The International and Comparative Law Quarterly, Količina 16British Institute of International and Comparative Law, 1967 The International and comparative law quarterly offers coverage of comparative law as well as public and private international law. It has maintained its pre-eminence as one of the most important journals of its kind encompassing human rights and European law. It continues to offer practitioners and academics wide topical coverage without compromising rigorous editorial standards. |
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Stran 790
... East does not , logically or in practical effect , imply the ability of the East to have its legislation recognised in the Federal Republic or in the West in general . These are two entirely different sides of the coin which have not ...
... East does not , logically or in practical effect , imply the ability of the East to have its legislation recognised in the Federal Republic or in the West in general . These are two entirely different sides of the coin which have not ...
Stran 796
... East . It is , therefore , unable to render treaties effective in respect of the East . Hence , it cannot conclude treaties which require implemen- tation in the East . Nor , it appears , has the Federal Republic ever attempted to do so ...
... East . It is , therefore , unable to render treaties effective in respect of the East . Hence , it cannot conclude treaties which require implemen- tation in the East . Nor , it appears , has the Federal Republic ever attempted to do so ...
Stran 1053
... East Africa as to whether it is to apply ? Two matters support the argument that the Factors Act is not to apply . The Sale of Goods Act , 1893 , after enacting the general principle of nemo dat quod non habet , goes on in section 21 ...
... East Africa as to whether it is to apply ? Two matters support the argument that the Factors Act is not to apply . The Sale of Goods Act , 1893 , after enacting the general principle of nemo dat quod non habet , goes on in section 21 ...
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Volume | 591 |
A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS | 613 |
OF THE COMMON MARKET COUNTRIES | 630 |
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action agreement amicus curiae appears apply arbitrators armed attack Article Assembly authority breach buyer Central American Charter civil claim conflict of laws considered Constitution contract Convention countries Court of Appeal decision decree divorce domicile East economic effect enforcement England English court English law exemption clauses existence fact Federal Republic fishery forces foreign function German Democratic Republic Government Grundig GRUR Int held High Court House of Lords Ibid important incidental question interpretation Japan judges judgment judicial jurisdiction Korea legislation lex fori liability Lord Reid Lord Wilberforce marriage matrimonial common property open-pricing opinion organisation parties peace penal plaintiff practice private international law problem procedure provides question reason recognised reference approach regard rule second marriage self-defence Soviet spouse status supra Supreme Court territoriality principle trademark law trademark owner trademark right Treaty Uniform Commercial Code United Nations valid zone