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REGISTRATION PROCESS OF SOLE PROPRIETOR

As we know that sole proprietorship is a business that automatically begins when a single person decides to go into business of their own choice. For sole proprietor itâ€™s not compulsory to be register with a government agency as a ...

THE REQUIREMENT FOR REMUNERATION

According to Art 70, Table A of Companies Act 1965, the remuneration of the directors shall from time to time be determined by the company in general meeting. That remuneration shall be deemed to accrue from day to day. The ...

WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW PROVIDE CONTINUITY AND UNIFORMITY TO THE CIVILIZATION

There are various sources of law in the United Kingdom. The question is What is meant by various sources of law?. Before we start discussing the sources of law in detail, we must be able to understand what is meant ...

INTERPRETING A TESTATOR’S INTENT FROM THE LANGUAGE OF HER WILL: A DESCRIPTIVE LINGUISTICS APPROACH, PART 4

Scott T. Jarboe Washington University School of Law Proposal: The Descriptive Grammar Approach The four approaches discussed above all fall short of true efficacy in determining and achieving true testamentary intent[1] while adhering to the traditional emphasis placed on the ...

INTERPRETING A TESTATOR’S INTENT FROM THE LANGUAGE OF HER WILL: A DESCRIPTIVE LINGUISTICS APPROACH, PART 3

Scott T. Jarboe Washington University School of Law [1] Grammatical Models of Language Analysis In all of the approaches to determining a testator’s intent described above, courts rely to some extent on a grammatical analysis of the language of the ...

INTERPRETING A TESTATOR’S INTENT FROM THE LANGUAGE OF HER WILL: A DESCRIPTIVE LINGUISTICS APPROACH, PART 2

History of the Law of Wills Determining a Testator’s Intent—English Roots Determining a testator’s intent has long served as the foundation of the common law of testamentary instruments.[1] In his seminal analysis of the history of English common law, Blackstone ...

INTERPRETING A TESTATOR’S INTENT FROM THE LANGUAGE OF HER WILL: A DESCRIPTIVE LINGUISTICS APPROACH, PART 1

Scott T. Jarboe Washington University School of Law The ordinary standard [for will interpretation], or “plain meaning,” is simply the meaning of the people who did not write the document. The fallacy consists in assuming that there is or ever ...

HISTORY OF THE TESTATORS INTENTIONS

Succession is an inseparable component of the law of property. Consequently, the rules concerning succession, i.e. the rules which determine how the wording of a will is to be interpreted/construed are contained either in court decisions or enacted in relevant ...

THE COMPLEXITY OF INTERPRETATION OF THE TESTATOR’S INTENTION, PART 2

Eva Pavlickova Structures containing the noun will a/ the results of the analysis show that the writers of the examined last wills often use synonyms of the noun intention or the verb intend. One of them is the noun will. ...

THE COMPLEXITY OF INTERPRETATION OF THE TESTATOR’S INTENTION, PART 1

Eva Pavlickova Abstract: The paper deals with communication in forensic discourse. It focuses on the construction and interpretation of the testator’s intention in last wills and testaments. To guarantee precise understanding and interpretation of an intended legal message many important ...

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