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The civil action is, in principle, governed by the law of civil procedure as a way of formulation in the court the plaintiff's claims against defendant in the contentious proceedings. The civil law contains a set of rules which governing the forms of civil action, without claiming penetration of...
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Since its first form of 1991, the Romanian Constitution had a provision to facilitate its European integration: the stipulations concerning the public rights and freedoms will be interpreted according to the Universal Declaration of the rights and the other Treaties that Romania has ratified,...
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Since 1 May 1999, the day when the Treaty of Amsterdam entered into force, we have been able to observe a fundamental change in view of the field of civil procedure law cooperation. In the Treaty of Amsterdam the European Union set as a goal the establishment of the area of freedom, security and...
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Ladislau Vajda (1780 - 1834), is the descendent of a family that came from the Old Kingdom in Transylvania. He graduated Philosophy and Law at Cluj, and worked there as a public servant. Beginning with 1817 he was a Professor of Criminal Law at Cluj. His writings are considered a sequel of the...
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A reflex of any modern Nation’s wishing to express themselves as a stroke of its socio-economic development is the institutionalization of some legal rules which orders social relationships. This ordination must provide the strength of the social security harmony, the safety that produces the...
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Legal systems are not necessarily coherent. Coherence represents an ideal of the law in force aimed at by both lawmakers and judges. It has a rational character and it is necessary for the application of positive law and for assuring justice and legal security. Within the legal system,...
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A presentation of non liquet in law needs first of all a work frame. Where should we look for a non liquet? What is the context? There are several names in the legal language for lacuna: lacuna in law, lacuna of law, juridical lacuna, legislative lacuna, normative lacuna
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The state makes use of this authority not only inside but also outside its territory to the extent to which the effects of the activities performed outside have an influence on its territory. Contrary to a state, the European Union doesn’t have a territory of itself, in the traditional way of...
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In this paper we point out the significance of education as one of the principal values of importance for the whole society. Research shows that the conscience on importance of knowledge management in Serbia grows, but there is still much to be done for advancement of education of population of...
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If we can speak of state’s evolution reflected also from culture’s perspective, we certainly can talk about law’s evolution reflected in law books. The main issue of each evolution is represented by the sender, the one that makes evolution known and represents the link between...
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