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    Resolving Legal Disputes

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    1. What are the issues involved in resolving legal disputes in international transactions? The issues involved in resolving legal disputes in international transactions include but are not limited to the signing of contracts designed to protect both parties‚ choice of clause‚ which forum to use when settling a dispute and if arbitration‚ if used‚ will be binding or nonbinding. Something else to think about when resolving legal disputes in international transactions would be to gauge when the

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    Domestic Dispute

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    | Domestic Dispute | My review and analysis of this case pursuant to developing new policies for the police department. | | Virgil Domingo | 10/31/2012 | Identify‚ define‚ examine‚ and discuss the domestic violence laws in your state applicable to this situation between Sarah and her boyfriend. Compare and contrast property crimes and personal crimes and how domestic violence relates to both. Evaluate victim’s rights as they related to domestic violence and social responsibility in

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    IBM553 Dispute settlement of the Thailand – Cambodia Border: Dispute over Preah Vihear Temple The border dispute becomes a serious problem between Thailand and Cambodia. Both of the country claimed that Preah Vihear Temple and the area near that temple is their territory. In 1962‚ the dispute border between two country can be stop for a while after the International Courte Of Justice (ICJ) was decide the Preah Vihear Temple is actually belong to Cambodia. However‚ in January 2008‚ the dispute border

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    belize guatemala dispute

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    Britain and Belize to resolve the dispute‚ Belize´s attainment of independence in 1981 and subsequent attempts to end the dispute. The paper is written from the viewpoint of a Belizean‚ and focuses on the decision to submit the dispute to the ICJ after simultaneous referenda in both countries approve such submission‚ examines arguments for and against going to the ICJ and argues forcefully that it is in the best interests of both countries to have the dispute finally ended by a decision of the

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    Senkaku Island Dispute

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    Japan use a lingering conflict for their own domestic political interests. Presenting Problem: a longstanding territorial dispute over who has sovereignty over the Senkaku islands. Chinese believe the islands were unlawfully seized by Japan in the war 1895. Japan argues that possession is nine-tenths of the law and that there can be no dispute since they have occupied the Senkakus for the past over 100 years. For the past 40 years Japan has managed to avoid the conflict over the islands by not

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    Labour Disputes Case

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    Labour Disputes: A look at the TKM unrest Introduction: Toyota Kirloskar Motor Private Limited (TKM) was a joint venture‚ established in 1997‚ between Toyota Motor Corporation (Toyota)‚ Japan’s largest car company and the second-largest car manufacturer in the world‚ and the Kirloskar Group of India. Toyota holds an 89% equity stake and while the Kirloskar Group holds the remaining 11%. Toyota has over 400 acres of land in its Bidadi plant and less than half of the land has been utilised

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    Spratly Islands Dispute

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    Exclusive Economic Zone in the southeastern part of the Spratlys encompassing just one area of small islands above mean high water (on Louisa Reef). This has led to escalating tensions over the Islands’ disputed status. Historical Background of the Dispute 200BC around – China firstly discovered the Spratly Islands 220 – Nansha (Spratly) Island was settled by Chinese monks‚ building up a monastery on that island. 789 – The Tang Dynasty‚ China included the Nansha Islands into its administrative map 990

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    prophecies‚ and her protective nature towards Oedipus‚ Jocasta’s tragic fate is inevitable. Jocasta clearly displays her loving character trait repeatedly throughout the play. Immediately after making her first appearance on stage‚ she catches Creon and Oedipus in the midst of a dispute. Showing no signs of hesitation to the audience‚ she breaks up the argument and

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    Industrial Dispute Act

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    Indu Industrial Disputes Act -1947 The conflict between the industrialists (employers) and labourers (employees) is inherent in a democratic and an industrial society. Economic progress of a country largely gets obstructed by the industrial conflicts; therefore ‘industrial peace’ is desired. It is a reality that no rule‚ regulation or legislation can eliminate the industrial conflicts permanently; however a quest for industrial harmony is indispensable when a country plans to make industrial

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    hypothetical context is that a project at hand is implemented in a region with an open conflict (civil war)‚ accordingly the project evaluation needs to be conflict sensitive. Important to note is that both the process and the results of the evaluation should not be influenced and should not influence the conflict in a negative manner. Actors involved in the project and in the evaluation of the project must not be put at any risk. Conflict sensitive The assumption is that projects and programmes are likely

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