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Illegal Markets and the Demand for Illegal Substances
2018This chapter analyzes from the political-economy perspective the effects prohibition of illegal drugs had in the region, and how the illegal markets are structured. It explains why violence rises, why the demand for drugs is persistent, and what role play Latin American nations in the global illegal drugs trafficking.
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2023
Abstract Illegality is not, or at least not just, a defence. Where a party to litigation seeks to rely upon their commission of an offence that is malum in se (murder, theft, bribery, etc) the court should refuse to lend them its assistance. Claims for restitution should not differ in this regard from any other.
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Abstract Illegality is not, or at least not just, a defence. Where a party to litigation seeks to rely upon their commission of an offence that is malum in se (murder, theft, bribery, etc) the court should refuse to lend them its assistance. Claims for restitution should not differ in this regard from any other.
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Abstract This chapter examines the rules relating to illegality under the Indian Contract Act of 1872. The rule against the enforceability of illegal agreements reflects the regulatory objective of ensuring that the private law of contract does not facilitate conduct that is prohibited by other laws or conduct that is disfavoured as a ...
Fred Motson, Stephen Bunbury
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Fred Motson, Stephen Bunbury
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Illegal Conditions and Limitations: Effect of Illegality
Michigan Law Review, 1949openaire +1 more source
Contracts: Illegality: Effect of Partial Illegality
Michigan Law Review, 1934openaire +1 more source
Illegal Contracts. Effect of Illegality. Action for Breach of Warranty in Illegal Sale
Harvard Law Review, 1931openaire +1 more source