Suchergebnisse

SOMMAIRE: First part. The functioning of the French judicial services and the lack of competence of the administrative court/A. The organisation of judicial services/B. The functioning of the judicial services/C. Passive extradition and the functioning of the judicial services/Part Two. Judgment L. and the cooperation of the Belgian administrative authorities in the activities of the judiciary ; SOMMAIRE : Première partie. Le fonctionnement des services judiciaires français et l'incompétence de la juridiction administrative / A. L'organisation des services judiciaires / B. Le fonctionnement des services judiciaires / C. L'extradition passive et le fonctionnement des services judiciaires / Deuxième partie. L'arrêt L… et la collaboration des autorités administratives belges à l'activité du pouvoir judiciaire

The Sources of Primitive Accumulation in the Agriculture of Calabria in the 19th Century : The Case of the Barracco Family.

Through the investigation of the private archives of a family, it became possible to analyse the sources of primitive accumulation in Calabria. Six types of sources were reviewed: purchases of ancient fiefs, purchases of landed property belonging to the State, loans on mortgage warranted on real estates, purchases of credences warranted on landed property and followed by judiciary expropriation, usurpations, purchases of peasants' plots. The period under review (1806-1850) is characterized by a single process, which has its own economical logic: the concentration of landed property. It is the birth of latifundium which replaces the great feudal estates and commonlands with their collective charges.

An essay on juridical aspects of sociol, based on an examination of the relevent literature, Agreement is voices with the view of G. Gurvitch that juridical sociol is the full sci of law & that it includes what has been called the philosophy of law, as well as the general theory of law, juristics, juridical phenomenology, juridical deontology, etc. It does not, however, include juridical logic, which is one of the formal types of logic. Nor does it include juridical & judiciary psychol, which may, however, serve as its auxilliary sci's. Practical res themes of juridical sociol include: the teaching of law; the genesis & evolution of laws; knowledge of & respect for law; egoistic & altruistic aspects of legal relations; private & collective property, etc. I. Langnas.

Supervision of the constitutionality and legality of regulatory acts and general self-management acts in Yugoslav law.
In Yugoslavia, which is a federal, decentralized, self-managing state, the supervisory function assumes two main forms. Regulatory and self-management acts are drawn up by various bodies: Praesidium of the FSR, assemblies, executive councils, socio-political communities, self-managing organizations, who successively exercise administrative supervision of these acts. Supervision of the judiciary has been especially strengthened by the introduction, in 1963, of a federal constitutional court and republican courts. The first of these is responsible for judging the conformity of a given act with the Constitution and with federal law. The republican courts, for their part, are concerned only with the Constitution and their own internal laws. This latter form of judicial constitutional supervision has meant that citizens' rights are increasingly safeguarded.

International audience ; The question of the alleged existence of a third Power, beside the Legislative and the Executive, the Judiciary, that gave rise to sharp clashes at the end of the 19th century, must be reexamined, but solely from a descriptive, rather than a normative point of view. As a matter of fact, the function exercised by judges is undoubtedly of a political character, for it implies the power to give an authentic interpretation of statutes, i.e. a discretionnary power. Nevertheless, if that function is political, its possession does not give the owner the status of a third Power. First because, unlike the Legislative or the Executive, judges do not constitue a single authority. Secondly, because the structure of judicial motivation prevents judges from expressing and translating their political preferences into the form of judicial decisions. ; La question de l'existence, à côté du Pouvoir législatif et du Pouvoir exécutif d'un troisième Pouvoir, le Pouvoir judiciaire, qui a fait l'objet de débats animés à la fin du XIXe siècle et au début du XXe, doit être examinée à nouveau, mais cette fois d'un point de vue purement descriptif et non plus d'un point de vue normatif. En fait, la fonction exercée par les juges est incontestablement de caractère politique, car elle implique la mise en d'un pouvoir d'interprétation authentique, c'est-à-dire d'un pouvoir discrétionnaire. Mais si la fonction est politique, l'exercice de cette fonction ne fait pas de son titulaire un troisième pouvoir. D'une part, en effet, les juges ne constituent pas, contrairement au Pouvoir législatif ou au Pouvoir exécutif, un organe unique, même complexe. D'autre part, la structure même de la motivation empêche les juges d'exprimer et de traduire leurs préférences politiques dans la forme juridictionnelle.

International audience ; The question of the alleged existence of a third Power, beside the Legislative and the Executive, the Judiciary, that gave rise to sharp clashes at the end of the 19th century, must be reexamined, but solely from a descriptive, rather than a normative point of view. As a matter of fact, the function exercised by judges is undoubtedly of a political character, for it implies the power to give an authentic interpretation of statutes, i.e. a discretionnary power. Nevertheless, if that function is political, its possession does not give the owner the status of a third Power. First because, unlike the Legislative or the Executive, judges do not constitue a single authority. Secondly, because the structure of judicial motivation prevents judges from expressing and translating their political preferences into the form of judicial decisions. ; La question de l'existence, à côté du Pouvoir législatif et du Pouvoir exécutif d'un troisième Pouvoir, le Pouvoir judiciaire, qui a fait l'objet de débats animés à la fin du XIXe siècle et au début du XXe, doit être examinée à nouveau, mais cette fois d'un point de vue purement descriptif et non plus d'un point de vue normatif. En fait, la fonction exercée par les juges est incontestablement de caractère politique, car elle implique la mise en d'un pouvoir d'interprétation authentique, c'est-à-dire d'un pouvoir discrétionnaire. Mais si la fonction est politique, l'exercice de cette fonction ne fait pas de son titulaire un troisième pouvoir. D'une part, en effet, les juges ne constituent pas, contrairement au Pouvoir législatif ou au Pouvoir exécutif, un organe unique, même complexe. D'autre part, la structure même de la motivation empêche les juges d'exprimer et de traduire leurs préférences politiques dans la forme juridictionnelle.

International audience ; The question of the alleged existence of a third Power, beside the Legislative and the Executive, the Judiciary, that gave rise to sharp clashes at the end of the 19th century, must be reexamined, but solely from a descriptive, rather than a normative point of view. As a matter of fact, the function exercised by judges is undoubtedly of a political character, for it implies the power to give an authentic interpretation of statutes, i.e. a discretionnary power. Nevertheless, if that function is political, its possession does not give the owner the status of a third Power. First because, unlike the Legislative or the Executive, judges do not constitue a single authority. Secondly, because the structure of judicial motivation prevents judges from expressing and translating their political preferences into the form of judicial decisions. ; La question de l'existence, à côté du Pouvoir législatif et du Pouvoir exécutif d'un troisième Pouvoir, le Pouvoir judiciaire, qui a fait l'objet de débats animés à la fin du XIXe siècle et au début du XXe, doit être examinée à nouveau, mais cette fois d'un point de vue purement descriptif et non plus d'un point de vue normatif. En fait, la fonction exercée par les juges est incontestablement de caractère politique, car elle implique la mise en d'un pouvoir d'interprétation authentique, c'est-à-dire d'un pouvoir discrétionnaire. Mais si la fonction est politique, l'exercice de cette fonction ne fait pas de son titulaire un troisième pouvoir. D'une part, en effet, les juges ne constituent pas, contrairement au Pouvoir législatif ou au Pouvoir exécutif, un organe unique, même complexe. D'autre part, la structure même de la motivation empêche les juges d'exprimer et de traduire leurs préférences politiques dans la forme juridictionnelle.

Protestant genevois, later established at the Windsor Court, Jean-André de Luc (or Deluc), had a well-known reputation as a talent physician and naturalist. One of the first to say 'Geologist' (1), its 'Geology', in its many written texts, is firmly mixed with biblicist apologists. In good faith, he fought to regain the stages of Creation according to the Genesis in the monuments of the world's past, extending the six 'days' to indeterminate, certainly long periods. His main effort was to demonstrate the very recent age of the emersion of our present continents, emersion for him and corresponding to the biblical deluge. The natural 'chronometers' which, in his view, testify to this recent age (low filling of alpine lakes, etc.) are indeed a fairly accurate estimate of the length of time that has elapsed since the removal of the alpine ice cream, which was then ignored (2). (.) ; International audience ; Protestant genevois, later established at the Windsor Court, Jean-André de Luc (or Deluc), had a well-known reputation as a talent physician and naturalist. One of the first to say 'Geologist' (1), its 'Geology', in its many written texts, is firmly mixed with biblicist apologists. In good faith, he fought to regain the stages of Creation according to the Genesis in the monuments of the world's past, extending the six 'days' to indeterminate, certainly long periods. His main effort was to demonstrate the very recent age of the emersion of our present continents, emersion for him and corresponding to the biblical deluge. The natural 'chronometers' which, in his view, testify to this recent age (low filling of alpine lakes, etc.) are indeed a fairly accurate estimate of the length of time that has elapsed since the removal of the alpine ice cream, which was then ignored (2). (.) ; Protestant genevois, plus tard établi à la cour de Windsor, Jean-André de Luc (ou Deluc) eut de son vivant une réputation notoire de physicien et naturaliste de talent. L'un des premiers à se dire Géologue (1), sa "Géologie",dans ses ...

SUMMAIRE: I. The institution of courts administratifs/1. Administrative Justice and Law administratif/2. Administrative justice and procedure administrative/3. Administrative justice and litigation/II. The jurisdiction of the courts administratifs/1. Administrative justice attached to the locale/2 administration. Administrative justice attached to the centrale/3 administration. Administrative justice and legal proceedings ; SOMMAIRE : I. L'institution de tribunaux administratifs / 1. La justice administrative et le droit administratif / 2. La justice administrative et la procédure administrative / 3. La justice administrative et la procédure contentieuse / II. La compétence des tribunaux administratifs / 1. La justice administrative attachée à l'administration locale / 2. La justice administrative attachée à l'administration centrale / 3. La justice administrative et le contentieux de légalité