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legal systems of the world
what is the key differance between a common law system and civil law system? common Law is created through judicial reasoning in court whereas civil law is created by professors not through judgements what were the two keys works of civil law? justinians institute corpus iuris civilis what countries are part of the common law world (generally) any country that was part of the British empire - traces its origins back to the English system what counties are part of the civil law world...
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what is the key differance between a common law system and civil law system? common Law is created through judicial reasoning in court whereas civil law is created by professors not through judgements what were the two keys works of civil law? justinians institute corpus iuris civilis what countries are part of the common law world (generally) any country that was part of the British empire - traces its origins back to the English system what counties are part of the civil law world...
Drafting II
What scale would you set 1=1 B. Full size On a CAD drawing a mirror line is A. defines the center axis of the object What scale is all CAD drawings created at A. not to scale In CAD whats the three options for coordinate input A. absolute,relative,polar A paper copy of a CAD drawing is A. hardcopy
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What scale would you set 1=1 B. Full size On a CAD drawing a mirror line is A. defines the center axis of the object What scale is all CAD drawings created at A. not to scale In CAD whats the three options for coordinate input A. absolute,relative,polar A paper copy of a CAD drawing is A. hardcopy
LPC Solicitors Accounts
The Overarching Objective: Rule 1.1 of SRA Accounts Rule - To keep client money safe Office Money: Belongs to firm Client Money: Belongs to clients. Rule 12 SRA 12.2 & 12.7: set out the distinctions between what is client money and what is office money. Rule 12.7 is the main rule listing examples of what is office money Out of scope money: money received by a multi-disciplinary partnership in relation to activities not regulated by the SRA.
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The Overarching Objective: Rule 1.1 of SRA Accounts Rule - To keep client money safe Office Money: Belongs to firm Client Money: Belongs to clients. Rule 12 SRA 12.2 & 12.7: set out the distinctions between what is client money and what is office money. Rule 12.7 is the main rule listing examples of what is office money Out of scope money: money received by a multi-disciplinary partnership in relation to activities not regulated by the SRA.
Human Rights Protection
Popular Sovereignty right to govern rests with the people (democracy) Tyranny of Majority the suppression of minority opinions by those voted into power by the majority Human Rights universal, inalienable claims to certain freedoms and entitlements which ensure dignity, respect and ability to choose Negative Rights Rights a government may not infringe upon and view that gov should not interfere in public sphere (freedoms to not take away
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Popular Sovereignty right to govern rests with the people (democracy) Tyranny of Majority the suppression of minority opinions by those voted into power by the majority Human Rights universal, inalienable claims to certain freedoms and entitlements which ensure dignity, respect and ability to choose Negative Rights Rights a government may not infringe upon and view that gov should not interfere in public sphere (freedoms to not take away
Supply Chain Management
What is a Supply Chain? A system of Organizations, people, activities, information and resources involved in moving a product or service from supplier to customer. What do supply chain activities do? Transform raw materials and components into a finished product that is delivered to the end customer. What is the goal for SCM?
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What is a Supply Chain? A system of Organizations, people, activities, information and resources involved in moving a product or service from supplier to customer. What do supply chain activities do? Transform raw materials and components into a finished product that is delivered to the end customer. What is the goal for SCM?
LPC Drafting Revision Notes
Recital clause Used to set out a brief background or history to the agreement Boilerplate clause Confidentiality clauses/ anti- competition clauses Entire agreement clause Prevents the party relying on it from being liable for any statements or representations, except as set out in the agreement Notices clause Provide for where notice is to be served, method of service and time at which notice is deemed served. Force Majeure clause On the occurrence of certain events that are ou...
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Recital clause Used to set out a brief background or history to the agreement Boilerplate clause Confidentiality clauses/ anti- competition clauses Entire agreement clause Prevents the party relying on it from being liable for any statements or representations, except as set out in the agreement Notices clause Provide for where notice is to be served, method of service and time at which notice is deemed served. Force Majeure clause On the occurrence of certain events that are ou...
BPP EU Law Revision
Treaty of Rome 1957; European Communities established Maastricht Treaty 1993; EEC renamed EC Lisbon Treaty TOTEU and TFEU 2009: single structure Primary sources of EU Law Treaties and their amendments. agreements between the union and 3Ps (such as Lome conventions) In UK, Treaties not DA as require parliamentary ratification. Regulations First form of binding secondary legislation. DA (BOLLINGER). Create uniformity in law between MS. Not automatically DE (unless satisfy VGL ...
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Treaty of Rome 1957; European Communities established Maastricht Treaty 1993; EEC renamed EC Lisbon Treaty TOTEU and TFEU 2009: single structure Primary sources of EU Law Treaties and their amendments. agreements between the union and 3Ps (such as Lome conventions) In UK, Treaties not DA as require parliamentary ratification. Regulations First form of binding secondary legislation. DA (BOLLINGER). Create uniformity in law between MS. Not automatically DE (unless satisfy VGL ...
ATI Mental Health Nursing
Altruism - a healthy defense mechanism - dealing with anxiety by reaching out to others Example" a nurse who lost a family member in a fire is a volunteer firefighter
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Altruism - a healthy defense mechanism - dealing with anxiety by reaching out to others Example" a nurse who lost a family member in a fire is a volunteer firefighter
Pharmacology HESI Flashcards
Pharmacology HESI Flashcards
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Pharmacology HESI Flashcards
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NR 507 Week 2 Assignment: Disease Process Presentation Part 1: Asthma Disease Graded A for this course. download for HIGHEST score
NR-509 Week 4 Cardiovascular SOAP Note{Verified,2020 document} Graded A, download to score A
NR 509 Week 4 Chest Pain SOAP Note[Latest 2020 Version] Chamberlain College of Nursing: verified document.