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How Mothers and Childfree Women Redefine Fulfillment: A Comparative Study of Life and Marital Satisfaction in a Pronatalist Society. [PDF]
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Legitimate Expectations and Land
Moral Philosophy and Politics, 2017Abstract This paper focuses on land as a domain in which legitimate expectations can give rise to entitlements. The central argument is that people are connected to other people and to projects, which are symbolically and materially rooted in particular places.
Margaret Moore
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2007
Abstract Legitimate expectations is well known as a doctrine of public law in both domestic and HRA law. It is, nonetheless, a distinctive general principle of EC law. As such, the Administrative Court is bound to observe the EC general principle of legitimate expectations, as articulated by the ECJ, in its discrete form.
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Abstract Legitimate expectations is well known as a doctrine of public law in both domestic and HRA law. It is, nonetheless, a distinctive general principle of EC law. As such, the Administrative Court is bound to observe the EC general principle of legitimate expectations, as articulated by the ECJ, in its discrete form.
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Legal Certainty and Legitimate Expectations
2006Abstract The connected concepts of legal certainty and legitimate expectations are to be found in many legal systems, although their precise legal content may vary. These concepts are used in a number of different ways and it is important to distinguish them in order to avoid confusion. This chapter begins with the basic precept of legal
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2021
Abstract Chapters 2 to 7 laid out the argument that contemporary administrative law can be understood in terms of administrative law values. This chapter is less concerned with interpreting the decided cases than with prescribing how judges ought to deal with potential conflict between the values.
Mark Elliott, Jason Varuhas
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Abstract Chapters 2 to 7 laid out the argument that contemporary administrative law can be understood in terms of administrative law values. This chapter is less concerned with interpreting the decided cases than with prescribing how judges ought to deal with potential conflict between the values.
Mark Elliott, Jason Varuhas
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Legitimate expectations in the age of innovation
AI and EthicsBrian Kogelmann, Jeffrey Carroll
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