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The Development Of Insolvency Law In The Commonwealth Caribbean: A Brief Survey Of Potential Approaches, Timothy B. Desieno
The Development Of Insolvency Law In The Commonwealth Caribbean: A Brief Survey Of Potential Approaches, Timothy B. Desieno
Florida State University Journal of Transnational Law & Policy
No abstract provided.
Commonwealth Caribbean Courts' Jurisdiction In Winding Up Of Foreign Corporations, Vincent W. Meerabux
Commonwealth Caribbean Courts' Jurisdiction In Winding Up Of Foreign Corporations, Vincent W. Meerabux
Florida State University Journal of Transnational Law & Policy
It is well established that the Courts in the Commonwealth Caribbean may wind-up a foreign corporation. The term "foreign corporation" refers to a corporation that is not incorporated in the country in which the court is exercising its winding-up jurisdiction. This article sets out the basic principles drawn from decided cases which should guide the court in the exercise of its ancillary windingup jurisdiction. Due to the absence of any reported cases from the West Indian Law Reports, cases from England were selected because insolvency laws in the Commonwealth Caribbean generally are modeled after the laws of England and the …
Sex Discrimination On Grounds Of Pregnancy In European Community Law: The Case Of Great Britain, Ellen E. Hodgson
Sex Discrimination On Grounds Of Pregnancy In European Community Law: The Case Of Great Britain, Ellen E. Hodgson
Florida State University Journal of Transnational Law & Policy
No abstract provided.
Florida Legislates Its Slice Of The Hollywood Pie: A Comparison Of International Incentives For Film Production, Monica Karlene Douglas
Florida Legislates Its Slice Of The Hollywood Pie: A Comparison Of International Incentives For Film Production, Monica Karlene Douglas
Florida State University Journal of Transnational Law & Policy
No abstract provided.
The Other Pro Choice-Pro Life Issue: A Comparison Of Euthanasia Law In The United States And The Netherlands, Mark Stephen Thomas
The Other Pro Choice-Pro Life Issue: A Comparison Of Euthanasia Law In The United States And The Netherlands, Mark Stephen Thomas
Florida State University Journal of Transnational Law & Policy
No abstract provided.
Free Trade And Environmental Protection In An Integrated Market: A Survey Of The Case Law Of The United States Supreme Court And The European Court Of Justice, Damien Geradin
Florida State University Journal of Transnational Law & Policy
No abstract provided.
State Responsibility In Case Of Stabilization Clauses, F. V. Garcia-Amador
State Responsibility In Case Of Stabilization Clauses, F. V. Garcia-Amador
Florida State University Journal of Transnational Law & Policy
Modern concession agreements between States and foreign corporations sometimes contain, in addition to choice-of-law clauses, the specific commitment on the part of the contracting State not to alter the terms of the concession, by legislation or by any other means, without the consent of the other contracting party. These stipulations are usually known as "stabilization" clauses. The commitment embodied in these clauses poses a special situation from the standpoint of State responsibility. Before discussing such a situation, let us first see what is the traditional position as to the international responsibility of States for measures affecting contractual rights, and also, …
Expanding The Role Of The International Court Of Justice To Resolve Interethnic Conflict And Protect Minority Rights, Paul J. Magnarella
Expanding The Role Of The International Court Of Justice To Resolve Interethnic Conflict And Protect Minority Rights, Paul J. Magnarella
Florida State University Journal of Transnational Law & Policy
Despite the prevalence of interethnic conflict and its threat to world order, the global constitutive process offers no universal mechanism, such as an international tribunal, to adjudicate the claims advanced by non-state, ethnic minorities. This author advocates establishing such a mechanism. During our present century, the power of politicized ethnicity in international and intra-state affairs repeatedly manifests itself around the globe in countries old and new. Ethnopolitical movements involve the mobilization of people on the bases of cultural characteristics, such as language, tradition, religion, homeland, and selected physical traits. Ethnopolitics significantly affects the world order. In 1973, Walter Connor wrote: …
International Human Rights Law In U.S. Courts, Richard B. Lillich
International Human Rights Law In U.S. Courts, Richard B. Lillich
Florida State University Journal of Transnational Law & Policy
Although, as Professor Bilder rightly observes, "[ijnternational human rights law is derived from a variety of sources and involves many kinds of materials, both international and national, it is to national law that one must look first to determine the scope and content of the human rights recognized and protected in any country. Domestic courts confronted with human rights claims initially refer to national constitutions, laws, decrees, regulations, court and administrative decisions, and policy pronouncements for relevant rules of decision. Increasingly, however, domestic courts also are taking international human rights law into account in deciding cases. The purpose of this …
European Community Competition Law: Is The Corporate Veil Lifted Too Often, Eran Aharon Lev
European Community Competition Law: Is The Corporate Veil Lifted Too Often, Eran Aharon Lev
Florida State University Journal of Transnational Law & Policy
No abstract provided.
Changes In U.S. Trade And Economic Policy Towards Post-Nonmarket Economy Countries: An Example Of Poland, Joanna Gomula
Changes In U.S. Trade And Economic Policy Towards Post-Nonmarket Economy Countries: An Example Of Poland, Joanna Gomula
Florida State University Journal of Transnational Law & Policy
No abstract provided.
Avoiding A Collision Of Competence: The Relationship Between The Security Council And The International Court Of Justice In Light Of Libya V. United States, Scott I. Bortz
Florida State University Journal of Transnational Law & Policy
Reaction in the wake of a horrible tragedy has clarified the political hierarchy of the United Nations and helped avoid a collision of competence between the Security Council and the International Court of Justice (Court). The destruction of Pan Am Flight 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland, in December 1988, ultimately called the applicability of an international agreement into question, exacerbated an already volatile political relationship between the United States and Libya, and led to case wherein the Court was able to clarify its relationship with the Security Council. In Libya v. United States, (Lockerbie) a case that "may be the most …
Forum Non Conveniens And The Constitutional Right Of Access: A Commonwealth Caribbean Perspective, Winston Anderson
Forum Non Conveniens And The Constitutional Right Of Access: A Commonwealth Caribbean Perspective, Winston Anderson
Florida State University Journal of Transnational Law & Policy
No abstract provided.