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Modernizing Commercial Agency Regulations in Saudi Arabia: Legal Reforms and Comparative Insights [version 4; peer review: 4 approved] [PDF]
Background This study analyzes Saudi Arabia’s 2022–2023 reforms to the Commercial Agency Law through legal, economic, and comparative lenses. The pre-reform regime—marked by rigid nationality limits, procedural burdens, and litigation-prone termination ...
Hajed A. Alotaibi, Abdullah Ali Alasmari
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Unjust enrichment: Comparative legal review [PDF]
Unjust enrichment is very highly positio ned as one of the sources of obligations in the Law on Obligations. Research of comparative legal literature (both doctrinal type and judgments of national courts) indicated significant differences in the attitude
Pajtić Bojan L.
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The relationship between condictio and version in REM in modern law [PDF]
In this paper, the author analyses a lawsuit for unjust enrichment through the prism of two institutes: condictio and actio de in rem verso. The origin of these two notions is linked to Roman law, although their essence has been drastically changed in ...
Stefanović Aleksandra
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Rethinking Unjust Enrichment: Advancing Distributive Justice in Indonesian Law
This study aims to analyze the development of the unjust enrichment doctrine in Indonesia from a progressive legal perspective. Employing normative legal research with conceptual, comparative, and legislative approaches, the study confirms that the ...
Rian Ganggas Puspatara +1 more
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The Nature of Intellectual Rights’ Infringement in Islamic Jurisprudence and Law of Iran in Terms of Compensation; With a View on US Law [PDF]
Intellectual property rights infringement is wrong that has both civil and criminal aspects. In civil aspect it is followed by compensation and in criminal terms, it causes the imposition of punishment on the violator of the right.
mahsa madani +3 more
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Condictional liability in the Roman law [PDF]
Condiction refers to an action that originates in Roman Law and was used for the restitution of a thing found with the defendant unjustifiably (sine causa).
Cvetković-Đorđević Valentina
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When the Spanish Administration assumes payment commitments derived from contracts, without having the prior budget or exceeding the preexisting credit, those expenses will be automatically void.
Alejandro D. Leiva López
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Basic characteristics of unjust enrichment in domestic and comparative law [PDF]
In this scientific paper, an analysis of the basic characteristics of unjust enrichment in domestic and comparative law was made. During the research and preparation of scientific work, methods of analysis, inductive-deductive method and historical ...
Nikolova-Marković Aleksandra
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This paper concerns of the doctrine of versio in rem (or actio de in rem verso) in the legal discussion in interwar Czechoslovakia. The paper presents a brief overview of the origin and field of application of actio de in rem verso in classical Roman law
Petr Dostalík
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Unjust enrichment and roman law. Doi: 10.5020/2317-2150.2007.v12.ed.esp.p114
Paradoxalmente, o Common law começa sua evolução no século XI com as invasões normandas em um estágio menos desenvolvido que aquele já alcançado pelo direito romano que tinha lhe precedido.
Julio Alberto Diaz
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