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Keeping the Faith. Partnerships between faith groups and local authorities during and beyond the pandemic [PDF]
We report here on research which has been undertaken across the UK to explore the changing contours of partnership between local authorities and faith groups and faith-based organisations in the context of responses to COVID-19. The research examines the
APPG Faith and Society, Stephen Timms +1 more
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This research studies the hindrance to the implementation of the result of mediation between a housing developer and consumers facilitated by the Ombudsman of the Special Region of Yogyakarta. This case has been handled by the ombudsman since early 2019,
Shindy Nabila Salsabila +2 more
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ABUSE OF PROCEDURAL RIGHTS IN POLISH AND EUROPEAN CIVIL PROCEDURE LAW AND THE NOTION OF PRIVATE AND PUBLIC INTEREST [PDF]
The article discusses the abuse of procedural rights in Polish and European civil procedure law and the notion of private and public interest. The issue of abuse of procedural rights is a category of applying the law.
Katarzyna Gajda – Roszczynialska
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The Principle of Good Faith as the Principle of Implementation of the Administrative Procedure
The relevance of the topic is due to the fact that one of the fundamental principles of the administrative procedure is the principle of good faith, which has become both a reflection of the law enforcement need that has arisen in the process of judicial and regulatory practice, and the result of scientific developments carried out and the search for ...
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Administrative disputes as an integral element of contemporary Russian legal system
The subject. The article is devoted to the study of a wide variety of administrative disputes arising in the Russian legal system, but insufficiently studied by domestic administrative legal science.The purpose of the article is scientific substantiation
A. I. Stakhov, S. A. Porivaev
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THE PRINCIPLE OF GOOD FAITH AS A TRIUMPH OF THE POWER OF LAW IN CIVIL PROCEEDINGS [PDF]
The article investigates the principle of good faith as a key factor of transition from «right to power» to «force of law» in civil proceedings. The question is: is it a legal instrument that promotes the realization of procedural rights in such a way ...
TITOVA E.S.
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The Status of the Good Faith Principle in Criminal Proceedings [PDF]
Good faith as an essential principle in substantive and procedural criminal law, can be discussed not only in the context of justifying the exercise of legal institutions including justifiable causes, legal excuses and mitigating factors for the crime ...
Seyed Doraid Mousavi Mojab +1 more
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The objective of this work was to study the objective good faith (abuse of procedural law) in the scope of the awarded collaborations by means of the analysis of the entire content of decisions of collegial organs of the STF involving the subject ...
Marcio dos Santos Alencar Freitas +1 more
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Mediation in Household Dispute Reconciliation: Prospects and Challenge
Domestic disputes are disputes within the family environment. Family disputes are personal disputes that do not need to be exposed. The settlement of household disputes must prioritize the restoration of the situation to maintain good relations in the ...
Eneng Nuraeni, Ramdani Wahyu Sururi
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Good Faith in Contractual Performance: Recent Developments [PDF]
Judicial interpretation of contracts in some ways assumes that good faith is required unless otherwise explicitly stated, a trend made clear by Gateway v Arton Holdings.
O'Byrne, Shannon
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