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In an Shareholders' agreement under the head "Governing law" is written:
This Agreement shall be construed in accordance with and be governed by the...

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May anyone tell me what "otherwise than" thereinafter means?
If thought expendient any such division may be otherwise than in accordance with the legal...

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Hello, I'm a physician and I want to apply for a job... I have some doubts about the requirements for this job
I worked 1 year withouth payment (Ad...

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could you help me on the meaning of this sentence:
before such date not earlier than fourteen days after the publication of the advertisement as may...

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could you help me on the meaning of this sentence:
before such date not earlier than fourteen days after the publication of the advertisement as may...

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The articles of St Neots Leisure Ltd state:
the board of directors may delegate all or any of its powers;
any transaction above...

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My name Rusman, I am an Indonesian. I do need some articles about the legal aspect of Marine Scientific Research" for my research. I have...

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Hi, I'm new on this thing. Well, I have a college essay to write...and I'm really stuck on how to start. I'm trying to get into this college - my major...

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Some Questions please could some one answer accoring to the English legal system :
1) Can any one explain the legal side of a college/school having...

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I have a contract "Articles of Associatiom" of a sample company. There
is a section dealing with shares. In this section, there is a paragraph
saying...

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I was trying a software that modifies text by automated synonym replacement. My question is:
When a text taken from the web and modified in that way...

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Can anyone help me explain the difference in meaning for the above phrases?
thanks.
garry

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I have to write a abstract in english ......i wrote this paragraph....what do you think about it? i have to change anything?? thanks for your help! guto1105...

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Hi! I'm an Italian estate agent, I'm studying English because I would like to make business with foreign people... now I need a copy of one pre - contract...

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I got into a big mishap with a transaction on eBay because I sent a personal check while the listing did not specifically say it would accept personal...

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I wanted to THANK YOU so much for your invitation. I had a beautiful time. I love to laugh and it was so great talking to you my friend. I won't never...

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I heard a radio 4 reporter suggest that someone was charles menenez was "wrongly suspected"
can someone be "wrongly suspected"? Doesn't suspicion include...

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when I assign a lawsuit to a lawyer, i shall sign an agency agreement with the lawyer, setting down the matters to be assigned and the remuneration due...

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I would like to know the meaning of : "on probation".
Also I need to know if the meaning "under parole" has something...

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I suggest to discuss interpretation of law and especially acts of interpretation (for example, the decisions of Supreme Courts).

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Suppose a perjury case hinges on the interpretation of a single sentence of testimony containing a double negative. Is this sentence given strict boolean...

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I want to help me for learning the english language,I m from Kosovo,i finish the fakulty of medicine,all the best to you.help me please.

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I wanted to THANK YOU so much for your invitation. I had a beautiful time. I love to laugh and it was so great talking to you my friend. I won't never...

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A phrase of the Engish Common Law quotes "The King can not do wrong". I once heared the version “The King can not do unright” - I can not retract the source...

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I summarized the expressions that can mean to give sb. the authority or right to do sth. as follows:
1. delegate the authority to sb. to do sth.
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