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Should Courts Lift the Corporate Veil?

Published Date: 27 Feb 2018

12 Pages (4,736 Words)

"The doctrine laid down in Salomon v Salomon & Co Ltd has to be watched very carefully. It has often been supposed to cast a veil over the personality of a limited company through which the courts cannot see. But that is not true. The courts can and often do draw aside the veil. They can and often do pull off the mask. They look to ...

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Analysis of Singapore's Intellectual Property Laws

Published Date: 27 Feb 2018

11 Pages (4,342 Words)

The Issue of Intellectual Property Protection From the previous assignment, we have look into the cases involving McDonald Corporation and Future Enterprise PTE LTD, we have also introduced the basic intellectual property laws and how they are inter-related to one another. In this assignment, we will analyze the Singapore Laws that is related to the cases involved, and then we will provide recommendation to give our ...

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Freedom of the Press and Defamation and Privacy Reform

Published Date: 27 Feb 2018

15 Pages (5,728 Words)

A model of media freedom for Ireland and Article 40.6 gets some clout? Introduction In the history of Irish Freedom of Expression jurisprudence there has never been any explicit judicial recognition of one model of media freedom as informing judicial decision-making or legislative drafting. It is arguable that a failure to recognise a single formula for media freedom has done disservice to the free expression of ...

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Analysis of the Precautionary Principle

Published Date: 27 Feb 2018

13 Pages (4,949 Words)

Introduction The planet earth is presently being dominated by the human species. It is the wish and whim of the human beings that decides the fate of other life forms on the planet. The existence of life on earth, as we all know, presupposes balanced ecosystem and congenial environment. Though the human beings have established their superiority over other living creature they themselves are biologically very ...

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Empirical Analysis of Firing Disputes

Published Date: 27 Feb 2018

13 Pages (4,850 Words)

Are Common Perceptions on Termination Cases in Mexico Supported by Empirical Data Abstract Using a random sample of cases from the Federal Labor Court in Mexico, this research analyzes firing disputes in Mexico from an empirical perspective. In particular, it focuses on presenting evidence in regard to the following three common perceptions on termination cases: (i) that they are often terminated by an adjudicated decision; (ii) ...

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