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Some aspects of the conclusion of treaties

Blix, HansUniversity of Cambridge1958

… of importance and frequent occurrence. The law of treaties, therefore, rightly occupies a central position in international law. Within this branch of the law, three large categories of rules may easily be distinguished relating, respectively, to the conclusion, to the interpretation, and to …

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Learning from young people's lives: an exploratory study of some potentially important psycho-social factors in the lives of teenagers and young adults

Baylis, Nicholas Victor KernUniversity of Cambridge1999

… in this thesis may be amenable to scientific research, are conceptually related, and were self-reported as potentially important in at least a substantial minority of the participants' lives. The thesis is inspired by and is integrated into a body of existing literature that includes …

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The equity side of the exchequer: its jurisdiction, administration, procedures, and records

Bryson, William HamiltonUniversity of Cambridge1972

… of institutional history for both the lawyer and the historian will, hopefully, overcome this initial discouragement. Substantive law is inextricably intermingled with the procedures of the court; the practicalities of the prosecution of a lawsuit can never be neglected. Of initial and …

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Independence, access to justice, and the patriation of New Zealand's final Court of Appeal : an investigation into the legal and constitutional consequences of the replacement of the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council with a Supreme Court : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts in Politics at Massey University, Manawatū Campus, New Zealand

Lyon, Robert Stanley2014

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