Common Law Et Equity

Histoire du droit et des institutions. Section B – Justice Chapitre I – Le cas de L’Angleterre : L’essor du Common Law 1° Contexte : un droit national En Angleterre, c’est un droit commun à tout le royaume : on dit LE ou LA common law. C'est un droit jurisprudentiel à travers lequel 2 éléments auront un poids: l'histoire et les précédents. En ce qui concerne sa composition, il est le résultat d'une addition; à la coutume, s'ajoute l'activité judiciaire. C'est un droit produit par les juges

place d’une Cour administrative suprême conforme au le modèle impérial B. La remise en cause du modèle impérial Chapitre II Le rejet du modèle français : l’exemple de l’Angleterre Section I. Un système distinct du modèle français A. Un système de Common law rendant impossible la mise en place d’un Conseil d’État B. Une absence de Conseil d’Etat signifiant un système sans droit administratif ? Section II. Une distinction alimentée par une critique acerbe du modèle français A. La critique « Diceyenne

traits, etc.” (Heery & Noon, 2001) Equal opportunities “reflects a moral concern for social justice, which recognizes and involves implementing measures to eliminate social group-baser discrimination and disadvantage” (Kirton & Greene, 2005) The common point for those two approaches is that everybody has to be treated in the same way without marginalize differences (colour, race, gender, sex, disability). But if those two expressions seem really close to each other, the approach is different. In

HIGH LEVEL GROUP OF COMPANY LAW EXPERTS ON A MODERN REGULATORY FRAMEWORK FOR COMPANY LAW IN EUROPE Brussels, 4 November 2002 THE HIGH LEVEL GROUP OF COMPANY LAW EXPERTS Chairman : Jaap WINTER José Maria GARRIDO GARCIA Klaus J. HOPT Jonathan RICKFORD Guido ROSSI Jan SCHANS CHRISTENSEN Joëlle SIMON Rapporteur : Secretariat : Dominique THIENPONT Karel VAN HULLE TABLE OF CONTENTS Page Letter from the Chairman Summary The High Level Group of Company Law Experts’ observations and

the private sector, depending on the jurisdiction in which they have their legal domicile. The types of businesses in the private sector are the following: a. Sole Traders The Sole Trader is a one-person business. It’s the easiest and the most common business type because there are no legal formalities to start the business. The founder-owner of the company provides all the capital needed to set-up his business and is also totally responsible for its success (he wins money) or its failure (he

souverain ? A. Un très grand mal car, si le Pape ou les évêques signifient cette excommunication au pouvoir civil, il sera bel et bien puni. 22 23 24 L’expression est aussi utilisée dans le Dialogue entre un philosophe et un spécialiste des commons laws. Elle signifie : dans l’ordre spirituel, de l’ordre des choses spirituelles. (NdT) Par droit divin. (NdT) Une note de l’édition Tönnies précise que la phrase entre crochets a été biffée dans le manuscrit par Hobbes. Elle est présente dans l’édition

b. Admissibility ratione personae ................................... 51 c. Admissibility ratione temporis.................................... 54 4. Applicable law ..................................................................... 54 a. Applicable procedural law........................................... 55 b. Applicable substantive law.......................................... 55 5. Finality of awards ................................................................ 58 6. Enforcement of awards

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society demands are higher and higher, the governmental measures concerning the decrease of the corruption are due to be more and more concise and efficient. The corruption represents a threat for democracy, for the supremacy of right, of social equity and justice, erodes the principles of an efficient administration, undermines the market economy and endangers the stability of state institutions. With a history of thousand of years, beginning as far back as antiquity, the corruption represents

Economie anglo-saxonne What do you mean by Anglo-Saxon ? Connection of countries and economies deeply influenced by English customs: - Same language - Share a common legal system which distinguish these countries from France, Germany, Japan ✓ Position of case law ✓ Notion of equity - Religion played key part in developing the economies ✓ Protestantism: “make their own way of life” - Political liberalism ✓ Democracies for hundred years