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Place where a person has his home, in the sense that he usually lives and sleeps there and that he returns to it in general after he has gone to work or other places
Habitual residence
Negotiators have to act as reasonable persons in the precontractual stage; information provided during negotiations must be correct; unlawful termination of negotiations implies tortious liability.
Culpa in contrahendo
The estate of the deceased will remain separate from that of the heir; heir will only pay debts up to the total value of the inherited assets.
Body of principles that underpin the operation of legal systems in each state. This addresses the social, economic and moral values that tie a society together: values that differ in different cultures and change over time.
Public policy rules
The systematic, analytically evaluative exposition of the substance of private law, criminal law, public lawetc. Legal doctrine picks up questions from legal practice and discusses them in a more general andprofound manner.
Legal doctrine
‘Which statement is true’ (About Civil Law)
Non permanent court; tries criminal cases, political crimes, crimes committed by ways of the printing press.
Assize court
single judge court - competent to hear:
- cases of smaller crimes
- cases related to traffic (traffic accidents, offences against the traffic code)
Rule on conflicts of competence between the federal and regional authorities; conformity of legislation with specific provisions in the constitution; competent to annul legislation which breaches the constitution.
Constitutional Court
The International Court of Justice
settles, in accordance with international law, legal disputes submitted to it by States
This quiz is about the concept of a residence, where a person lives, sleeps, and returns to after going to work or other places. Test your understanding of the idea of home!
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