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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"UK courts"”.
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An Empirical and Comparative Analysis of UK Courts and CJEU decisions in Trademark Law: defining the nature and understanding the characteristics of inconsistencies in EU Trademark law
… laws; in particular, the interpretation of courts that have continued to perpetuate these uncertainties. <br/>In this regard, this thesis argues that the logic of these ambiguities in EU trademark law is twofold. Firstly, the contradictions in judgements can be understood by observing the …
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The limits to the horizontal effect of human rights in UK law
… this thesis seeks to address is: “how far has UK law been able to accommodate Wade’s approach to horizontal effect?” The thesis uses the way the foundational values of human dignity and equality are being effectively or ineffectively protected in UK law as the theoretical framework for …
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Domestic deeming provisions and double tax treaties: lessons from Tradehold and Fowler
… the research investigates whether South African courts' reasoning in Tradehold could have been influenced by the approach taken in Fowler. The thesis explores whether key judicial principles or other factors justify the different outcomes in the cases or if the uncertainties in interpretation …
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Designing an English-Romanian glossary of English Criminal Law for interpreters and legal professionals using electronic corpora
… between English and Romanian in the framework of UK Criminal Law and manage the discontinuity between the UK and Romanian legal systems. The project’s objective is to examine specific lexical-contextual difficulties encountered in the professional practice and the availability of equivalent …
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The road to nowhere? A critical case study of the political discourses in the debates around the decision to construct a bypass road around Aberdeen.
… study of urban planning in Aalborg, Denmark, Lukess theories on the second dimension of power and a Foucauldian conceptualistion of power were found to have more acute explanatory power. These major theories have been applied tentatively to the field of public relations by Burkart (2009) who …