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The fair and equitable standard gives modern expression to a general principle of due process in its application to the treatment of investors and encapsulates the minimum requirements of the rule of law.” Critically discuss by making reference to relevant case law.

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 International Investment Law and Arbitration The fair and equitable standard gives modern expression to a general principle of due process in its application to the treatment of investors and encapsulates the minimum requirements of the rule of law.” Critically discuss by making reference to relevant case law. paper format : Text should be in Times … Read more

In its original form (2012) the National Planning Policy Framework suggested that sustainable development should be seen as a “golden thread” running through both plan-making and decision-taking in English land use planning law. Illustrating your answer with examples, how effectively has this objective been maintained in the subsequent operation of the Framework?

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Subsequent operation In its original form (2012) the National Planning Policy Framework suggested that sustainable development should be seen as a “golden thread” running through both plan-making and decision-taking in English land use planning law. Illustrating your answer with examples, how effectively has this objective been maintained in the subsequent operation of the Framework? 4000 … Read more

Critically analyse this argument considering the intersection of technological advancements and the EU General Data Protection Regulation .

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Data Law and Governance. It has been argued that control is the essence of informational privacy and data protection. Critically analyze this argument considering the intersection of technological advancements and the EU General Data Protection Regulation 2016/679 (GDPR).

Which of the following would you use to settle the dispute between you and Hazel litigation, mediation, or arbitration? Explain why.

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Dispute Which of the following would you use to settle the dispute between you and Hazel litigation, mediation, or arbitration? Explain why. Describe each of the three methods (litigation, mediation, and arbitration), supporting your answer with textbook and at least one outside source. What are the advantages and disadvantages of using each of the three … Read more

What claims could be asserted against Community by Grant’s estate?Each potential claim against Community, be sure to discuss the elements of each claim and the likelihood of success on each claim.

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Joan Grant Joan Grant was a 45-year-old attorney in private practice. She was enrolled in the Good Health, health maintenance organization (HMO) through her law firm’s self-insured employee benefit plan. Generally, she had been in good health, got plenty of exercise, and ate oat bran for breakfast every morning. On the evening of April 15, … Read more

Are considerations like the nature of the relationship relevant? If not this specific consideration, then are there any others? Should they be relevant or not in a family home? In other contexts? Do they promote autonomy? Do they promote anything else that makes them important to consider? Is the intervention of the courts misguided?

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Trusts of the family home “Considerations such as the nature of the relationship between two parties are not relevant to the question of their proprietary holdings, nor should they be, especially when it comes to the family home. Such considerations don’t promote autonomy. Moreover, the intervention of Courts in such considerations is institutionally misguided.” To … Read more

Using specific citations from the reading, describe some of the activities that people generally engage in after receiving warning information and before initiating protective actions.

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Understanding Public Response to Alerts and Warnings Read Chapter 1 (Understanding Public Response to Alerts and Warnings) of the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine (2018)book Emergency Alert and Warning Systems: Current Knowledge and Future Research.After reading, answer the questions below:Using specific citations from the reading, describe some of the activities that people generally … Read more

Provide an explanation of two ways in which the head of the Health Human Services Agency, the Department of Justice, or the Environmental Protection Agency might influence rulemaking on a specific issue.

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Agency Heads Influence on Rulemaking. Provide an explanation of two ways in which the head of the Health Human Services Agency, the Department of Justice, or the Environmental Protection Agency might influence rulemaking on a specific issue. Explain the degree to which you think agency heads should influence rulemaking. Justify your explanation with academic resources. … Read more

One of the great strengths of UK company law is the reluctance of UK courts to lift the corporate veil except in the most exceptional of cases’. Critically analyse this statement.

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Business Enterprises You are required to submit a written coursework addressing the following question: ‘One of the great strengths of UK company law is the reluctance of UK courts to lift the corporate veil except in the most exceptional of cases’. Critically analyze this statement. 2. In this coursework you are expected to engage with … Read more