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First blows of the Civil War ::the ten years of preliminary conflict in the United States : from 1850 to 1860 : a contemporaneous exposition : progress of the struggle shown by public records and private correspondence : with letters, now first published, from the following persons: Horace Greeley, Charles A. Dana, Wm. Pitt Fessenden, Hon. I. Washburn, Jr., Hon. Benj. F. Wade, Gen. Fitz Henry Warren, Joshua R. Giddings, Hon. Thomas Corwin. Chief Justice Chase, Wm. H. Seward, Count Gurowski, Dr. G. Bailey, Charles Sumner, Gen. Wm. Schoui.er, Truman Smith, Hon. E. B. Washburne, and others /
No full textAlleged divulgence of President's note to belligerent powers.:hearings before the Committee on Rules, House of Representatives, Sixty-fourth Congress, second session on H. Res. 420, asking for investigation of conflicting interpretations placed upon President's note to belligerent powers by the State Department, and fluctuations of market caused thereby, and H. Res. 429, appointing a committee to investigate the charges made by Thomas W. Lawson, and H. Res. 442, 443, 446, 447, 448.
No full textEU Elgar financial law and practice banking union and the single supervisory mechanism /
No full text"This authoritative new book presents a comprehensive analysis of the role of the Single Supervisory Mechanism (SSM) in the EU Banking Union. It explores the SSM's principal objective to foster secure credit institutions and a stable financial system, through prudential supervision competences between the European Central Bank and relevant member states. Key Features: Analyses the substantive and procedural law applied by the European Central Bank under the SSM, with particular reference to the use of national law Describes the constitutional foundations of the SSM and its material limitations, as well as the allocation of tasks within the SSM Highlights the importance of a level playing field and proportionality in EU banking structures, and how these should be adequately balanced Provides guidance on the effective interpretation of the SSM, especially in situations of disputed interpretation or the clashing of policies and principles both regarding sanctioning and supervisory proceedings EU Banking Union and the Single Supervisory Mechanism is a crucial resource for practitioners in European law and finance and banking law, as well as public servants, industry specialists and policymakers in the banking and financial sectors. Scholars and students in these fields will also benefit from its valuable insights"-
Maryland evidence handbook - index.
No full textIn simple, direct language, this publication gives you the benefit of legal and judicial expertise and explains in the Maryland evidence handbook how to use evidence rules to present your case in its best possible light
China's development and regulation of cross-border listings ::policies, practices and prospects /
No full textThis book is the first of its kind to provide a comprehensive, contextualized and current account of China's development and regulation of cross-border listings. As the world's second-largest economy, it is crucial to understand how China regulates the overseas listing of its companies and the opening up of its capital market to foreign companies, particularly at a time of ongoing and escalating geopolitical tensions. Offering an up-to-date account of the subject, Professor Huang enables readers to gain a holistic and accurate understanding in this area. Providing a contextualized and practical analysis of the subject from a Chinese perspective, he explains not only what the law is but also why the law is the way that it is fundamentally. The book also examines the political, economic and social factors shaping the institutional context in which the law operates, assisting readers in understanding the reasons behind past regulatory actions and predicting future regulatory developments
A legal theory of state-owned enterprises ::the China experience /
No full textThe privatization of state-owned enterprises is fundamentally a process of legalization rather than liberalization. It requires defining the boundaries between public power and private property, which incurs considerable social costs. The persistence of SOEs in certain sectors in China reflects the challenges inherent in making these distinctions
Adjudicating over anarchy ::judicial remedies, compliance, and enforcement in international law /
No full textGeraldo Vidigal thoroughly examines the judicial powers of international courts and tribunals and how these powers are used in practice. Without access to state-backed enforcement measures, international adjudicators must rely on their authority to influence real-world outcomes. The book reviews, and offers a comprehensive theory for, the various social mechanisms that explain why and how international judicial pronouncements affect the behaviour of states, influencing the views of individuals within states as well as changing states' mutual expectations of cooperative and sanction-worthy behaviour. The book considers how judicial remedies can induce compliance by targeting specific areas of disagreement, interpreting obligations, declaring violations, and establishing how wrongdoer states must offset unlawful injury. An often untapped type of remedy relies on the ability of courts to determine permissible responses to breach: what measures other actors may take to respond to violations, compelling wrongdoers to comply with their obligations and provide redress for injury