Annex B 5-10 - World Trade Organization
... Claim 1: Non-EC nationals are accorded less favorable treatment than EC nationals with respect to the registration of geographical indications through the application of a condition of reciprocity and equivalence.................................................. 178 (a) The complainant's interpretat ...
... Claim 1: Non-EC nationals are accorded less favorable treatment than EC nationals with respect to the registration of geographical indications through the application of a condition of reciprocity and equivalence.................................................. 178 (a) The complainant's interpretat ...
Criminal Code of the Kingdom of Spain
... they have been up to present, that is, as special offences that, incomprehensibly and unjustifiably, had been mitigated. Fifthly, an attempt has been made to advance on the path of real and effective equality, attempting to fulfil the task in that sense that is imposed upon the public powers by the ...
... they have been up to present, that is, as special offences that, incomprehensibly and unjustifiably, had been mitigated. Fifthly, an attempt has been made to advance on the path of real and effective equality, attempting to fulfil the task in that sense that is imposed upon the public powers by the ...
InsecurIty at sea: pIracy and other rIsks to navIgatIon
... to navigation’ is based on the outcomes of the related Workshop (held in Naples, on 12 October 2012) and on further research activities, including those carried out within the framework of the Marsafenet Working Group n.3 on International Maritime Security and Border Surveillance. The final scientif ...
... to navigation’ is based on the outcomes of the related Workshop (held in Naples, on 12 October 2012) and on further research activities, including those carried out within the framework of the Marsafenet Working Group n.3 on International Maritime Security and Border Surveillance. The final scientif ...
State - Office of Legal Affairs
... be acts of the State generating responsibility, and not simply to determine whether responsibility was generated. 7. Thirdly, we must also point out that the greatest caution is called for before invoking in support of any theory "precedents" where the conduct of organs which have acted outside thei ...
... be acts of the State generating responsibility, and not simply to determine whether responsibility was generated. 7. Thirdly, we must also point out that the greatest caution is called for before invoking in support of any theory "precedents" where the conduct of organs which have acted outside thei ...
criminal law reviewer
... the other hand, violations of special laws are generally referred to as malum prohibitum. Note, however, that not all violations of special laws are mala prohibita. While intentional felonies are always mala in se, it does not follow that prohibited acts done in violation of special laws are always ...
... the other hand, violations of special laws are generally referred to as malum prohibitum. Note, however, that not all violations of special laws are mala prohibita. While intentional felonies are always mala in se, it does not follow that prohibited acts done in violation of special laws are always ...
De Facto Relationships - NSW Law Reform Commission
... made by either of the partners to the welfare of the other partner, or to the welfare of the family constituted by the partners and any one or more of the following: (i) a child of the partners; (ii) a child accepted by the partners or either of them into their household, whether or note the child i ...
... made by either of the partners to the welfare of the other partner, or to the welfare of the family constituted by the partners and any one or more of the following: (i) a child of the partners; (ii) a child accepted by the partners or either of them into their household, whether or note the child i ...
Volume I
... ii. Guatemalan case ................................................................................................................. iii. Salvadoran case ................................................................................................................... C. War crimes in armed ...
... ii. Guatemalan case ................................................................................................................. iii. Salvadoran case ................................................................................................................... C. War crimes in armed ...
Bylaws and Regulations
... TITLE IV...................................................................................................................................................... 29 MARKETABLE SECURITIES .................................................................................................................... ...
... TITLE IV...................................................................................................................................................... 29 MARKETABLE SECURITIES .................................................................................................................... ...
precise of the laws of armed conflicts
... a. Prohibition of use of weapons rendering death inevitable a. Prohibition of use of weapons rendering death inevitable b. Weapons that uselessly aggravate the sufferings of disabled persons c. Weapons that cannot discriminate in their effects between combatants and civilians ...
... a. Prohibition of use of weapons rendering death inevitable a. Prohibition of use of weapons rendering death inevitable b. Weapons that uselessly aggravate the sufferings of disabled persons c. Weapons that cannot discriminate in their effects between combatants and civilians ...
Journal of Law, No. 1, 2012
... appellation in the first book on "Appeal", which states that "there is nobody who does not know how often and how necessary is to use the right to appeal, as it can indisputably correct the unjust results of lack of experience of the judge, although in some cases the correct decision can be changed ...
... appellation in the first book on "Appeal", which states that "there is nobody who does not know how often and how necessary is to use the right to appeal, as it can indisputably correct the unjust results of lack of experience of the judge, although in some cases the correct decision can be changed ...
jurisdiction and control at sea
... In the light of these developments it is natural that a new generation of international law of the sea specialists, matured, in most cases, after the adoption, or even after the entry into force, of UNCLOS, have considered it worthwhile to join forces in order to study the new aspects of the law of ...
... In the light of these developments it is natural that a new generation of international law of the sea specialists, matured, in most cases, after the adoption, or even after the entry into force, of UNCLOS, have considered it worthwhile to join forces in order to study the new aspects of the law of ...
investment arbitration
... Question: But what about the notion that individuals can be tried for war crimes and be held individually responsible for civilian deaths? Interesting that one of the motivating factors behind the initial development of humanitarian law may have been the notion of war as between states, and now we ...
... Question: But what about the notion that individuals can be tried for war crimes and be held individually responsible for civilian deaths? Interesting that one of the motivating factors behind the initial development of humanitarian law may have been the notion of war as between states, and now we ...
article 14 - justice.gov.md
... Thus, in order to accede to the Second Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights regarding the abolition of death penalty and to the Protocol No. 13 to the European Convention on protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms, concerning the abolition of deat ...
... Thus, in order to accede to the Second Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights regarding the abolition of death penalty and to the Protocol No. 13 to the European Convention on protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms, concerning the abolition of deat ...
Article 1
... Yemen’s legal system. This is apparent from article 6 of the Constitution, which states, “The Republic of Yemen confirms its adherence to the Charter of the United Nations, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the Charter of the League of Arab States and the generally recognized principles of ...
... Yemen’s legal system. This is apparent from article 6 of the Constitution, which states, “The Republic of Yemen confirms its adherence to the Charter of the United Nations, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the Charter of the League of Arab States and the generally recognized principles of ...
Athenian Democracy and Legal Change
... Council was independent with respect to its decisionmaking process (although the strategoi served as advisors, notably at the time of the Peloponnesian War). The Assembly met at various points during the period of a given prytany, although the precise number of meetings is controversial (Rhodes and ...
... Council was independent with respect to its decisionmaking process (although the strategoi served as advisors, notably at the time of the Peloponnesian War). The Assembly met at various points during the period of a given prytany, although the precise number of meetings is controversial (Rhodes and ...
Lon Fuller and the Inner Morality of Law
... Nor have they the slightest affinity with any such proposition as that the practice of contraception is a violation of God's law. They remain entirely terrestrial in origin and application. They are not "higher" laws; if any metaphor of elevation is appropriate they should be called "lower" laws. Th ...
... Nor have they the slightest affinity with any such proposition as that the practice of contraception is a violation of God's law. They remain entirely terrestrial in origin and application. They are not "higher" laws; if any metaphor of elevation is appropriate they should be called "lower" laws. Th ...
Handling Conflicts of Law in Consumer Protection
... determination of suppliers’ liability for damages caused by defected products will be carried out in accordance with the Civil Cod”. Article 10 of the Consumer Contract Law of Japan (also an important act regarding consumer protection in Japan) states that: “All terms of contract that either limit c ...
... determination of suppliers’ liability for damages caused by defected products will be carried out in accordance with the Civil Cod”. Article 10 of the Consumer Contract Law of Japan (also an important act regarding consumer protection in Japan) states that: “All terms of contract that either limit c ...
96MA005 - Treatment of Retroactive SSD Payments for DA A Beneficiaries
... These payments are generally given to the individual in a lump sum. P.L. 103-296 prohibits these initial lump sum payments to be issued to representative payees of DA&A beneficiaries. In cases involving DA&A beneficiaries, retroactive SSD benefits must be paid in installments. The monthly payment to ...
... These payments are generally given to the individual in a lump sum. P.L. 103-296 prohibits these initial lump sum payments to be issued to representative payees of DA&A beneficiaries. In cases involving DA&A beneficiaries, retroactive SSD benefits must be paid in installments. The monthly payment to ...
Criminal Law: Canada and the World
... does something which is contrary to the Criminal Code of Canada • For some offenses, a failure to act is a crime • To be criminal, an act must be voluntary and conscious ...
... does something which is contrary to the Criminal Code of Canada • For some offenses, a failure to act is a crime • To be criminal, an act must be voluntary and conscious ...
your objectives for this chapter
... a. Examine the legislative, executive, and judicial branches. b. Examine the structure of local governments with emphasis on county, city, and town. c. Identify current state and local officials. d. Analyze the relationship among state and local governments. e. Evaluate direct democracy by the initi ...
... a. Examine the legislative, executive, and judicial branches. b. Examine the structure of local governments with emphasis on county, city, and town. c. Identify current state and local officials. d. Analyze the relationship among state and local governments. e. Evaluate direct democracy by the initi ...