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... adopted by the courts in a series of cases in Northern Ireland, where the contracting authori...
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... in the District Court, which ordered the cases dismissed for lack of jurisdiction because Guantan... to the exempt jurisdictions or to Ireland, where the writ ran, than to Scotland or Hanover i...
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... hearing all substantive competition law cases, as well as the now near-standard inclusion of eco...
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... use the term human dignity when deciding cases about freedom of speech, reproductive rights, raci..., Weimar Germany, Finland, Portugal, Ireland, and Cuba. (30) The use of dignity was sporadic du...
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... of what it means to become a citizen in Ireland. One strand articulates citizenship in terms of so... and residency rights in two key court cases involving the state and migrant families between 1...
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... adopted by the courts in a series of cases in Northern Ireland, where the contracting authori...
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DUBLIN | The Vatican encouraged Catholic bishops not to tell police about priests suspected of pedophilia and flouted Irish law, Ireland's lawmakers declared Wednesday in an unprecedented denunciation of the Holy See's influence in this predominantly Catholic country.
The government and all opposition parties unanimously backed a motion accusing the Vatican of sabotaging the Irish bishops' 1996 decision to begin reporting suspected cases of child abuse to police. Prime Minister Enda Kenny
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... and legitimate businesses, and in some cases, provides a source of revenue for organized crime ... Republic, the Republic of Hungary, Ireland, the Italian Republic, Japan, the Republic of Kore...
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Four Eastern European economies joined Poland in streamlining bankruptcy procedures. Latvia passed a new insolvency law in November 2007. Now financially distressed companies can choose to continue operating by pursuing reorganization. Like Poland, Latvia also tightened the qualification standards for bankruptcy administrators. So did Bosnia and Herzegovina. The Czech Republic's Insolvency Act took effect on January 1, 2008. The law introduces reorganization as the preferred method for resolving insolvency, mandates stricter deadlines, establishes an electronic insolvency register and sets new qualification standards for trustees.
Expanding creditors' rights has been the most popular reform feature over the past 5 years (figure 11.5). Seventeen economies have empowered creditors: China,...
...In Canada, Ireland, Japan, Norway and Singapore foreclosure, reorgani... the supreme court- which usually sent cases back to the district court- resulting in long dela...
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..., before which there are now more than 130 cases pending. (16) None could predict that investment t..., Foreign Direct Investment Success in Ireland: Can Poland Duplicate Ireland's Economic Success B...