorter periods. For each period there is first a discuss ...
Extraterritorial Jurisdiction
... Chapter 4: Criminal jurisdiction generally This study suggests that states are increasingly supportive of direct extraterritorial jurisdiction regarding criminal matters, especially where they threaten national security, such as terrorism and terrorist financing. However, states have also been motiv ...
... Chapter 4: Criminal jurisdiction generally This study suggests that states are increasingly supportive of direct extraterritorial jurisdiction regarding criminal matters, especially where they threaten national security, such as terrorism and terrorist financing. However, states have also been motiv ...
inter-american court of human rights
... […], nor have the premises of the union been surrendered to the workers […] and […] the plots of land in La Molina which were donated to the union for a housing program have not been adjudicated and registered […].” In submitting the case, the Commission stated that “it expresses its satisfaction ov ...
... […], nor have the premises of the union been surrendered to the workers […] and […] the plots of land in La Molina which were donated to the union for a housing program have not been adjudicated and registered […].” In submitting the case, the Commission stated that “it expresses its satisfaction ov ...
Transnational Legality: Stateless Law and International Arbitration
... any debate. I do not intend an exhaustive treatment of any area of legal scholarship, as lawyers sometimes maladroitly think they can provide. I do not seek to supply answers that have a pretense to finality. My purpose is to open the debate on arbitration as transnational law to new territories, in ...
... any debate. I do not intend an exhaustive treatment of any area of legal scholarship, as lawyers sometimes maladroitly think they can provide. I do not seek to supply answers that have a pretense to finality. My purpose is to open the debate on arbitration as transnational law to new territories, in ...