Elgar Encyclopedia of Comparative LawJ. M. Smits Edward Elgar Publishing, 2006 - 821 lappuses This is a very important and immense book. . . Single-handedly, Smits has reviewed and checked this immense work to bring it to its final high standard in quality and accuracy and selection of laws. The Criminal Lawyer This is a very important and immense |
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... 2006 340'.203 dc22 2005054480 ISBN - 13 : 978 1 84542 013 0 ( cased ) ISBN - 10 : 1 84542 013 6 ( cased ) Printed and bound in Great Britain by MPG Books Ltd , Bodmin , Cornwall * See also: American law; Tort law in general; Insurance;
... 2006 340'.203 dc22 2005054480 ISBN - 13 : 978 1 84542 013 0 ( cased ) ISBN - 10 : 1 84542 013 6 ( cased ) Printed and bound in Great Britain by MPG Books Ltd , Bodmin , Cornwall * See also: American law; Tort law in general; Insurance;
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... events and force majeure 689 Martin Schmidt-Kessel and Katrin Mayer 63 Sweden 699 Rolf Dotevall 64 Switzerland 702 Pascal Pichonnaz 65 Tax law 709 Victor Thuronyi 66 Tort law in viii Elgar encyclopedia of comparative law.
... events and force majeure 689 Martin Schmidt-Kessel and Katrin Mayer 63 Sweden 699 Rolf Dotevall 64 Switzerland 702 Pascal Pichonnaz 65 Tax law 709 Victor Thuronyi 66 Tort law in viii Elgar encyclopedia of comparative law.
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J. M. Smits. 65 Tax law 709 Victor Thuronyi 66 Tort law in general 719 Ulrich Magnus 67 Transfer of movable property 730 Lars van Vliet 68 Transnational law 738 69 Peer Zumbansen Trust law Marius J. de Waal 70 Unjustified enrichment ...
J. M. Smits. 65 Tax law 709 Victor Thuronyi 66 Tort law in general 719 Ulrich Magnus 67 Transfer of movable property 730 Lars van Vliet 68 Transnational law 738 69 Peer Zumbansen Trust law Marius J. de Waal 70 Unjustified enrichment ...
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... law. The feeling among many legal academics now is that one can no longer write about, for example, tort law or constitutional law without involving at least some comparative aspect. But the importance of comparative law is not restricted ...
... law. The feeling among many legal academics now is that one can no longer write about, for example, tort law or constitutional law without involving at least some comparative aspect. But the importance of comparative law is not restricted ...
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... law. The complicated issue of the topic 'accident compensation' is of course that a ... tort and for insurance, both of which are important instruments. There is ... law; Constitutional law; Public 1 1845420136.pdf: 1 Accident compensation*
... law. The complicated issue of the topic 'accident compensation' is of course that a ... tort and for insurance, both of which are important instruments. There is ... law; Constitutional law; Public 1 1845420136.pdf: 1 Accident compensation*
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66 | |
6 Arbitration | 78 |
7 Assignment | 91 |
8 Australia | 105 |
37 Legal reasoning | 407 |
38 Legal translation | 423 |
39 Legal transplants | 434 |
40 Lithuania | 438 |
41 Methodology of comparative law | 442 |
42 Mistake | 455 |
43 Mixed jurisdictions | 467 |
44 Nationality law | 476 |
9 Belgium | 110 |
10 Canada | 116 |
11 Civil procedure | 120 |
12 Commercial regulation | 135 |
13 Common law | 145 |
14 Comparative law and economics | 161 |
15 Competition law | 172 |
16 Consideration | 180 |
17 Constitutional law | 187 |
18 Consumer protection | 200 |
19 Coordination of legal systems | 208 |
20 Criminal law and criminal procedure | 214 |
21 The Czech Republic | 228 |
22 Damages in tort | 234 |
23 England and Wales | 242 |
24 European Civil Code | 247 |
25 Family law | 259 |
26 German law | 273 |
27 Greece | 289 |
28 Insolvency law | 294 |
29 Insurance law | 312 |
30 Interpretation of contracts | 325 |
31 Israel | 348 |
32 Italy | 352 |
33 Japanese law | 357 |
34 Legal culture | 372 |
35 Legal families | 382 |
36 Legal history and comparative law | 393 |
45 The Netherlands | 493 |
46 Offer and acceptance inter absentes | 497 |
47 Personal and real security | 517 |
48 Personality rights | 530 |
49 Poland | 548 |
50 Privacy | 554 |
51 Private international law | 566 |
52 Product liability | 578 |
53 Property and real rights | 587 |
54 Public law | 603 |
55 Remedies for breach of contract | 610 |
56 Russian law | 630 |
57 Scots law | 642 |
58 Social security | 653 |
59 South Africa | 667 |
60 Spain | 672 |
61 Statutory interpretation | 677 |
62 Supervening events and force majeure | 689 |
63 Sweden | 699 |
64 Switzerland | 702 |
65 Tax law | 709 |
66 Tort law in general | 719 |
67 Transfer of movable property | 730 |
68 Transnational law | 738 |
69 Trust law | 755 |
70 Unjustified enrichment | 767 |
Index | 783 |
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192. lappuse - It is emphatically the province and duty of the judicial department to say what the law is. Those who apply the rule to particular cases must of necessity expound and interpret that rule. If two laws conflict with each other, the courts must decide on the operation of each.
684. lappuse - wills, and indeed statutes, and all written instruments, the " grammatical and ordinary sense of the words is to be adhered "to, unless that would lead to some absurdity, or repugnance, " or inconsistency with the rest of the instrument ; in which case " the grammatical and ordinary sense of the words may be modified " so as to avoid that absurdity and inconsistency ; but no farther.
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193. lappuse - The Union shall respect fundamental rights, as guaranteed by the European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms signed in Rome on 4 November 1950 and as they result from the constitutional traditions common to the Member States, as general principles of Community law.
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