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As part of its 2020 Targets, Malta has been tasked by the European Union to reach a share of 10% with regard to its ratio of energy produced through renewable sources of energy. This has resulted in a proliferation of photovoltaic cells and solar water heaters on rooftops. Such investment has been rendered possible through generous Government assistance in the form of advantageous feed-in tariffs, which schemes have proven to be considerably popular with private consumers. Nonetheless, this increase in solar energy systems has not been complemented by the implementation of legislation aimed at protecting investment by private persons, with the risk of development in adjacent tenements and high rise buildings threatening such solar energy systems through shading, which could be of such an extent as to render the solar energy system affected economically unsustainable. This paper shall analyse Maltese legislation and international legislation alike in an attempt to provide solutions as to this issue and ensure that solar rights are made available to all. ; peer-reviewed

Obtaining shares in a joint stock company grants the owner important rights and imposes several obligations on them. In the list of shareholders' rights, one of the most important subjects is the right to sue the shareholder's lawsuit. The right to bring in front of courts certain aspects of company-related activities is the legal mechanism of protecting the shareholders other rights. Shareholders' lawsuit plays an important role in the protection of minority shareholders. Shareholders' lawsuit also includes two types of legal actions: direct lawsuit and derivative lawsuit. Georgian case law is not very advanced in this area. When shareholders bring matters in front of courts, the number of precedents adhered to is rare. As for the derivative lawsuit, the relative novelty of this legal institution in Georgian legislation causes the lack of deeper understanding. Georgian doctrine does not provide thorough analysis of legal nature and divergence of shareholders' lawsuits when it comes to case law. As mentioned above, it is quite scarce.

The article discusses the doctrinal approachesconcerning the definition of principles of law. The features of a restatement of principles of law in national legislationare investigated. It isdefined that despite the fact that not all the principles of law are enshrined in national legislation, the principles of law that are set out in national legislation reflect the peculiarities and specifics of legal right. However, the principles of law are not limited to legislation, but include other social regulators.National legislation, public relations, principles of law, principles of legislation, branch principles, enforcement.

"This book evaluates the effectiveness of current international human rights law, and in particular the recent Istanbul Convention, in eradicating so-called honour killings in Turkey. So-called 'honour killings' have become an issue of concern for the international community. In Turkey, in particular, the practice still exists despite the adoption of the relevant human rights instruments. This book evaluates how effective current international human rights law, and in particular the recent Istanbul Convention, have been in eradicating so called 'honour killings' on Turkey. The book argues that the improvement of the status of women in Turkey in accordance with gender equality as well as the application of the principle of state due diligence, both requirements of the Istanbul Convention and international human rights law, are fundamental means towards eradicating the killing women in the name of 'honour'. The study looks at the application of such standards as well as the current obstacles using the feminist approaches, in particular the intersectionality approach. Through such lens, the study discusses the strengths and weaknesses of the Turkish Constitution, Turkish Civil Code, Turkish Penal Code and Law to Protect Family and Prevent VAW and questions the judicial approach to the implementation of the women's right to life. It identifies the lacunae in the Turkish legislation that allow inadequate legal protection for women and the inconsistency of the judicial approach to the definition of the so-called honour killings in the judgements. The study then recommends some concrete amendments to the relevant legal provisions in order to better reflect the international framework and the feminist approaches"--

This report includes selected bills of interest for higher education. The listing is not exhaustive. Legislation is listed in numeric order. House (H.) bills are listed first and followed by Senate (S.) bills and Regulations.

The article is devoted to a comprehensive analysis of the concept of professionally motivated opinion applied by regulator (Bank of Russia) in respect of a credit institution. This concept (category) is seen in a variety of ways: as the approach used in international banking practice, as an institution of banking supervision, as assessment assigned by to the Bank of Russian to a credit organization, on the basis of analysis of numerous financial parameters of the latter, the ownership structure, the risks taken and the objective economic factors. The article discusses also the main directions of banking supervision, which includes elements of professionally motivated opinion as well as the goals of the latter. ; Статья посвящена всестороннему анализу понятия профессионального мотивированного суждения, применяемого регулятором (Банком России) в отношении кредитной организации. Данное понятие (категория) рассматривается в различных аспектах: как подход, используемый в международной банковской практике, как институт банковского надзора, как оценка, присваемая Банком России кредитной организации на основании анализа многочисленных финансовых параметров деятельности последней, структуры собственности, принимаемых рисков, а также объективных экономических факторов. В статье рассматриваются также основные направления банковского надзора, в которых присутствуют элементы профессионального мотивированного суждения, а также цели его вынесения.

In recent years, scholars have begun to look afresh at the dynamics of English "imperial" power in the late medieval period, but the extent to which the English dominions were subject to English law and legislation – and why and how these influences varied between the regions, and over an extended period of time – has been considered less systematically, and rarely comparatively. With its focus on Wales and Ireland this discussion explores the synergies and the strains which shaped attitudes towards the authority of the late medieval English crown and which, ultimately, determined the extent of England's influence beyond its borders. It shows that these attitudes were often fundamentally conflicted and contradictory. It highlights the difficulties of the English crown in seeking to balance the elitist agenda of its English subjects, on the one hand, with its desire to bring the Welsh and Irish more squarely within the orbit of the English state system, on the other hand. It also highlights the often inconsistent attitudes within the dominions themselves, which veered between welcoming or resisting the interference of the English crown. The discussion emphasizes how interaction between the English crown and the people of its dominions was shaped above all by dialogue and negotiation.

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The modern State faces an inflation of laws and other regulations. Many of them are imperfectly, even badly done. 'Legistics' or 'legisprudence' as research, teaching and learning of law-production tries to reduce quantity and improve quality of norms. It deals with analysis of norms, organisation and procedure of norm setting, content of law, legislative techniques and properly monitoring effective implementation of regulations. 'Legislative Science' wants to contribute to 'better regulation' as essential element of 'good governance'. This paper presents a survey of problems and possible solutions of legislation, mainly – although not exclusively – under legal aspects of the Constitutional State of the Western Tradition, as imprinted by Human Rights, Democracy and Rule of Law. ; El Estado moderno se enfrenta a una inflación de leyes y de otras regulaciones. Muchas de ellas se hacen imperfectas e incluso malamente. La "legística" o "legisprudencia" como investigación, enseñando y aprendiendo de la producción de la ley intenta reducir la cantidad y mejorar la calidad de las normas. Trata del análisis de las normas, de la organización y del procedimiento de elaboración de normas, contenido de la ley, técnicas legislativas y de comprobar adecuadamente la eficaz aplicación de las regulaciones. La "ciencia legislativa" desea contribuir a la mejor regulación como elemento esencial de un "buen gobierno". Este artículo presenta un panorama de problemas y de posibles soluciones de legislación, principal, aunque no exclusivamente, de conformidad con los aspectos jurídicos de las constituciones de los Estados de tradición occidental, impresas por los derechos humanos, la democracia y el Estado de Derecho.