Grade Master

Commercial Pauknerova Private International Law and International Transactions-Questions And Answers 100% Correct I. General Introduction - ANSWER-PIL - part of law that establishes rules for dealing with cases involving a foreign element (i.e. contact with some system of foreign law) PIL - relatively independent branch of Czech domestic law ◼ Tradition: - Vienna Draft of the Private International Law Act - 1914 - Private International Law Act 1948 - Private International Law Act 1963 -...

Private International Law-Questions and Answers 100% Correct Lis Pendens - ANSWER-A recorded notice that a lawsuit affecting a particular property has been filed and is pending forum non conveniens - ANSWER-permits a defendant to transfer the case to another geographic location where venue is proper lex fori - ANSWER-the law of the state where the suit is filed Lex causae - ANSWER-The applicable law Rome I - ANSWER-Law applicable to contracts Rome II - ANSWER-Law applicable to ...

Law Exam Notes-Questions And Answers Graded A+ general purposes of law - ANSWER-to reflect the beliefs and values values of society. to establish the right and wrong; good and bad to provide law and order: obtain justice to limit harm(including potential harm caused by the government. "Social Contract" - ANSWER-we relinquish the right to do whatever we want and agree to follow laws. in return we get the protection of society. specific purposes of laws - ANSWER-helps to avid/settle ...

International Private Law Cases-Questions And Answers 100% Verified Winkworth v Christie - ANSWER-Issue: exclusion of foreign law Test: would the application of the foreign law be contrary to public policy? Facts: works of stolen art from England to Italy. They were sold to a good faith buyer and then auctioned in England. Italian law was the lex causae and the lex situs. Held: English law was not invoked because there were only some English connecting factors. Hammer & Sohne v HWT Rea...

International Law Exam 1-Questions & Answers 100% Correct International law - ANSWER-That body of principles, customs, and rules recognized as effectively binding obligations by sovereign states and such other entities that have been granted international personality Early development - ANSWER-Greek-- indirect contributions Roman-- many contributions (latin terms) National law theorists - ANSWER-argue that law is universal, and exists logically before people talk about it-- think that...

International Law Exam 1 Qset Questions And Answers Identify Henderson's definition of international law. (Note: Don't worry about the term "regime" for now, we'll deal with it later.) Dayleys def. of international law - ANSWER-International Law: Collection of rules and norms that states and other actors feel an obligation to obey in their mutual relations and commonly do obey -Actors: Individuals and collective entities, which can make behavioral choices -Rules: ...

International Law Notes-Questions And Answers Graded A+ Positivist - ANSWER-law as it exists should be analyzed empirically, shorn of all ethical elements. Moral aspirations were good but had no part in legal science Realism - ANSWER-treats law as an institution functioning within a particular community with a series of jobs to do How law is actuall operating in society Behaviouralist - ANSWER-: introduced elements of psychology, anthropology etc. into international relations. Framed a...

Concepts, International Law, & Humanitarianism : EXAM NOTES-Questions And Answers 100% Correct Rule of Law - ANSWER-It means that all people are treated equally by the same standards. It means that political influences or popularity polls have no part in a Court of Law. Constitution - ANSWER-The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms sets out those rights and freedoms that Canadians believe are necessary in a free and democratic society. The Charter is one part of the Canadian Constitutio...

International Law Exam 1-Questions And Answers Graded A+ Naturalism - ANSWER-Law consists of principles of right and wrong that transcend time and place, political system, religion, and culture; law that has always existed and is just waiting to be discovered Legal Positivism - ANSWER-man-made; rules are binding only if they are grounded in state *consent*; consent (either explicit or implicit) = positivism History of Naturalism - ANSWER-Ancient Greeks originated the concept, but it bec...

Mathematics in the modern world-Questions & Answers 100% verified