Public Holiday in Europe Public Holiday (in European Private Law) In this context, this may be a concept of the term: A "public holiday" with reference to a member state, or part of a member state, of the European Union means any day designated as such for that state or part in a […]
Public Punitiveness in Europe Public Punitiveness in Low, Median and High Crime Areas in Athens (Greece) Anastasia Chalkia, from the Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences, made a contribution to the 2012 Annual Conference of the European Society of Criminology, in the category […]
Tariffs in Europe Description of GATT (General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade) The Concise Encyclopedia of the European Union describes gatt (general agreement on tariffs and trade) in the following terms: [1] The GATT was established with 23 signatories in 1948, as an adjunct of the UN, […]
Publication in Europe Definition of Publication
Prior to the Wills Act, 1837, a ivill luad to be published, i. e., declared by the testator, in the presence of witnesses, to be his will : abolished by the Wills Act, 1837.
For the purposes of the Copyright Act, 1911, publication in […]
Punishment in Europe Goals of Criminal Punishment: Incapacitation Introduction to Punishment Modern punishments seek to incapacitate certain offenders who are believed to pose a threat to the community. Incapacitation involves restricting offenders' movement or liberty. In contemporary […]
Public Records in Europe Definition of Public Records
The General Records of the Realm which are kept at the Record Office, in the custody of the Master of the Rolls. Copies purporting to be sealed with the seal of the Record Office are admissible as evidence (Public Record Office Act, […]
Public Purchasing in Europe Description of Public purchasing The Concise Encyclopedia of the European Union describes public purchasing in the following terms: [1] Successive Directives since the early 1970s have established that contracts placed by public bodies in the Community should be […]
Free Movement of Goods in Europe Description of Free movement of goods The Concise Encyclopedia of the European Union describes free movement of goods in the following terms: [1] The first of the Treaty of Rome's four freedoms which laid the foundations of the Common Market, the free […]
Rhine Model in Europe Description of Rhine model The Concise Encyclopedia of the European Union describes rhine model in the following terms: [1] The consensus-based German-style economic structure, often known as the 'social market economy' and contrasted with the more […]
Cassis De Dijon Case in Europe Description of Cassis de Dijon case The Concise Encyclopedia of the European Union describes cassis de dijon case in the following terms: [1] The 1979 Cassis de Dijon ruling of the European Court of Justice was a landmark judgment. It established that a […]
Punitivity in Europe Public Punitivity in the Czech Republic on Increase? Jan Tomasek, from the Institute of Criminology and Social Prevention, made a contribution to the 2012 Annual Conference of the European Society of Criminology, in the category "Crime and Society," under the […]
Publication of the Conviction in Europe Publication of the Conviction in Germany Provisions relating to publication of the conviction in the German Criminal Code [1]: This criminal issue is covered by Chapter Fourteen," located in Section 200 Publication of the conviction, which […]
Public Administration in Europe Public Administration in Sweden Under Chapter 1, with the heading "Basic principles of the form of government," of the Instrument of Government (part of the Swedish Constitution), Article 9 provides the following: Courts of law, administrative […]
Public Incitement to Crime in Europe Public Incitement to Crime in Germany Provisions relating to public incitement to crime in the German Criminal Code [1]: This criminal issue is covered by Chapter Six, under the heading "Resistance Against State Authority," located in Section […]
Public Safety Policy in Europe The Use by the Spanish Police of the Situational Prevention Theories to the Public Safety Policy Jesus Bernal, from the University of Oviedo, made a contribution to the 2012 Annual Conference of the European Society of Criminology, in the category "Crime and […]
Public School in Europe Public School in Sweden Under Chapter 2, with the heading "Fundamental rights and freedoms," of the Instrument of Government (part of the Swedish Constitution), Article 21 provides the following: All children covered by compulsory schooling shall be entitled […]
Public Order in Europe Public Order in Sweden Under Chapter 2, with the heading "Fundamental rights and freedoms," of the Instrument of Government (part of the Swedish Constitution), Article 14 provides the following: Freedom of assembly and freedom to demonstrate may be restricted […]
Near Abroad in Europe Description of Near abroad The following is a short description of near abroad in the European Union context: Former Soviet states with Russian populations, over which Russia harbours ambitions of influence, if not hegemony. Resources Notas y References See Also
Public Interest Objetives in Europe The four reasons referred to in Article 16(1) and (3) in relation to the E.U. Services Directive The following is an examination of the four reasons referred to in article 16(1) and (3) regarding the European Union Servicies Directive [1]: The four […]
Public Power in Europe Public Power in Sweden Under Chapter 1, with the heading "Basic principles of the form of government," of the Instrument of Government (part of the Swedish Constitution), Article 1 provides the following: All public power in Sweden proceeds from the people. […]
Co-operation Procedure in Europe Description of Co-operation procedure The Concise Encyclopedia of the European Union describes co-operation procedure in the following terms: [1] Introduced by the 1986 Single European Act, the co-operation procedureallows the European Parliament to be […]
Public Funds in Europe Requirements governing access to public funds in relation to the E.U. Services Directive The following is an examination of requirements governing access to public funds regarding the European Union Servicies Directive [1]: Requirements governing access to public […]
Public Office in Europe Causing Bodily Harm While Exercising a Public Office in Germany Provisions relating to causing bodily harm while exercising a public office in the German Criminal Code [1]: This criminal issue is covered by Chapter Thirty, under the heading "Offences Committed […]
Public Security Forces in Europe Exerting Anti-constitutional Influence on the Armed Forces and Public Security Forces in Germany Provisions relating to exerting anti-constitutional influence on the armed forces and public security forces in the German Criminal Code [1]: This criminal […]
Publication of Conviction in Europe Publication of Conviction in Germany Provisions relating to publication of conviction in the German Criminal Code [1]: This criminal issue is covered by Chapter Ten, under the heading "False Accusation," located in Section 165 Publication of […]
Public International Law in Europe Public international law and the European Judicial System Description of Public international law provided by the European Union Commission: Public international law means the set of legal rules governing international relations between public bodies such as […]
Public Sector Body in Europe Public Sector Body and the Public Sector Information According to the Directive on the re-use of Public Sector Information (PSI Directive) definition, Public Sector Body means the State, regional or local authorities, bodies governed by public law and associations […]
Definition of Pubertati Proximi Children in the stage prior to puberty. (Roman law.) Browse You might be interested in these references tools: ResourceDescription Pubertati Proximi in the Dictionaries, Pubertati Proximi in our legal dictionaries, Related topics, Browse topics from the […]
Definition of Purgation To make clean : the modes by which a man accused of crime acquitted himself. They were compurgation, the ordeal, and trial by battle Browse You might be interested in these references tools: ResourceDescription Purgation in the Dictionaries, Purgation in our legal […]
Definition of Public Authorities Protection Act, 1893 This Act provides that any action brought against any person for any act done in execution of an Act of Parliament or public duty must be commenced within six months of the ceasing of the cause of action, and if judgment be for the […]
Definition of Purparty Share or portion Browse You might be interested in these references tools: ResourceDescription Purparty in the Dictionaries, Purparty in our legal dictionaries, Related topics, Browse topics from the European Encyclopedia of Law, Browse the Legal Thesaurus, Find […]
Definition of Public Meeting A public meeting may be held on private property by licence, but there is no right to cause obstruction to a highway. Under the Public Meeting Act, 1908, to create disorder in order to prevent the transaction of business at a lawful meeting is an offence punishable […]
Definition of Purpresture Iiiclosure Browse You might be interested in these references tools: ResourceDescription Purpresture in the Dictionaries, Purpresture in our legal dictionaries, Related topics, Browse topics from the European Encyclopedia of Law, Browse the Legal Thesaurus, Find […]
Definition of Public Officer (1) The holder of a public office under the Crown or public agent (2) An officer of a joint stock company or corporation Browse You might be interested in these references tools: ResourceDescription Public Officer in the Dictionaries, Public Officer in our legal […]
Definition of Pursue To execute or carry out Browse You might be interested in these references tools: ResourceDescription Pursue in the Dictionaries, Pursue in our legal dictionaries, Related topics, Browse topics from the European Encyclopedia of Law, Browse the Legal Thesaurus, Find […]
Definition of Public Policy Certain classes of acts are said to be against public policy or against the policy of the law when the law refuses to enforce or recognise them on the ground that they have a mischievous tendency so as to be injurious to the interests of the State. Thus, trading […]
Definition of Purveyance The Crown’s prerogative right to buy up provisions and other necessaries for the Royal Household at an appraised price, and of impressing horses and vehicles, at an appraised price, for the royal use Browse You might be interested in these references tools: […]
Definition of Public Prosecutor The Director of Public Prosecutions (q.v.) Browse You might be interested in these references tools: ResourceDescription Public Prosecutor in the Dictionaries, Public Prosecutor in our legal dictionaries, Related topics, Browse topics from the European […]
Definition of Purview That part of a statute which provides or enacts, as opposed to the preamble ; the scope or policy of a statute Browse You might be interested in these references tools: ResourceDescription Purview in the Dictionaries, Purview in our legal dictionaries, Related topics, […]
Definition of Pusey V. Pusey ((1684), 1 Vern. 273). The plaintiff brought this bill for specific delivery up of a certain horn which in ancient times was delivered to his ancestors to hold their lands by. The defendant demurred to this bill. Held, that the demurrer must be overruled, and that […]
Definition of Public Trustee The official appointed by the Lord Chancellor under the Public Trustee Act, 1906. He is a corporation sole, and the State is responsible for his breaches of trust. He may act as a custodian, ordinary or judicial trustee, either solely, or jointly Browse You might […]
Definition of Publici Juris Of public right, e.g., the right to light and air Browse You might be interested in these references tools: ResourceDescription Publici Juris in the Dictionaries, Publici Juris in our legal dictionaries, Related topics, Browse topics from the European Encyclopedia […]
Definition of Puis Darrein Continuance A plea in which the defendant pleaded some matter of defence which had arisen since the last continuance or adjournment.Now, where a ground of defence arises after the delivery of the statement of defence, the defendant may by leave of the Court or a […]
Definition of Puisne Later born, or younger. A puisne Judge means a Judge of the High Court of Justice other than the Lord Chancellor, the Lord Chief Justice of England, and the President of the Probate Division They are styled Justices of the High Court. (Judicature Act, 1925, s. 2.) Browse […]
Definition of Puisne Mortgage Any legal mortgage not protected by a deposit of documents of title and not being registered in the local deeds register (if any). (Land Charges Act, 1925, s. 10.) Browse You might be interested in these references tools: ResourceDescription Puisne Mortgage in […]
Definition of Pupil I Us A person sui juris, under the age of puberty, whose affairs are managed, and whose want of legal capacity is supplied by a tutor. (Roman law.) Browse You might be interested in these references tools: ResourceDescription Pupil I Us in the Dictionaries, Pupil I Us in […]
Definition of Pur Autre Vie See Tenant pur autre vie Browse You might be interested in these references tools: ResourceDescription Pur Autre Vie in the Dictionaries, Pur Autre Vie in our legal dictionaries, Related topics, Browse topics from the European Encyclopedia of Law, Browse the […]
Definition of Pubertas The legal ag of puberty, fourteen for males and twelve for females. Plena pubertas was fixed at eighteen, when the body was regarded as fully developed. (Roman law.). Browse You might be interested in these references tools: ResourceDescription Pubertas in the […]
Definition of Purchase In the special legal sense purchase means to acquire land by lawful act ; e.g., by conveyance, gift or devise, as opposed to title by act of the law, such as descent, dower, curtesy, inclosure, partition, etc., and to title by wrong, as in the case of disseisin. One who […]