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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"agency law"”.
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The development and reform of the rules regulating authority to contract on behalf of companies in South African and English Law
… for over a century. Even today this area of law is recognised as one of complexity, with the principles of agency, court-made company law doctrines and legislative provisions sitting side by side, with no sure guide as to their interaction. In South Africa, this sense of uncertainty is …
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A critical analysis of provisions relating to compulsory third party insurance under part VII of the road traffic Act No.11 of 2002
… the emergence and development of insurance law in Zambia. It goes further and discusses the nature of compulsory third party insurance and its legal implications under the Road Traffic Act No. 11 of 2002.Chapter Two critically analyzes Part VII of the Road Traffic Act No. 11 of 2002 and …
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A critical analysis of provisions relating to compulsory third party insurance under part VII of the road traffic Act No.11 of 2002
… the emergence and development of insurance law in Zambia. It goes further and discusses the nature of compulsory third party insurance and its legal implications under the Road Traffic Act No. 11 of 2002.Chapter Two critically analyzes Part VII of the Road Traffic Act No. 11 of 2002 and …
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Companies in Private Law: Attributing Acts and Knowledge
… thesis is about corporate attribution in private law. Unlike human persons, companies are artificial legal persons. They lack a physical body with which to act, and a mind with which to think. English law therefore developed the concept of attribution so that legal rules could be applied to …
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Informal learning in the police subculture: a case study of probationary special agents of a federal criminal investigative agency
Law enforcement professionals bear responsibility to maintain order, to prevent and solve crime, and to protect life and property. In performing such tasks, they possess a unique and significant burden, the authority to deprive others of their liberty and, in extreme cases, their lives. Preparation …