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What’s the Party Like? The Status of the Political Party in Anti-Defection Jurisdictions
This paper explores how political parties should be regulated in jurisdictions with anti-defection laws, which constitutionalise parties’ control...
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The Refusal to Allow Interoperability Between Android Auto and Third-Party Apps – A Deep Dive into Enel X Italia v. Google
With vehicles gradually becoming more equipped with advanced features and telemetry, the demand for applications suitable for in-vehicle use is also...
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Party Autonomy
Party autonomy rallies almost unquestioned support in international contract law. However, it is controversial to define the borders and parameters...
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“Gucci and Burberry”
1. The typical elements of the offences set out in Arts. 473 and 474 of the Criminal Code are structured in accordance with the regulatory framework...
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Do State-Owned Enterprises Have Worse Corporate Governance? An Empirical Study of Corporate Practices in China
A great deal of prior literature on corporate governance in China has asserted that state-owned enterprises (SOEs) are inefficiently run and badly...
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Divergence and Convergence in the Law of Contractual Penalties and Liquidated Damages Clauses in England, Singapore, and Malaysia
Contracts often make provision for the remedies available upon breach, i.e., by providing for a sum or stipulation available to either party upon...
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The Use of Competition Law as a Mechanism of Corporate Governance in India
Competitiveness is a key requirement for modern companies to survive. Effective corporate governance practices are also fast emerging as a...
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Customary International Law
The ethics of collecting and retaining cultural property have been evolving and international law is changing in consequence. States—and...
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Parliamentary Debates on Joint Custody Legislation
The Parliament of Aragón (a Spanish autonomous community) approved two laws regulating joint custody during a fairly short period of time: the first...
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Procedural Contracts About the Costs of Civil Litigation: A Brazilian View in Comparative Perspective
The chapter tackles the problem of the funding of civil justice determined by contractual clauses. All around the globe, parties to a contract in...
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Anonymisation: The Trap for Biobanking (Part II)
The GDPR requires that the amount of personal data that is processed is minimised, incentivising data anonymisation. However, de-alienation between...
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“Richter Geodon v. Leon Farma”
Holders of intellectual property rights may bring the special action provided for in Art. 3 of Law 62/2011 of 12 December, as amended by Decree-Law...
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Gender and the Implementation of REDD+ in Uganda
Climate change impacts men and women differently, a development that underscores the need to give a special attention to the protection of the rights...
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United Kingdom Patent Decisions 2022
This report highlights a selection of the most important UK patent decisions from 2022, including: five Court of Appeal judgments (one relating to...
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The Legal Framework of Centre-Local Connections in Malaysia. Beyond the Postcolonial Narrative: Legacy or Reinvention?
The Malaysian experience of decentralisation is one of the Asian cases of shift from a strong ‘centripetal’ political system towards power-sharing...
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Conclusion: Breaking Free of the Bog—The Need for a Novel Impetus in the Implementation of the RTAI Act 2013
This chapter, is the concluding chapter, comes as a personal reflection of the author’s experiences in campaigning and lobbying for the passage of...
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Enforcing Emergency Arbitral Awards: Global and Indian Perspectives
Due to the increasing recognition and significance of emergency arbitration (EA) in the business and trade community in recent decades, almost all...
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Strong Political Liberalism
Public reason liberalism demands that political decisions be publicly justified to the citizens who are subjected to them. Much recent literature...
