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The place of the codification act in the legal system of Ukraine
The analysis made it possible to conclude that the result of codification activity is fixed in the codification acts, which form the basis of legislation, code, statute, regulations, rules, instructions.
Євген Гетьман
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On the Normalization of Toponyms with Varying ы [y] / и [i] after ц [ts]
The article is devoted to the study of the variation of the letters ы [y] and и [i] after ц [ts] in toponyms ending in -цыно(а) / -цино(а) , -цынск- / -цинск- , as well as the normalization of such toponyms at the present stage.
I. A. Dambuev
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Codification of property law in Serbia: Achievements and prospects [PDF]
After the Serbian Civil Code came out of force, property law in Serbia has not been systematically regulated. A number of statutory lacunae, a long-term practice of inadequate regulatory acts for property relations, poor quality of certain regulations ...
Cvetić Radenka
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The article presents a solution to one of the pressing problems facing modern toponymy codifiers by introducing substantial updates to the current rules for using uppercase and lowercase letters in toponyms, supplemented by the relevant linguistic ...
Elena V. Arutyunova +2 more
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Debureaucratization Limits in Administrative Procedures Codification: Lessons from Slovenia
This article explores bureaucratization and its boundaries in the framework of cutting red tape in the regulation of administrative procedures. Law is not an end in itself but should contribute to predictable and thus better relations in society. In this
Polonca Kovač
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This article focuses on the position of Roman law in Japanese legal education from 1874 to 1894. Japanese law was drastically Westernised during this period, taking inspiration from Europe, and was modelled after common law and French law simultaneously.
Tomoyoshi Hayashi
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La comparaison comme méthode d’élaboration des lois au xixe siècle : le cas de l’Italie (1814-1866)
Italy of 1814-1866 may be regarded as a privileged geographical area for comparison as a method of codification ; probably in Europe, one of the areas most interested in this phenomenon. There are promulgated approx.
Francesco Aimerito
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Codification of Civil Law in China: Contours of the Regional Legal Order
In the article, the author made an attempt to look at the Civil Code of the PRC from the standpoint of an interdisciplinary approach. For this purpose, the work is divided into three parts, the first of which provides an overview of the English-language ...
P. N. Dudin
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The article proposes a detailed rule for the use of uppercase and lowercase letters in proper names, pseudonyms, and nicknames. It follows the systemic principle of personal names’ spelling under which a capital letter is used to mark the individualizing
Elena V. Arutyunova +2 more
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Codification of Civil Law in Azerbaijan: History, Current Situation and Development Perspectives
The Civil Code is the second most important legal act in the country after the Constitution, and the first in terms of volume. Due to its important role in the lives of citizens, sometimes the Civil Code is informally referred to as the “Economic ...
Natig Khalilov
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