For historical reasons, Mauritian civil law has been influenced by French civil law. However, despite the differences between Mauritian civil law and... read more →
Radomir Lukić’s Introduction to Law was a model textbook in Communist Yugoslavia for nearly fifty years. Still in use as a learning... read more →
This article compares the European Union and the United States with respect to competition law and enforcement practices as it pertains... read more →
In 1314 Bishop Guichard of Troyes was transferred from the lucrative Episcopal See of Champagne to the Episcopal See of Bosnia, with... read more →
The paper analyses validity of contractual waiver under the Yugoslav Code of Obligations. Generally, the effect of a waiver of claim under... read more →
The purpose of this article is to highlight the principle of freedom of contracting in the field of insurance contract. Based... read more →
In case a surety concludes a contract due to fraudulent acts of his co-surety, he may find himself in a rather unenviable... read more →
In theoretical works of domestic authors the institute of conversion seems to be unjustifiably neglected. Nevertheless, this institute raises a number... read more →
Risk assessment is one of the main areas of interest of experts dedicated to the analysis of offenders convicted... read more →
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