- is a
shorthand version of the
choice of law
rules that
determine the lex
causae (the laws
chosen to
decide a case). When a case
comes before a court, if...
- An
honorary degree is an
academic degree for
which a
university (or
other degree-awarding institution) has
waived all of the
usual requirements. It is...
-
appearance of pages. The
Breves causae and
Argumenta belong to a pre-Vulgate
tradition of m****cripts. The
Breves causae are
summaries of the Old Latin...
-
recorded reference of the use of hops in beer as a preservative. The second,
Causae et Curae, is an
exploration of the
human body, its
connections to the rest...
- also
recommended the use of the
substance in her
Physica (repeated in her
Causae et Curae). A
number of
cosmetics companies sold bear's grease, and it was...
- purpose, or causa,
which limited the
scope of
their activities. The
chief causae were rei
gerundae (a
general purpose,
usually to lead an army in the field...
- A gift, in the law of property, is the
voluntary and
immediate transfer of
property from one
person (the
donor or grantor) to
another (the
donee or grantee)...
- or
causae.
These causae were akin to provinciae,
spheres of
command ****igned to a
magistrate which bound their freedom of action. The
various causae were:...
-
Perspektiven der
Reform des
Gerichtsstands am Erfüllungsort,
which discusses lex
causae in
conflict of laws. She
reportedly has also
worked for
McKinsey & Company...
- II.
Ideoque effectuum naturalium ejusdem generis eædem ****ignandæ sunt
causæ,
quatenus fieri potest.
Logical Constructions.
Metaphysics Research Lab...
