Haro! Guernsey Bar website
am 05.03.2005 von http://transblawg.euFor those on or near the islands tired of English/Welsh law, Scots law, Northern Irish law, Irish law, Isle of Man law and Jersey law: Guernsey Bar is …
Haro / Sark, UK
Transblawg / The OUP Blog (based in the USA) refers to 'Sark, United Kingdom'. What's more, this contribution comes from Ben Keene, described as the editor of the Oxford Atlas of the World. I thought it was a given that the Channel Islands are not pa
Guernsey law / Recht der Kanalinseln
Transblawg / On and around the British Isles (a geographical term), there are six jurisdictions: England and Wales; Scotland; Northern Ireland; Ireland; Isle of Man; Channel Isles. (The Channel Isles are not actually geographically part of the British Isles, nor
Irish law blogs
Handakte WebLAWg / Being the home soil and having practiced in Ireland for a year, you gotta share the list of Irish law blogs from the Irish Legal Fiction Blog. Irish Legal Fiction - Legal News & Information from an Irish Perspective; Maintained by Abhc
Irish law blog
Transblawg / Irish law updates is by Darius Whelan, of University College Cork Law Faculty. He links to the Irish Law Site, which I have mentioned before but which is always worth mentioning. (From the New on the Legal Internet section of...
Irish law blog / Weblog irisches Recht
Transblawg / Handakte WebLAWg (whose header is now depopulated) reports a new Irish law weblog, Irish Legal Fiction. A legal fiction (Rechtsfiktion) is slightly more fictional than the rest of the law. It has links to numerous other blogs and Irish law sources
Steuerparadiese
Handakte WebLAWg / Luxemburg: Das Großherzogtum war in den vergangenen Jahren das Paradebeispiel, wie man statt auf Schwarzgeld auf ehrliche Investoren und Zuwanderer setzt. (…) Liechtenstein: Auch das wohl noch immer verschwiegenste Steuerparadies in Europa mus
The British Isles, or Great Britain and Ireland/Großbritannien
Transblawg / This Euler diagram of British Isles terminology (Wikipedia, GNU Free Documentation Licence) seems a good place to start. By start, I mean get a few terms straight before plunging into how the common law came into existence on the islands. But
The United Kingdom/Vereinigtes Königreich
Transblawg / Following the list of geographical and political terms around the islands, I now turn to the legal systems in the United Kingdom. The first point is that there are three legal systems in the UK: in England and Wales; in Scotland; and in Norther
Ab nach Guernsey
Handakte WebLAWg / Das Schlagwort ist in aller Munde: REITs. Der wahre Kenner der Materie zeigt sich bei der Aussprache. “Riets” heißt es, nicht “Rrreitz”. Das Kürzel steht für Real Estate Investment Trusts. (…) Solange das Thema politi
Andere Rechtsordnungen
blat.antville: Simons Blawg / Irisches Recht / Irish Law (E).
Global English article in FT
Transblawg / The Financial Times has a long article on Global English, Whose English?, by Michael Skapinker, with particular reference to David Graddol (see earlier entry and comments). One concern of the article is how and when English will change. David
Website-Betreiber nicht für Forenbeiträge verantwortlich
Handakte WebLAWg / Der Betreiber der US-amerikanischen Website Eye on Emerson, auf der sich Einwohner der Stadt Emerson in New Jersey in einem...
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