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The subject of this research is about the noted improvement of the international systems towards the consideration of compensation for the service damage without the necessity of committing an error as a condition in all cases, but rather acting in accordance with justice and equality against general encumbrances. The Administrative Compensation was not applied in our Jordanian system, then its improvement was identified on the basis of only the tort and committing an administrative error as a condition, so we decided to make this research in order to achieve a dual benefit; first benefit is: 1- simplify the current Jordanian system, in the way that elaborates the system conditions and restrictions in the field of Compensation for the service damage, second benefit is: 2- clarify the original rules of other preceding comparative systems in such field to the extent of the compensation for the service damage as well even if without committing an error, so, this comparison becomes a proper preliminary step in the process of improving our current Jordanian system. Hereupon, this research is divided into three chapters as follow; The First Chapter: "The field of Administrative Compensation and its relation with the Civil and Administrative Laws". Which consists of two parts and four requests, where the research discusses the basic rules of the civil liability in compensation, in terms of the both basic rules or the exceptions, and also the Administrative rules in such compensation, in terms of both the compensation for the service error or the compensation for the service damage. The Second Chapter: "The Restrictions on the Administrative Compensation" Which also consists of two parts and four requests, where the research discusses these restrictions, either in terms of legal restrictions; (acts of sovereignty and acts of the legislative and judicial authorities) or the pragmatic restrictions; (Prerogatives of public and administrative discretion powers and the exceptional conditions and how they affect in such area). The Third Chapter: "The Administrative Liability in the Jordanian System" Which also consists of two parts and four requests, where the research discusses the compensation for the service error in the Jordanian system and its relation to the personal error, and also the statement of limiting this system not only to the point of the tort in the field of the Administrative Compensation, beside, but also the limitation of this liability with different legal, pragmatic and judicial restrictions. These chapters are followed by a conclusion and recommendations, through which we elucidated the summary of what we achieved in our research and the recommendations we call for.

Beginning with 1915 the Abstracts of decisions of the United States Customs Court are included. ; 1890-1926 include also Decisions of the Board of U.S. General Appraisers no. 1-9135. ; Beginning with 1899 the volumes are numbered consecutively as issued. ; Beginning with 1915 the Abstracts of decisions of the United States Customs Court are included. ; 1890-1926 include also Decisions of the Board of U.S. General Appraisers no. 1-9135. ; Mode of access: Internet. ; Index. January 1, 1890, to December 31, 1895. Washington, Government Printing Office, 1896. 1 v. 23 cm. ; Issued also in weekly numbers, having separate indexes, with title, Treasury decisions under customs, internal revenue, and other laws (varies slightly)

Syllabus for "Political science 1B." ; Reproduced from typewritten copy. ; Cover-title. ; Mode of access: Internet.

This survey covers Virginia court decisions affecting the employment relation directly or indirectly, including the Virginia Supreme Court, the Virginia Court of Appeals, and published decisions of various circuit courts. Because this subject area has not been included in earlier surveys of Virginia law, this survey covers the years 1985 and 1986. During this time, Virginia courts have interpreted the rights and duties of employers and employees under the workers' compensation and unemployment compensation statutes; they have examined the remedies available under Virginia law for allegedly tortious conduct in the context of a labor dispute; they have reexamined the employment-at-will doctrine; and they have construed the authority of the Virginia Department of Labor and Industry to monitor compliance with the worker safety laws by inspecting the workplace. Because the Virginia General Assembly has not been as active in these areas, legislative developments are not featured but are noted when significant to the law under discussion.

1 documento en PDF de 5 páginas ; The Administrative law enjoys certain "philosophy", which is summarized in "a set of knowledge—reasoned, arranged in a logical harmonic synthesis, in which they are linked and illustrated between yes—of the Administrative law by his beginning and foundations acquired with the natural light of the reason". In addition, it is so the science of the Administrative law, "it deals preferably it is the same, while his philosophy takes us after his last one and the last one , being applicable to the classic definition Aristotelian: ". The Colombian Administrative law, as branch autonomy, begins to appear with the Letter of 1886, which I spend of the federal system a centralist system or of centralism politic and decentralization administrative officer. In the PRC, based on its Constitution, the administrative procedural law was issued in order to ensure an adequate procedure for the purpose of processing to the appropriate authorities, the rights and obligations of citizens under appropriate principles under current standards.

This dissertation argues that the rhetorical and material production of frontiers has remained crucial to the sustenance of American modes of futurity (ideas like progress, growth, prosperity) since the mid-twentieth century. It tracks, on the one hand, how what I call "administrative media"—literary and audiovisual objects produced by governments and corporations—have, at specific historical junctures, foreclosed environmental anxieties by propagating new frontiers of expansion. On the other hand, it examines how such foreclosures have shaped the lives of normative citizens and racialized others of the settler state. The first chapter reinterprets the postwar era, usually conceived of as a time of abundance, under the sign of resource scarcity. Reading an influential report by the President's Materials Policy Commission, it shows how acknowledgments of futures constituted by scarcity became occasions for envisioning frontiers of extractive growth at home and abroad. In parallel, the chapter examines how plastic flowers in the home helped normative suburban subjects stabilize scarcity-induced-anxieties by promising permanence and security from the vagaries of nature. The second chapter engages the last decade of the twentieth century when, after the Cold War, pronouncements of the end of history produced a sense of temporal unsettlement. At this time, the rhetoric of technological frontierism leveraged a nostalgic and eternal image of nature to authorize electronic futures. The chapter discerns this dynamic in a 1995 book by Microsoft CEO Bill Gates, and examines how frontier nostalgia filtered into intimate domains by analyzing an iconic Microsoft desktop nature wallpaper, Bliss. The third chapter transitions into the early-twenty-first century to examine how, in the context of global ecological crises, the American state and corporations now invoke renewable energy as the "next frontier" of economic growth. Reading these claims against photojournalistic images of everyday toxicity in Los Angeles, the chapter argues that those living in the debris of energy economies, cultivate inattention as a survival strategy. Where the first two chapters zero in on the ways in which normative subjects are enrolled into foreclosures of environmental crises, the third elucidates how racial others live on in the knowledge that such foreclosures are always illusory.

Waterborne diseases, such as cryptosporidiosis, cause many cases of serious illness in the United States annually. Water quality is regulated by a complex system of federal and state legal provisions and agencies, which has been poorly studied. The authors surveyed state and territorial agencies responsible for water quality about their laws, regulations, policies, and practices related to water quality and surveillance of cryptosporidiosis related to drinking water. In this commentary they review the development and current status of federal drinking water regulations, identify conflicts or gaps in legal authority between federal agencies and state and territorial agencies, and describe court-imposed limitations on federal authority with regard to regulation of water quality. Recommendations are made for government actions that would increase the efficiency of efforts to ensure water quality; protect watersheds; strengthen waterborne disease surveillance; and protect the health of vulnerable populations.

Consists of orders issued by the military governor of Cuba. ; English and Spanish. ; Mode of access: Internet.

In June 2020, the Central Government presented three ordinances focusing on extensive agricultural changes in the nation. Government has expressed that the objectives of the Act are to Freeing up controls on trade, changing administrative framework, giving hindrance free trade and establishing a farmer-friendly environment. These ordinances will override all State laws in this regard. But this was all done in absence of a strong opposition and without consulting with the states, farmers and the commission agents, who are the main affected parties, resulting in a strong opposition and demand for rollback of the ordinances.

This Note focuses on admitting-privileges laws, a type of TRAP law that requires physicians who provide abortions to obtain staff privileges at a hospital within a certain distance from their clinics. Without these required privileges, physicians performing abortions risk civil and criminal penalties. These laws are especially concerning because they give area hospitals an effective veto over a clinic's operations, effectively outsourcing the power to deny licenses to private entities. Admitting-privileges decisions are often discretionary for hospital administrators; a hospital's denial of admitting privileges also lacks state oversight or external appeals. Admitting-privileges laws are being ratified throughout many states, but have proven resistant to traditional substantive due process challenges. In addition to traditional "undue burden" analysis, a multipronged approach to reproductive rights litigation and advocacy is necessary. Part I of this Note sets forth a brief history of the right to choose an abortion and the current federal legal framework. Then, it details recent state legislative and ballot initiatives aimed at regulating abortion providers. Part II explains the complications of using the "undue burden" doctrine in constitutional challenges to state action, as illuminated by recent cases litigating admitting-privileges laws. It further introduces private-delegation challenges as an alternative method to examine the constitutionality of these laws. Part III looks at the history of private-delegation challenges with respect to admitting-privileges laws and touches on other possible avenues to challenge admitting-privileges regulations.

Includes index. ; At head of title: Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Includes index. ; At head of title: Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. ; Mode of access: Internet.

Working knowledge of Federal and State Fish and Wildlife regulations and other laws are critical for today's commercial applicator in the vertebrate pest control business. The ever-changing focus on environmental protection, endangered species considerations, occupational health and safety, and animal rights have put vertebrate pest control operators in the precarious position of correctly interpreting the steady stream of laws and regulations passed by government. The consequences of failing to stay abreast of these changing regulations and correctly interpreting them can lead to very costly fines and possible imprisonment. Maintaining close contact with the many agencies that regulate the pest control industry and their enforcement personnel is essential to navigating and promoting a successful, long-term business in today's hostile, anti-business environment.

There are various laws in India governing maintenance based on religion of a woman. However, maintenance for Muslim women in India has always remained a question. As per the Muslim personal law of India, there are multiple factors in which women can claim maintenance. This article studies the maintenance of Muslim women as per law with that of other religions. It also contains a comprehensive study about the Legislation regarding Hindu Marriage Act, Muslim Women (Protection of Rights on Divorce) Act, 1986, Section 125 of Code of Criminal Procedure etc., about the process of calculation of Maintenance, a legal duty on how a wife is to be maintain and limitation for providing maintenance and the Principles and Judicial Judgement for the maintenance of women.

Latest issue consulted: Vol. 8 (July 1998-May 2000) ; Decisions and orders of the Chief Administrative Hearing Officer of the U.S. Dept. of Justice, Executive Office for Immigration Review. ; Title varies slightly: v. 4- , Administrative decisions under employer sanctions, unfair immigration-related employment practices, and civil penalty document fraud laws of the United States. ; Also designated Reference no. 399 to 591- ; Mode of access: Internet. ; Cumulative topical index: v. 1 (Mar. 1988)-8 (May 2000). 1 v. (Includes index to the publication under its earlier title). ; Each vol. includes cumulative alphabetical listing of cases from v. 1. ; Permanent vols. for: 8 USC 1324 . proceeding.