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Contractual Arbitration Clauses and Non-Contractual Claims

Journal of International Arbitration, 2023
Are non-contractual claims such as tort claims covered by standard arbitration clauses? Italian arbitration law contains a provision which seems to resolve this issue in favour of arbitration but which is interpreted restrictively by the Italian Court of Cassation.
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Financial and Contractual Considerations

Emergency Medicine Clinics of North America, 1987
Emergency physicians function in a highly competitive and financially oriented environment. To remain professionally and economically viable in this situation, it is imperative that individual emergency physicians and emergency physician groups develop and maintain a thorough understanding of the aspects of emergency department finance and contractual ...
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The Contractual Nature of the Firm

The Journal of Law and Economics, 1983
* For their helpful comments I am grateful to Armen A. Alchian, Yoram Barzel, Keith Leffler, John S. McGee, and Dean Worcester. 1 Ronald H. Coase, The Nature of the Firm, 4 Economica 386 (1937). The paper, however, was written several years earlier (see note 3 infra). 2 The Social Sciences Citation Index provides the following information.
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Contractual Access Control

2004
In this position paper we discuss the issue of enforcing access policies in distributed environments where there is no central system designer/administrator, and consequently no guarantee that policies will be properly implemented by all components of the system.
Babak Sadighi Firozabadi, Marek J. Sergot   +1 more
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Liberty, Liability, and Contractualism

2006
Abstract Most egalitarians accept that a just society would not only require its members to share fairly in each other’s fortunes and misfortunes but also empower them to decide various aspects of their lives for themselves. Egalitarians face consequent questions about the relevant types of luck as well as the contours of the pertinent ...
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The classification of contractual terms

1997
Not all contract terms are of equal significance; some are more important than others. For example, if I were to enter into a contract to buy a new car, the make of the car, its roadworthiness and the price would be much more important to me than its colour.
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Negotiating Contractual Relationships

Clinics in Sports Medicine, 2007
Team coverage can be the most rewarding and the most challenging aspect of a physician's career; however, evaluate the realistic risks and benefits of covering a team. Understand what the team is looking for. Prior physicians may have been dismissed for a specific action, may have left on their own, or may have been asked to pay for the privilege of ...
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Purposive Contractual Interpretation

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2018
AbstractIt is now well recognised that contractual purposes play an important role in the construction of contracts. The methods by which purposes are taken into account have not, however, been systematically explored. This paper considers three central issues in the purposive construction of contracts: first, the reasons contractual purposes are ...
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The sources of contractual terms

1997
There are two principal sources of contractual terms: express terms and implied terms. Express terms are the terms which are agreed specifically by the contracting parties and implied terms are those terms which are not specifically agreed by the contracting parties but which are implied into the contract by the courts or by Parliament.
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Contractual Control and Contractual Review in England and France

European Review of Private Law, 2005
In this article, the author looks at two very different techniques for the control of the terms on which contracts are made. The first technique consists of the insertion of contract terms into the contract directly by law or by standard conditions set by public authorities or, less directly, as a result of a regulatory regime set up for the conduct of
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