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Forensic Science International: Genetics, 2023
The microbial communities may undergo a meaningful successional change during the progress of decay and decomposition that could aid in determining the post-mortem interval (PMI).
Na Li +12 more
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The microbial communities may undergo a meaningful successional change during the progress of decay and decomposition that could aid in determining the post-mortem interval (PMI).
Na Li +12 more
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Environmental Research, 2023
Understanding the dynamics and succession of phytoplankton in large lakes can help inform future lake management. The study analyzed phytoplankton community variations in Lake Taihu over a 21-year period, focusing on realized niches and their impact on ...
Qi Wei, Yaofei Xu, A. Ruan
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Understanding the dynamics and succession of phytoplankton in large lakes can help inform future lake management. The study analyzed phytoplankton community variations in Lake Taihu over a 21-year period, focusing on realized niches and their impact on ...
Qi Wei, Yaofei Xu, A. Ruan
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2015
Compared with the previous situation in Chinese law where there were only sporadic and inconsistent conflict rules respecting succession.
Fischer-Czermak, Constanze, Windisch, K.
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Compared with the previous situation in Chinese law where there were only sporadic and inconsistent conflict rules respecting succession.
Fischer-Czermak, Constanze, Windisch, K.
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Modern China, 2020
This article examines how PRC judges ruled on inheritance disputes during the Mao period (1949–1976). In fact, China not only rejected a draft succession law in 1956, it also did not promulgate any law governing succession until 1985.
Byung-joon Ahn
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This article examines how PRC judges ruled on inheritance disputes during the Mao period (1949–1976). In fact, China not only rejected a draft succession law in 1956, it also did not promulgate any law governing succession until 1985.
Byung-joon Ahn
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2021
This chapter aims to provide a historical context for the present law by setting out the main outlines of the law of succession in Scotland before the ground-breaking changes brought about in 1964 by the Succession (Scotland) Act. Before 1964 much of the law of succession was old, almost immemorially old, and in dire need of reform.
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This chapter aims to provide a historical context for the present law by setting out the main outlines of the law of succession in Scotland before the ground-breaking changes brought about in 1964 by the Succession (Scotland) Act. Before 1964 much of the law of succession was old, almost immemorially old, and in dire need of reform.
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Intestacy and Inequality Under China’s Revised Succession Law
The American journal of comparative lawThis Article assesses how Chinese intestacy laws augment and redress wealth inequality. In 2021, China’s first civil code took effect, reforming, among other things, the decades-old Succession Law.
Felix B. Chang, L. Ho
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“Reforming the law of intestate succession in a legally plural Ghana”
Journal of Legal Pluralism and Unofficial Law, 2019There has been minimal compliance with Ghana’s Intestate Succession Act, 1985, (PNDC Law 111) especially by communities in rural areas whose lives are governed almost exclusively by customary law.
A. Hammond
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The Influence of Fundamental Rights on the Law of Succession
European Business Law Review, 2018One of the most debated issues that European lawyers are tackling is the enforcement of fundamental rights in private law. Nonetheless, the intersection between inheritance law and fundamental rights is still neglected, due to the misleading idea of the ...
Filippo Viglione
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Shimla Law Review
[Abstract: Hindu women have been kept deprived of their right to succeed in their father’s ancestral property for a long time. Like women of other countries and religions, equal rights to women were opposed by the dominant patriarchal factions of the ...
Pranay Agarwal
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[Abstract: Hindu women have been kept deprived of their right to succeed in their father’s ancestral property for a long time. Like women of other countries and religions, equal rights to women were opposed by the dominant patriarchal factions of the ...
Pranay Agarwal
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