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    BIOTECHNOLOGY FOR BREEDING: FELDA’S EXPERIENCE Sharifah Shahrul Rabiah Syed Alwee1‚ Seng Tzer Ying1‚ Sheryl Leao Ling Jiun1 and Vengeta Rao2 1 Felda Biotechnology Centre‚ PT23417 Lengkuk Technology‚ 71760 Bandar Enstek‚ Negeri 2 Sembilan‚ Malaysia and Green Hectares‚ No. 2‚ Jalan Jed 1‚ Taman Jed‚ 43800 Dengkil‚ Selangor‚ Malaysia ABSTRACT FASSB has embarked on the development of molecular markers for key traits since 2006. The large number of quantitative trait loci (QTLs) identified

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    CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1. BACKGROUND OF STUDY Generally‚ researchers have investigated issues relating to aspects of career choice by teenagers (Breakwell‚ 1988; Dick & Rallis‚ 1991; Jawitz‚ 2000; Woolnough‚ 1994). Southwick (2000)‚ for example: observes the trend toward a decline in graduate enrolments in health-related fields‚ as well as science and engineering‚ having recorded enrolment decline from 1993-1997‚ after four decades of annual increases. A continuing decline of admissions

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    its adoption and ratification of some international agreements that have a bearing on the environment for the purpose of legal protection[3] Yet it is still very difficult for individuals to enforce their environmental rights as the issue of locus standi has become a major stumbling block for the realization of their rights. 2. STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM Although Tanzania has played a big role in enacting the environmental management Act[4] and also the constitution[5] providing

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    by giving liberal interpretation to the long standing rigid concept of locus standi. The supreme court advocated for social justice for the poor by the way of public interest litigation and court devised the new tool for mitigating the suffering of poor people. Article 39A of the constitution mandates that the state shall secure the operation of the legal system promote justice‚ on the baisis. The rule of locus standi have been relaxed and a person acting bonafide and having sufficient interest

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    FACTORS INHIBITING ACCESS TO JUSTICE A number of obstacles conspire against access to justice. While some of these obstacles are substantive in nature‚ others are procedural and yet others have their roots in the present political and economic system. We shall here examine some of these factors to see how they have continued to inhibit access to justice. 1. Delay In The Administration Of Justice * Very often‚ we see ordinary cases of unlawful termination of employment or even those for the

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    INTRODUCTION “Public interest litigation has become the people’s tool fashioned by judges to enforce the obligations of the state‚ its institutions‚ and its functionaries to explore and discover ways and means of giving life and soul to the preambular assurances via the judicial process.” -Justice O.Chinnappa Reddy "Public interest Litigation"‚ in simple words‚ means‚ litigation filed in a court of law‚ for the protection of "Public Interest"‚ such as pollution‚ Terrorism‚ Road safety‚ constructional

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    Computer Use in Legal Work How Automation Software is Changing Law Computers have been dominating the workplace these days.  In this modern world‚ companies have become ultimately dependent on computers when it comes to continuous or automatic tasks where humans are no match with when it comes to process time.  It completely eliminates the factor of “human error” and the inherent disadvantages of humans versus computers‚ such as the need to sleep or rest‚ the need for variety‚ etc. Modern technology

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    (a) what is public interest litigation Public interest litigation involves the institution of actions by private citizens in courts to seek redress against public wrongs committed by government or public bodies. It is an adjudication of disputes between private individuals and the state initiated to promote the public good in terms of serving a collective societal interest. In George John v Goh Eng Wah Bros Filem Sdn Bhd & 2 Ors‚ Lim Beng Choon J traced the origin of public interest litigation and

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    Tortious liability. L.M.C.L.Q. 2006‚ 4(Nov)‚ 539-567 Letters of credit. Bills of lading; Charges; Fraud; Locus standi; Passing of property. J.I.B.L. 1994‚ 9(2)‚ N36 No protection for banks against fraud and folly. Bills of lading; Charges; Fraud; Locus standi; Passing of property. L.M.C.L.Q. 1994‚ 3‚ 350-356 No protection for banks against fraud and folly. Bills of lading; Charges; Fraud; Locus standi; Passing of property. L.M.C.L.Q. 1994‚ 3(Aug)‚ 350-356 Books Benjamin ’s Sale of Goods 8th Ed. Chapter:

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    the victim or the aggrieved party. That means only the affected parties had the chance for locus standi to file a case and continue the litigation‚ but the non-affected persons didn’t had that chance. However‚ this has been changed when the post emergency supreme court set at rested the problem of access to justice by people through elementary changes and modifications made in the requirements of locus standi and of party aggrieved. The concept of the public interest has originated in the 1970 in the

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