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Statutory Nuisance

2002
Abstract This book covers all aspects of the law and practice of statutory nuisance as it operates across the UK. It includes coverage of the governance structure from central to local levels, including the individual nations of the UK post devolution within which statutory nuisance operates, and considers the impact of Brexit.
Rosalind Malcolm, John Pointing
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Statutory IP Laws

2019
China has established a relatively complete legal infrastructure for IP protection over the past 30 years. During this time, China’s IP laws and regulations have become increasingly conducive to innovation rather than mere imitation. Many of these aspects of China’s IP regime are currently broadly in line with international standards.
Dan Prud’homme, Taolue Zhang
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Statutory Lawlessness and Supra-Statutory Law (1946)

Oxford Journal of Legal Studies, 2006
By means of two maxims, 'An order is an order' and 'a law is a law', National Socialism contrived to bind its followers to itself, soldiers and jurists respectively. The former tenet was always restricted in its applicability; soldiers had no obligation to obey orders serving criminal purposes.' 'A law is a law', on the other hand, knew no restriction ...
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Do Statutory Rape Laws Work?

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2009
Every state in the United States has laws which prohibit sexual activity with individuals under a certain age. These laws are typically strict liability. Generally, they are justifed under the auspice of protecting young women from 'predatory' older males. However, nobody has examined the effectiveness of these laws.
Matthew Henry, Scott Cunningham
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Statutory law vs. neo-customary law

2013
This diploma thesis deals with private land acquisition in a selected part of slum settlements in Kisumu, Kenya. The author puts the focus on land purchase and succession as the two predominant forms of acquisition of land under freehold interest. Leasehold interests in land are not explicitly taken into account.
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Federal statutory unfair competition law

JOM, 1998
Earlier articles in this series focused on the subjects of trademark infringement and trademark dilution, which are two areas of the law falling within the broader scope of unfair competition law. This article focuses on business conduct, which involves false designations of origin and false descriptions as covered by Section 43(a) of the Lanham Act ...
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Constitutional Law between Statutory Law and Higher Law

1988
In the internal hierarchy of modern legal systems, constitutional law occupies a special position. On one hand, it figures above statute law; on the other, it is classified below “higher law.” Within this study, we understand “higher law” to be, in addition to the unwritten and/or natural-law based positivistic norms of human rights2, the ...
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