21. Galaxy Directory : Forensic And Law < Branches < Psychology < Social Sciences Galaxy Social Sciences Psychology branches Forensic and law Neurology andthe School of law and the Assessment and Expert Witness general and Forensic http://www.galaxy.com/b/d?n=24984

22. Invest In Germany: Economic Facts About The Location 600,000 EUR for food retailers and general dealers and This obligation to registeronly arises for independent branches. in the eyes of the tax law, it is a http://www.invest-in-germany.de/en/research/economic_facts/

Index Business start-up General Legal aspects for foreign entrepreneurs How to register the new company Labour and residence law for foreigners Special conditions ... Print the current page. Business start-up General There are a number of possibilities of investment in Germany for interested parties from abroad. Various possibilities of investment A point particularly worthy of mention here is the fact that there is no specific investment legislation in Germany. Foreign investors are treated in exactly the same way as German investors. The following forms of investment are particularly interesting: founding of a company, either as exclusive ownership or with national and foreign partners purchase of an existing company purchase of shares in a company founding of a joint venture provision of funds for the companies, branch offices or business premises with investment resources or subsidies, or extending of loans. Legal forms All legal forms of businesses covered by the commercial law are available to foreigners when setting up a company in Germany. German company law distinguishes between companies limited by shares (limited liability companies, joint stock companies and partnerships limited by shares) and partnerships (general partnerships, limited partnerships, dormant partnerships). When founding or purchasing companies subject to German law, foreigners are subject to exactly the same regulations as German nationals. GmbH The most widespread corporate form in the Federal Republic of Germany is the limited liability company (GmbH). The legal foundation for this is the GmbH law. The GmbH is an incorporated company with its own legal corporate body. Its shareholders have a capital stake in the subscribed capital divided into original shares without having to accept personal liability for the company’s debts.

23. Companion - Vocabulary Drill - G. Three Branches Of The Ohio Government A. They both head their respective executive branches. statements regarding stepstaken by the Ohio general Assembly to process a bill into law are true http://members.tripod.com/~tutor_me/companion/qohio.html

var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "tripod.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" The Companion to The Little Book On Line for Teachers and Tutors Vocabulary Drill G. Three Branches of the Ohio Government #7. Identify the main functions of each branch of government (executive, legislative, judicial) at the national, state and local levels. Ohio Department of Education - High School Proficiency Testing Fact Sheets SPECIAL NOTE : Several words which appear under G. Three Branches of the Ohio Government also appear under F. Three Branches of the Federal Government as well as under . Therefore, not all of these words have been repeated in questions under this, the Ohio section. Students should understand that the organization of the federal government and the Ohio government are quite similar. Both have a chief executive (the President and Governor), both have legislative bodies (Congress and the Ohio General Assembly) and both have their own systems of upper and lower courts whose primary function is to interpret the law and to punish law breakers. In answering these questions refer to Section G of The Little Book and the Related Words list. Circle the letter of the correct answer.

24. Meijo University law, Commercial law, Civil Procedure, International Private law, Social law, Historyof Economic Policies Major embraces such branches as general Theory of http://www.meijo-u.ac.jp/english/graduated.html

Outline Faculities Graduated school Admissions ... Libraries Graduate schools The Graduate School of Meijo University has the following seven postgraduate programs: Any of the programs offers special assistance to students so they can concentrate on their studies. For example, a student might become a teaching assistant or a student might be completely provided with research materials, research facilities and equipment. Postgraduate Course in Law The Postgraduate Program in Law offers a Master's Course and a Doctoral Course. The Master's course includes the study of Constitutional Law, Administrative Law, International Law, Criminal Law, Civil Law, Commercial Law, Civil Procedure, International Private Law, Social Law, History of Legislation, Philosophy of Law, and Political science. Each field of studies involves "Special Discussion" and "Exercise classes". The Advanced Doctoral Course includes Constitutional Law, Administrative Law, International Law, Criminal Law, Civil Law, Commercial Law, Civil Procedure, International Private Law, Social Law, History of Legislation and the "Special Study" of Politics. Postgraduate Course in Business The Graduate School of Business offers Master's Program and Doctoral Program. It seeks to provide its students with advanced knowledge and skills which enable them to correspond to various aspects of contemporary corporate activites. The Program offers a wide range of special study subjects related to business and accounting. After completing the two-years study, the students are expected to establish themselves as various types of specialists such as teachers, certified public accountants, management consultants, or certified public tax accountants as well as business persons with professional capabilities.

25. First Programme For Examination Of Certain Branches Of The Law With A View To Th a duty to prepare from time to time, in consultation with the Attorney general, programmesfor the examination of different branches of the law with a view to http://www.lawreform.ie/publications/data/volume1/lrc_1.html

The Law Reform Commission AN COIMISIÚN UM ATHCHÓIRIÚ AN DLÍ FIRST PROGRAMME FOR EXAMINATION OF CERTAIN BRANCHES OF THE LAW WITH A VIEW TO THEIR REFORM Laid by the Taoiseach before both Houses of the Oireachtas on 4 January 1977 pursuant to section 5(2) of the Law Reform Commission Act 1975 (Prl. 5984) THIS IS AN ORIGINAL PAGE-BREAK: PAGE NUMBER=0 The Law Reform Commission AN COIMISIÚN UM ATHCHÓIRIÚ AN DLÍ An Taoiseach, Liam Cosgrave, Esq.. S.C., T.D. A Thaoisigh, The Law Reform Commission Act 1975 section 4 subs. (2) ( a ) imposes upon the Law Reform Commission a duty to prepare from time to time, in consultation with the Attorney General, programmes for the examination of different branches of the law with a view to their reform for submission by you to the Government. I now have the honour to submit to you the first of these programmes. Yours sincerely, Brian Walsh President. December 1st, 1976. THIS IS AN ORIGINAL PAGE-BREAK: PAGE NUMBER=2 LRC Page The Law Reform Commission AN COIMISIÚN UM ATHCHÓIRIÚ AN DLÍ FIRST PROGRAMME FOR EXAMINATION OF CERTAIN BRANCHES OF THE LAW WITH A VIEW TO THEIR REFORM INTRODUCTION The Law Reform Commission was established by the Law Reform Commission Act 1975 as a statutory body corporate to keep the law of the State under review and, in accordance with the provisions of the Act, to undertake examinations and conduct research with a view to reforming the law and to formulate proposals for law reform. By section 4 of the Act the Commission is required, in consultation with the Attorney General, from time to time to prepare for submission by the Taoiseach to the Government programmes for the examination of different branches of the law with a view to their reform. If such programmes prepared by the Commission are approved by the Government, then the Commission shall undertake an examination of and conduct research in relation to the subjects set out in the programme and, if the Commission thinks fit, formulate and submit to the Taoiseach proposals for the reform of the law.

26. New Hampshire Law Library general Information. The New Hampshire law Library is the only public law libraryin services to the judicial, legislative, and executive branches of government http://www.courts.state.nh.us/lawlibrary/

New Hampshire Law Library Judicial Branch Home Administrative Office of the Courts Supreme Court Superior Court ... FAQs General Information LOCATION OF THE LAW LIBRARY: Supreme Court Building One Noble Drive Concord, New Hampshire 03301 HOURS: 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. - Monday through Friday. Closed all court holidays.+ TELEPHONE: (603) 271 - 3777 FAX: (603) 271 - 2168 The New Hampshire Law Library is the only public law library in the state. Its mission is to advance the administration of justice by providing legal information and related services to the judicial, legislative, and executive branches of government, the legal communities of New Hampshire, and the people of the state. History In 1716, a collection of law books belonging to the provincial government formed the first state library collection. After the State House was built in 1816, a room was set aside for the library. For a time, the Secretary of State also served as the State Librarian. In 1895, a separate building was constructed to house the State Library and the New Hampshire Supreme Court. In1943, the State Library separated out its legal materials and created a Law Division of the State Library. It served as the law library for many years. In 1970, the current Supreme Court building was constructed, and the Law Division of the State Library moved, along with the New Hampshire Supreme Court, to the Supreme Court building.

27. Branches Of Law persons at large; nor does it involve, on the part of the punished delinquent, thesupposition of any such general disorder as The branches of law are not http://www.cs.tcd.ie/Proinnsias.OCillin/lawcourse/lectures/lecture01/branches.ht

Home BRANCHES OF LAW Public and Private Law Public Law: Matters between the citizen and the state Private Law: Matters between one citizen and another. BRANCHES OF LAW Public Law Private Law International Law Constitutional Law Administrative Law Criminal Law Conflict of Laws Contract Law Company Law Property Law Law of Tort Competition Law Family Law Employment Law Other Branches International Law and Conflict of Laws Private International Law (Conflict of Laws) : Cases which have a foreign element: Do the Irish courts have jurisdiction? If so, which law will the court apply, ( lex loci or lex fori Will the judgement of the foreign court be enforced? Lex Loci The law of the place where the crime was committed or where the transaction in dispute took place. (If you contract by e-mail to sell and forward a program to a person in America, where does this transaction take place? Where should a court action be taken to enforce or avoid the contract, Ireland or America?) Lex Fori The law of the place where the court ( forum ) is sitting.

28. Law - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia analytic jurisprudence include Jeremy Bentham, Of laws in general; Hans Kelsen examplesof such lay explanations of different branches of law, and theories http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Law

Law From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. This article is about law in society . For other article subjects named law see law (disambiguation) . For the legal paper size, see Paper size This article is concerned with laws of politics and jurisprudence : rules of conduct which mandate and/or proscribe specified relationships among people and organizations ; as well as punishments for those who do not follow the established rules of conduct. In ethics and moral philosophy this type of law is often called a "human legal code " to distinguish it from more fundamental laws applicable to all beings ( metaphysics ontology ). Such a body of laws can be seen as a legally-enforced ethical code or as a "secular moral code " (to the degree that political leaders replace religious leaders as moral examples ). Because lawyers and jurists more than other professions are self-regulating, almost by definition, they are often held to higher standards of behaviour or at least a stricter etiquette . These concerns are not part of this article, because those expectations and disciplines are specific to each legal code . This article takes an English-speaking point of view and deals with other legal traditions and codes by way of comparison only. Table of contents 1 Jurisprudence 2 Codification of Law 3 Law as academic discipline and profession 4 Further Discussion ... 6 Branches of Law, a sampling

29. CHAPTER 5 : Commercial Law on foreign ownership, within limits set by law. general partners must be natural persons; limited partners foreign firm may establish branches in Switzerland. http://www.geneva.ch/genevaguidecommerciallaw.htm

Français Feedback Search : Home ... Contact CHAPTER 5 : Commercial Law I. Types of Business Entities Under the Swiss Code of Obligations, a business entity can be established using any one of the following forms : Corporation Limited Liability Company Partnership Association Foundation 1) Corporation The corporation, which is the most popular form of legal entity in Switzerland, is formed under a company name that is followed by the words "Société Anonyme" or the abbreviation SA. It requires a minimum of CHF 100,000 of capital stock which is divided into shares. Transferability of shares depends on the type of shares issued by the corporation. Bearer shares may be transferred by conveyance of the share certificates. Shares registered in the owner’s name must additionally either be endorsed or assigned, depending on the provisions of the corporate bylaws. These provisions may set forth material restrictions on the transfer of registered shares, such as limits on total holdings or on foreign ownership, within limits set by law. The range of possible transfer restrictions is wider for non-quoted shares than for quoted shares. Shareholders are not personally liable for the corporation’s debts. The corporation may claim payments from shareholders only if, and to the extent that, their shares are not fully paid in.

30. Dominican Republic General Information , Hotel , Travel Guide & News This legislation sets forth the general framework under which the as well as theopening of branches of foreign with the new foreign investment law which, as http://www.dominicanrepublic.com/business/laws_legal.html

Italiano Deutsch Nederlands Advanced ... Industrial Directory Summary Link to Foreign Investment Law of the Dominican Republic, Law 16-95 A LAWYER'S GUIDE TO THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC: FROM COLUMBUS TO THE 1990's A Brief History The Dominican Republic occupies the eastern two-thirds of the island in the Caribbean Sea that is located between Cuba and Puerto Rico. The island was named "Hispaniola" by Spanish explorers who arrived here with Christopher Columbus more than 500 years ago. Hispaniola quickly became an important base from which Spain expanded its empire into the rest of the Western Hemisphere. The city of Santo Domingo, the current capital of the Dominican Republic, was founded over two years, from 1496 to 1498. Santo Domingo is the site of the first cathedral, hospital and university in the Americas. In 1697, Spain transferred the western one-third of the island (which is now known as Haiti) to France. About 100 years later, France assumed control over the entire island as a result of the Treaty of Basle.

31. Government And Law - General Government and law general. Thomas University s School of law, monitors the globaloutput of state and federal, with links to government branches and agencies http://www.lib.depaul.edu/eresource/subject_search_infotype.asp?SubjectID=58&Top

32. BRANCHES (OF INDIVIDUAL & PARTNERSHIP COMPANIES) appropriate books kept by the ACCI, as required by law,. to GRD 2.500 (or 7,34 €)for branches of Individual GRD 4.000 (or 11,74 €) for general or Limited http://www.acci.gr/about/en_e1_611c.htm

a. Procedures for Company Formation For the establishment of Branches or factories, laboratories, workshops, warehouses, etc, of Individual Companies or Personal Partnerships (either General (in Gk. : “O.E.”) or Limited (in Gk. : “E.E.”), engaged in “Commercial Activity”, the following are required (after the establishment of Central Headquarters, as described below) : 1. To have or find a PLACE OF BUSINESS NOTE : The existence of a place of business is proved either by a deed of building ownership or by a lease or by a deed of transfer. 2. To have issued a CERTIFICATE OF ALTERATION for the establishment of a Branch, etc, by the appropriate Tax Office in the area of the company’s headquarters. NOTE : Instructions for the issue of CERTIFICATES OF ALTERATION are provided by Tax Offices. 3. To register the Branch, etc, at the appropriate Chamber in whose area the Branch is located., because : a. According to Art. 1, Paragraph 3, Clause (c) of Law N.2081/92, “Branches and Production Units located within the area of a Chamber shall be members of said Chamber”. b. The company must acquire a “Certificate of Registration and payment or adjustment of annual charges” from the appropriate Chamber (which, according to Art.4, Paragraph 1, Clause (a) of Law N.2081/92, will be used at the Tax Office for the issue of tax books and bills for your Company).

33. Untitled Document general CORPORATE MATTERS. general Liability of branches and Subsidiary Companies. Abranch, on the other hand, is not regarded in UK law (except for certain http://www.wnabc.com/s_gcm_gli.html

Welcome Members Membership Members Area ... Visit Wales GENERAL CORPORATE MATTERS General Liability of Branches and Subsidiary Companies A branch, on the other hand, is not regarded in UK law (except for certain taxation purposes) as separate from the overseas corporation which establishes it, so that rights and liabilities accruing to the branch are those of the corporation itself. In theory, therefore, the only way of isolating the assets of the parent from its UK operation (and of limiting its exposure in the UK to the amount of its assets invested or earned there by the UK operation) is by the incorporation of a subsidiary. In practice, however, this separation of liability becomes somewhat less distinct, firstly because of the points on jurisdiction mentioned below, and secondly because in many circumstances when an insubstantial company enters into contractual relations it will be required to provide parent company or third party guarantees. TYPE OF BUSINESS ORGANISATION Preliminary Agency Branch Office Subsidiary Company PROCEDURE Procedure and Timetable for Establishing a Subsidiary Company Procedure and Timetable for Establishing a Branch Office CORPORATE TAXATION UK Resident Company Non UK Resident Company Agency Corporate Tax Planning GENERAL CORPORATE MATTERS

34. Indiana Constitution - Article 11 of interest than shall be allowed, by law, to individuals The general Assembly isnot prohibited from investing the Trust Funds in a bank with branches; but in http://www.law.indiana.edu/uslawdocs/inconst/art-11.html

ARTICLE 11. Corporations Section 1. Banks Section 1. The General Assembly shall not have power to establish, or incorporate, any bank or banking company, or moneyed institution, for the purpose of issuing bills of credit, or bills payable to order or bearer, except under the conditions prescribed in this Constitution. Section 2. Laws Section 2. No banks shall be established otherwise than under a general banking law, except as provided in the fourth section of this article. Section 3. Money Section 3. If the General Assembly shall enact a general banking law, such law shall provide for the registry and countersigning, by an officer of State, of all paper credit designed to be circulated as money; and ample collateral security, readily convertible into specie, for the redemption of the same in gold or silver, shall be required; which collateral security shall be under the control of the proper officer or officers of State. Section 4. Branches Section 4. The General Assembly may also charter a bank with branches, without collateral security as required in the preceding section. Section 5. Responsibility of branches

35. Constitution Of The State Of Indiana Sec. 1. Banks Sec. 2. Laws Sec. 3. Money Sec. 4. branches Sec. 5. Responsibilityof branches Sec. 2. Commanderin-chief Sec. 3. Adjutant general Sec. http://www.law.indiana.edu/uslawdocs/inconst.html

CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE OF INDIANA Presented by the Indiana University School of LawBloomington Distribution of this version on the Internet does not constitute consent to any use of the underlying hypertext markup for commercial redistribution either via the Internet or using some other form of hypertext distribution. A plain ASCII version , which can be distributed (without profit) is available. We can make no guarantee as to the accuracy or authenticity of this version of the Indiana Constitution. If you find any errors, please notify webmaster@www.law.indiana.edu Jump directly to the appropriate article Article Preamble Bill of Rights Suffrage and Election Distribution of Powers ... Obtain the ASCII (Text) Version Constitution of the State of Indiana Approved in Convention at Indianapolis, February 10, 1851 Adopted by the Electorate, effective November 1, 1851 As Amended through June 6, 2001 PREAMBLE TO THE END , that justice be established, public order maintained, and liberty perpetuated; WE, the People of the State of Indiana, grateful to ALMIGHTY GOD for the free exercise of the right to choose our own form of government, do ordain this Constitution. ARTICLE 1 . Bill of Rights Sec. 1.

36. The Three Branches - Wikibooks both houses required for passage of a law. Constitutional Convention Ratification The Three branches The Federal System general Provisions The http://wikibooks.org/wiki/The_Three_Branches

The Three Branches From Wikibooks, the free textbook project. US Constitution and Government Colonial government in America The United States under the Articles of Confederation The Constitutional Convention ... Ratification The Three Branches The Federal System General Provisions The Bill of Rights The Later Amendments ... The Judicial Branch Table of contents 1 Introduction 2 The Legislative 3 The Executive 4 The Judicial ... edit Introduction The Constitution divides government into three separate and distinct branches: the legislative , the executive , and the judicial . The concept of separate branches with distinct powers is known as separation of powers. That doctrine arose from the writings of several European philosophers. The Englishman John Locke first pioneered the idea, but he only suggested a separation between the executive and legislative. The Frenchman Charles-Louis de Secondat, Baron de Montesquieu, added the judicial branch. Each branch is theoretically equal to both of the others. The branches check each others powers in a system known as checks and balances . Thus, no branch can gain too much power and influence, and tyranny will be prevented.

37. American Embassy London: Consulate, Edinburgh: Law Firms In Scotland general practice including all branches of law but mainly trust and executry work,purchase and sale of property, litigation and setting up of companies and http://www.usembassy.org.uk/scotland/lawyers.htm

American Embassy London Current Issues Ready Reference A-Z Site Index ... Passports U.S. Consulate General in Scotland Law Firms in Scotland Edinburgh Glasgow Aberdeen Dumfries ... Kilmarnock U.S. Consulate General 3 Regent Terrace Edinburgh EH7 5BW phone: [44] (0)131 556 8315 fax: [44] (0)131 557 6023 The following Scottish law firms have expressed willingness to handle cases involving American citizens. The Consulate cannot accept responsibility for the conduct, professionalism, or expertize of any individual or firm on this list. We offer the list solely as a service to American citizens. EDINBURGH ANDERSON STRATHERN WS: 48 Castle Street, Edinburgh EH2 3LX. Tel: 0131-220-2345. General practice including private client, commercial, litigation, collection cases, trade disputes. 26 Partners. Email: andstrat@presence.co.uk BRODIES, WS: 15 Atholl Crescent, Edinburgh EH3 8HA. Tel: 0131-228-3777. Telex: 727129, Fax: 0131-228-3878. General practice, civil and commercial litigation, with partners specializing in employment law, patents, trademarks, personal injury litigation, investment, finance, and real estate. 32 Partners. Email: mailbox@brodies.co.uk

38. Branches branch of government could control the other branches. that he or she has violatedthe law. the commonwealth, treasurer, auditor, and attorney general are each http://www.ac-orleans-tours.fr/hist-geo3/sec-euro/Sec-Euro-2nde/american-revolut

1. BIOGRAPHIES 2. THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT 3. CHART OF THE U.S. GOVERNMENT 4. THE ARTICLES OF THE CONFEDERATION BRANCHES OF THE US GOVERNMENT FEDERAL EXECUTIVE Enforces the law WHITE HOUSE PRESIDENT - VICE-PRESIDENT elected for four years CABINET Secretaries - Heads of most important government departments LEGISLATIVE JUDICIAL Makes the laws Interprets the laws CONGRESS SUPREME COURT SENATE 100 senators, two from each state, one third of the senators every two years for six years HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 435 representatives, one representative for 583 000 people, elected two years Chief justice and eight other justices : Circuit court of appeals District courts and special courts The makers of the constitution made sure that each branch of government could control the other branches. For example, the President can "check" Congress by vetoing, or rejecting laws it passes. On the other hand, Congress remove the president if enough members feel that he or she has violated the law. Thus, both are kept in balance. STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS EXECUTIVE Samuel Adams, governor from 1794 to 1797

39. Links For "Philosophy Of Law" Larger than you d think, lots of subdivisions on different branches of law. Searchfor a lawyer. Gender and the law. From the general Service Administration. http://www.earlham.edu/~peters/courses/law/lawlinks.htm

Philosophy of Law Course-Related Links Peter Suber Philosophy Department Earlham College Legal dictionaries ... Other There are hundreds of good web pages which collect links to U.S. law. The only excuse for me to make another one is to customize it for (1) undergraduate students (2) studying law as a liberal art (3) in Indiana (4) for my course, Philosophy of Law . I hope I've selected links that get you where you most want to go. Let me know if you find others I should include. Legal Dictionaries American Standard Law Dictionary . Searchable. If you misspell the word you enter, you'll be shown a list of close words. Black's Law Dictionary . Not the whole book, but useful excerpts. Lawyers.com Glossary of Legal Terms . From Martindale-Hubbell. Based on the 1996 Merriam-Webster Dictionary of Law. Glossary of Legal Terms . From Court TV Online. 'Lectric Law Lexicon . From the 'Lectric Law Library. Legal Dictionary . From the World Wide Legal Information Association. Shark Talk: Everybody's Law Dictionary . From Nolo Press. Philosophy of law Associations American Society of Law, Medicine and Ethics

40. Law Society Of Kenya branches. Rift Valley law Society The officebearers of the Mombasa law Society areas follows Secretary-general - Yusuf Abubakar. Treasurer – Hamid Abdalla. http://www.lsk.or.ke/showdetails.asp?subpageid=15&subcategoryname=Branches&categ

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