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Frontline practitioners' perspective of the implementation of child protection laws and prevention of violence against children in Maputo, Mozambique. [PDF]

Glob Health Action
Nhassengo S, Ocuane Matsinhe S, Jethá E, Sengoelge M, Laflamme L, Kulane A.   +5 more
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Key determinants of "Serious Circumstances" in awarding punitive damages for intellectual property infringement: Evidence from Chinese Judicial Judgments. [PDF]

PLoS One
You K.
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['تسجيل وكالة الموزع التجاري في القانون العراقي (دراسة قانونية تحليلية)', 'Registration of the commercial distributor agency in Iraqi law (analytical legal study)']

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Halmat Asaad, Najeeba Ibrahim, Soran Ismail   +2 more
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Agency Law in Commercial Practice

2016
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Busch, D., Macgregor, L., Watts, P.
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Institute of Agency in Commercial Law of the Republic of Turkey

Zakon, 2023
The article analyses the institution of commercial agents in the Republic of Turkey, which has not only rich legal traditions going centuries back to the existence of the Ottoman Empire, but is also very popular at the present time. The author gives a classification of all types of commercial intermediaries represented in the national legislation, and ...
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Jurisdiction and Applicable Law to International Commercial Agency Agreements from a Jordanian Perspective

Arab Law Quarterly, 2020
Abstract Doing business abroad within the framework of commercial agency or distribution agreements presents not only several financial and commercial challenges but also legal ones, raising questions about the applicable law, jurisdiction, and particularly the arbitrability of disputes arising out of commercial agency agreements governed by Jordanian ...
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Recent Revisions to Commercial Agency Law in the United Arab Emirates

Arab Law Quarterly, 2008
AbstractThe United Arab Emirates—despite its general reputation for free trade and limited government regulation of business—has had (for over two decades) the most onerous 'dealer protection' law in the Middle East.Very recently, however, pro-competition (or anti-monopoly) sentiment within certain UAE government circles resulted in enactment of a new ...
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