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Individual title pages of some numbers of 1917-1919 read: Journal of comparative legislation and international law; of 1920: Journal of the Society of Comparative Legislation and International Law, the cover title remains stable. ; Imprint varies. ; Edited for the Society of Comparative Legislation. ; Includes an annual "Review of legislation." ; Mode of access: Internet. ; New ser. v. 16 (1916)-v. 18 (1918). 1 v. (Includes index to earlier title); ser. 3, v. 1 (1919)-v. 20 (1938). 1 v.; ser. 3, v. 21 (1939)-v. 25 (1943). 1 v. ; Merged with: International law quarterly (London, England), to form: International and comparative law quarterly.

Includes annual "Review of legislation" covering the years 1859-1949. ; Individual title pages of some numbers of 1917-19 read: Journal of comparative legislation and international law; of 1920: Journal of the Society of Comparative Legislation and International Law. ; Includes annual "Review of legislation" covering the years 1859-1949. ; Mode of access: Internet. ; Merged with: International law quarterly, to form: International and comparative law quarterly, ISSN 0020-5893.

The struggle for the making Islamic family law after independence still leaves debate, for those who reject Islamic law legislation considers that Islamic law does not need to be included in state law, on the contrary for those who support it, consider that the state cannot ignore Islamic law in the state legal system. Marriage regulations are the initial stage of the Islamic law legislation process because it is not comprehensive enough that a presidential instruction on the Compilation of Islamic Law was issued in 1991. This article aims to analyze the roots of the struggle for marriage law legislation and the presence of KHI in Indonesia. This research resulted from a normative study with legal politics and a historical approach. This paper argues that the birth of KHI cannot be separated from the role of Muslim parties and the insistence of Islamic religious leaders who view that the marriage law is not comprehensive in regulating marriage law. The marriage law tends to ignore traditional fiqh and customary law, so the presence of KHI can eliminate the debate between the government and traditionalist Muslims.

v. 1.South America.--v. 2.Panama, Central America, Mexico, Cuba, Haiti, Dominican Republican. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Part I of this article appeared in IQ March 2002. This second part takes into account some of the important developments that have taken place since that publication. These included further legislative reforms in local financial services legislation, particularly changes to the law governing the newly designated Malta Financial Services Authority. Part II also revisits the themes introduced in Part I and offers a fresh re-appraisal of the relationship and inter-connectivity that may or may not exist between financial legislation on one side and consumer laws and structures on the other. ; peer-reviewed

"This pamphlet, ., together with publications nos. 230 and 131 make the complete school law of the state."--T.p. verso. ; Mode of access: Internet.

This report opens with an overview of visa issuances, with sections on procedures for aliens coming to live in the United States permanently and on procedures for aliens admitted for temporary stays. It includes a discussion of visa screening policies, including inadmissibility, databases, an analysis of visa refusals, biometric visas and other major visa policy procedures. Summaries of key laws revising visa policy enacted in the 107th Congress follows. The final section analyzes selected issues in the 108th Congress, notably visa revocation and removal, new technologies, potential impact on business, and other security concerns.

This report opens with an overview of visa issuances, with sections on procedures for aliens coming to live in the United States permanently and on procedures for aliens admitted for temporary stays. It includes a discussion of visa screening policies, including inadmissibility, databases, an analysis of visa refusals, biometric visas and other major visa policy procedures. Summaries of key laws revising visa policy enacted in the 107th Congress follows. The final section analyzes selected issues in the 108th Congress, notably the 9/11 Commission recommendations, visa revocation and removal, new technologies, potential impact on business, and other security concerns.

At head of title: The commonwealth of Massachusetts . ; Mode of access: Internet.

"Advance sheets from the Biennial survey of education in the United States," 1916/18, 1918/20. ; Title from cover. ; Description based on: 1918/20. ; Vol. designated 1917-1918 covers school years 1916/20; 1919-1920 covers school years for 1918/20. ; Mode of access: Internet. ; Continues the chapter, Educational legislation, in̲̲ United States. Bureau of Education. Report of the Commissioner of Education.

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

Hearings held between June 17, 1965 and Aug. 24, 1966. ; "Serial no. 89-24, 29." ; Mode of access: Internet.

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.

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 following articles, the work of the faculty of the School of Law, constitute the first academic comment on the laws of 1957. For obvious reasons, these articles are not represented to the reader as a complete survey of the legislative session. Rather, they are merely a compilation of comments on Acts which the writers have found to be important, timely, or merely interesting. The Administrative Law section deals with amendments cause veto of Model State Administrative Procedure Act legislation.