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Legal Remedies in the Tax System
Asia-Pacific Tax Bulletin, 2010The article provides an introduction to and describes the administrative phases, courts, appeals, etc. with regard to tax cases.
A. Dua, V. Aggarwal
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Oxford Journal of Legal Studies, 1983
There has been in recent years a growing interest in the subject of remedies. Several universities offer courses in it. Many articles by lawyers and economists have appeared. New Zealand has enacted a statute entitled the Contractual Remedies Act 1979, on which the present commentary has been written by Dawson and McLauchlan. Other recent books include
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There has been in recent years a growing interest in the subject of remedies. Several universities offer courses in it. Many articles by lawyers and economists have appeared. New Zealand has enacted a statute entitled the Contractual Remedies Act 1979, on which the present commentary has been written by Dawson and McLauchlan. Other recent books include
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Legal remedies for employees if they are injured in the workplace
British Journal of Nursing, 2003Case Scenario Angela, a healthcare assistant who worked In the operating theatre, was severely Injured by a scalpel thrown Into the bin that was meant for operating theatre linen. This Is a common problem faced by the theatre employees who have made frequent complaints about the dangers. What Is the law?
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Some Thoughts on Legal Remedies
2007In considering the efficacy of various legal remedies to curtail routine infant male circumcision, particular attention must be given to the psychological and religious issues surrounding it. Many who are opposed to the continued, wide-spread practice of circumcision are hopeful that a quick remedy will entail a few well-brought lawsuits.
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Legal Remedies for the Negligent Expert
The International Journal of Evidence & Proof, 2008How should the legal system respond when someone who has provided evidence in their capacity as an expert is perceived to have done so negligently? The question is considered in the context of both civil and criminal litigation in England and Wales.
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Litigation and the Evolution of Legal Remedies*
2009AbstractThis chapter considers an often-overlooked ingredient of the creation of legal precedents and revisits the role of litigation in the evolution of judge-made law. It addresses one important observation made by Posner (2006), who observed that judicial opinions and emotions play a relevant role in case decisions — a subjectivity that may render ...
Francesco Parisi, Vincy Fon
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