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Pt.1. July 17-21, 24-26, 1967. Includes testimony from government and other witnesses on the various housing bills. 856 p.--Pt.2. July 27, 28, August 7, 1967. Includes testimony of witnesses, pending bills, agency reports, supplementary statements, letters and data. pp. 857-1637. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Development of state is chained process, depended on different factors and aspects. Economic growth and development depends a lot of Tourism and hospitality development. Tourism and hospitality activities contribute to economic and sustainable development and ensure big amount of money to every national economy. Their regulations, in different aspects, are preconditions for right implementation of this issue. F.Y.R.O. Macedonia has big potentials in this direction, and must use that. Law regulation i.e. legislation for tourism and hospitality is very significant for the proper functioning of these fields in practice. In this paper a try for analyzing the latest laws, Law for tourism activity, Law for hospitality activity in the F.Y.R.O. Macedonia is done. This is related to the infrastructure, culture and economic development and law system. At the end of the paper, some interesting and useful conclusions for improving the conditions in these areas are given. This must lead us towards faster and better European integration, where all will fulfill their needs and expectations. Key words: legislation, Law for tourist activity, Law for hospitality activity, development, EU integration

Government policy for vulnerable people has long been to encourage as many people as possible out of care homes and into supported accommodation. This article seeks to explore some of the unforeseen legal difficulties arising out of this trend. Two have already become very apparent: first, where the question of ordinary residence arises, with regard to which authority is liable for the purchase of the additional domiciliary care, and second, for residents who may be thought to lack capacity to make a contract for the tenancy which underpins the whole arrangement. The article begins by describing two quite different arrangements for providing accommodation and support.

A trade mark is a visual symbol that distinguishes the goods or services of one enterprise from those of the competitors. A reference to goods will imply services also, unless the context prohibits it. Trade Marks are at the centre of global business today. They are the major source of product differentiation and non-price competition in a modern, market driven economy. Consumers come to associate certain value in terms of performance, durability, price, after-sales service etc in the goods sold under specific brands, which may be among the greatest assets of the enterprise. In the language of the law, brand names are known as trademarks. Several products, of the same category or of different categories, can be marketed under one brand name. Recently, non-visual signs have made a strong claim for recognition as trademarks. Smell and sound signs fall under such category though they are not yet recognised in India. Several broadcasting organisations and film producers have specific signature tunes to identify their programmes. This article review about the features of legislation, function and selection of trademark, types of trademark that can be registered, duration and benefits of trademark, who can apply and use the trademark, how to apply for and formalities of major trademark transaction.

The Paper goes over the recent history of Spanish Social Housing policy considered in terms of its legalregulation. The way policy for this has been put together in constitutional, legislative and regulating waysis gone into, as is how it was affected by town and country planning policy and legislation as to Land itself.Special emphasis is given to just how those in power legally handle putting their policies into effect – in themain through subsidies forming part of housing policy – and to the mechanism employed to articulate orbring together the 'say so' for policy in a composite state such as Spain, marked as it is by a high degree ofdecentralization. The paper also examines the constitutional and legislative changes that were adopted from2006 onwards, a period during which the 'Building Bubble coincided with reforms made in some Statutesof Autonomous Regions, these generally having to do with the Right to be Housed. The paper then makes aprovisional critical summary of how the State and some Autonomous Communities tried to tackle withlegislation the phenomenon of the 'Building Bubble. ; El artículo tiene por objeto el pasado inmediato y el presente de las políticas de vivienda socialo políticas de VPO desde el punto de vista de su regulación jurídica. Se examinan la articulación constitucional,legislativa y reglamentaria de dichas políticas, así como su relación con la política urbanística o desuelo. Se pone especial énfasis en una descripción crítica de las técnicas jurídicas mediante los cuales lospoderes públicos llevan a cabo sus políticas de vivienda (esencialmente a través de un sistema de ayudasfinancieras contenidas en planes de vivienda), así como en los mecanismos de articulación o coordinacióncompetencial, característicos de un Estado compuesto o altamente descentralizado como es España. Asimismo,se pasa revista a las novedades constitucionales y legislativas acontecidas desde el año 2006, cuandocoincidieron el punto más llamativo de la llamada "burbuja" inmobiliaria con las reformas de algunos Estatutosde Autonomía – que supusieron una cierta recuperación del derecho a la vivienda. Finalmente, se intentadar un balance provisional de las respuestas legislativas que la Administración del Estado y algunasCCAA dieron a dicha "burbuja".

The Paper goes over the recent history of Spanish Social Housing policy considered in terms of its legalregulation. The way policy for this has been put together in constitutional, legislative and regulating waysis gone into, as is how it was affected by town and country planning policy and legislation as to Land itself.Special emphasis is given to just how those in power legally handle putting their policies into effect – in themain through subsidies forming part of housing policy – and to the mechanism employed to articulate orbring together the 'say so' for policy in a composite state such as Spain, marked as it is by a high degree ofdecentralization. The paper also examines the constitutional and legislative changes that were adopted from2006 onwards, a period during which the 'Building Bubble coincided with reforms made in some Statutesof Autonomous Regions, these generally having to do with the Right to be Housed. The paper then makes aprovisional critical summary of how the State and some Autonomous Communities tried to tackle withlegislation the phenomenon of the 'Building Bubble. ; El artículo tiene por objeto el pasado inmediato y el presente de las políticas de vivienda socialo políticas de VPO desde el punto de vista de su regulación jurídica. Se examinan la articulación constitucional,legislativa y reglamentaria de dichas políticas, así como su relación con la política urbanística o desuelo. Se pone especial énfasis en una descripción crítica de las técnicas jurídicas mediante los cuales lospoderes públicos llevan a cabo sus políticas de vivienda (esencialmente a través de un sistema de ayudasfinancieras contenidas en planes de vivienda), así como en los mecanismos de articulación o coordinacióncompetencial, característicos de un Estado compuesto o altamente descentralizado como es España. Asimismo,se pasa revista a las novedades constitucionales y legislativas acontecidas desde el año 2006, cuandocoincidieron el punto más llamativo de la llamada "burbuja" inmobiliaria con las reformas de algunos Estatutosde Autonomía – que supusieron una cierta recuperación del derecho a la vivienda. Finalmente, se intentadar un balance provisional de las respuestas legislativas que la Administración del Estado y algunasCCAA dieron a dicha "burbuja".

The article is devoted to determining the place of consumer law in the system of Russian law and in the system of Russian legislation. Having formed in Russian civil law initially as a functional institution of civil law protection of consumer rights, it later, together with the norms of branches of public law, forms an intersectoral institute of Russian law, and under the influence of codified civil legislation, especially due to the reform of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation, as well as the improvement of legislation on consumer protection and the practice of its application, occupies the place of a functional sub-branch in the structure of modern civil law. For more than thirty years, consumer law has also been formed as a complex branch of legislation, including normative acts containing norms of various branches of Russian law. Consumer law (consumer protection legislation) is characterized by a number of features (it includes numerous regulations of various hierarchical levels and combines legal regulation contained in codified civil legislation and special acts on consumer protection). This, on the one hand, seems to be a very progressive phenomenon, since the civil law regulation of contractual relations with the participation of consumers is elevated to the level of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation, and, on the other hand, this is done in part two of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation, as well as in certain federal laws, is often inconsistent or insufficiently successful.

This internationally edited collection addresses the issues raised by multi-owned residential developments, now established as a major type of housing throughout the world in the form of apartment blocks, row housing, gated developments, and master planned communities. The chapters draw on the empirical research of leading academics in the fields of planning, sociology, law and urban, property, tourism and environmental studies, and consider the practical problems of owning and managing this type of housing. The roles and relationships of power between developers, managing agents and residents.

Поскольку нынешний кризис можно отнести к явлению общекультурного характера, право как часть культуры подверглась его влиянию: в системе и содержании права происходят определенные изменения. Во-первых, традиционное деление права на частное и публичное (в зависимости от того, какой интерес - частный или публичный - защищает правовая норма) становится все более нечетким. С одной стороны, государство все сильнее вмешивается в частные (гражданские и торговые) правоотношения, с другой стороны, бизнес также лоббирует свои интересы в отношениях публично-правового характера. Во-вторых, при кризисе происходят значительные изменения в законодательстве, особенно в финансовом (бюджетном, налоговом, банковском). Можно отметить несколько направлений вносимых изменений: создание новых финансовых институтов; усиление защиты прав граждан и организаций; ужесточение мер ответственности за экономические правонарушения; рост государственного контроля за целевым расходованием средств. Также учеными юристами были высказаны предложения по изменению гражданского законодательства. В-третьих, разрабатывая и реализуя меры экономической и социальной стабилизации, следует помнить о том, что в России высшей ценностью являются права и свободы человека. Меры должны быть направлены на защиту прав и свобод, и ни в каком случае не должны нарушать их.