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HALLUCINATIONS IN LEGAL PRACTICE: A COMPARATIVE CASE LAW ANALYSIS

International Journal of Law, Ethics, and Technology
The employment of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in legal operations raised concerns about ethical challenges and their potential consequences. Among other issues, hallucinations refer to a phenomenon whereby AI systems generate plausible but inaccurate or
Bakht Munir
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Harmonising liquidated damages in private and public contracts in the MENA countries: is UPICC a necessity? A comparative perspective with English case law

Uniform Law Review = Revue de Droit Uniforme
Liquidated damages (LDs) lie at the heart of every transaction and dispute, whether private–public, involving a State or a State-owned entity, or purely commercial, a private–private nature.
Mohamed A. Ismail
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Personal security in Civil law of the Republic of Azerbaijan: A comparative study of suretyship and guarantee institutions

International Law and Integration Problems
This article provides a comprehensive analysis of suretyship and guarantee as two principal personal security institutions in the civil law of the Republic of Azerbaijan.
R. Goyushov
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The distinction between the governing law and the incorporation by reference of contractual terms in international contracts

South African Law Journal
The distinction between the governing law of a contract and the incorporation of contractual terms by reference is a crucial yet often misunderstood aspect of international contract law.
Faadhil Adams
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Cross‐border insolvency in the BRICS nations: A comparative analysis and proposal for a concordat

International Insolvency Review
There is little doubt that global commerce is the backbone of most national economies. Nonetheless, with trade transcending domestic boundaries and corporations becoming multinational, financial problems tend to become global exponentially.
Nikolaos Voutyrakos, Akanksha Oak
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The ‘End of History’ and International Arbitration: An Empirical Study on the Civil v. Common Law Divide

Journal of International Arbitration
When lawyers speak of comparative law, they mostly think of the ‘civil’ and the ‘common law’ − two legal traditions that are widely viewed as isolated from one another.
David von der Thannen
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Defining and historical overview of arms trafficking in international law

Provocări actuale în securitatea frontierei și protecția internațională
This scientific article explores the legal definitions and historical evolution of arms trafficking within the framework of international law. The difficulty in establishing a universally accepted definition of arms trafficking represents a significant ...
Dmitrii Ciolac
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A Comparative Study on the Regulatory Philosophy and Methods for Online Platforms : Focusing on the EU Digital Services Act and the EU Audiovisual Media Services Directive

Korean Constitutional Law Association
The growing interest in whether the EU Digital Services Act (DSA) will establish itself as a foundational law, constitution, or international standard for online platforms, driven by the so-called ‘Brussels Effect,’ underscores the significance of this ...
Kyungsuk Choi, Seong-Woo Ji
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Third-Party and Proprietary Effects of Assignment in EU Private International Law

European Review of Private Law
p class="MsoNormal"Third-party and proprietary effects of assignment are a fiercely discussed topic in EU private international law. Six years ago, in 2018, the European Commission published a proposal for the law applicable to the third-party effects ...
E. Schipper
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International Uniform Law

International and Comparative Law Quarterly, 1958
M. Jourdain
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