Judicial remedies

Voluntary Arbitration as a method of Industrial Dispute Resolution - A Critical Analysis CONTENTS ❑ Introduction ❑ Provision Of Section – 10-A of I.D. Act, 1947 ❑ Reference To An Arbitrator ❑ Arbitrator: Whether a Tribunal ❑ Civil Suit Barred ❑ Arbitral Award And Its Finality ❑ Role Of Umpire ❑ Publication Of The Arbitration Agreement ❑ Jurisdiction Of Arbitrator ❑ Employers And Workmen Who Are Not Parties ❑ Prohibition To Continuance

The Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) Introduction FAR is a fundamental set of principles and rules that are codified in a system. The regulations in the FAR system are conceptualized and implemented by agencies of the Federal Government in the United States. The rules govern the acquisition process, which involves the government transactions in purchasing goods and services. The acquisition process involves the formation of contracts, the need recognition and acquisition planning and also

Analyze the rationale and purpose of the exclusionary rule The exclusionary rule is not in the Constitution because it was made by the court due to the need that presented itself. The intension was to ensure that the 4th Amendment is kept and not violated. Most people are aware of their right to privacy, and how it protects them from unwarranted searches. Nevertheless, most them do not comprehend how the Exclusionary Rule which ensures this right is guarded. The Exclusionary Rule is intended to refrain

Central to this analysis, it is important to review that the Canadian courts have been hesitant to take judicial notice of the background factors affecting Aboriginals. Some examples of what the judges should take note of is history of colonialism, displacement of Aboriginals, residential schools, and the Indian Act. CRT suggests that the racial disadvantage

The New Jim Crow by Michelle Alexander is a very poignant piece. Throughout the work Alexander makes it a point to draw parallels between the current judicial systems implementation of declarations coming out of the executive branch and the lack action from the legislative branch to correct the overbroad execution that has ultimately lead to a disproportionate amount of Blacks currently incarcerated. The book was interesting to say the least. I feel as if Alexander did a proper job of laying the

bound by the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and optional protocol, but not bound by the recommendation in Noble v Australia. John is likely to be discriminated on the basis of his cognitive impairment by being subject to a judicial procedure that ‘[focusses] on [his] mental capacity to stand trial’ without any avenue to plead not guilty. In spite of MHA’s objective of various modes of communication, no adequate support was provided to John to exercise his rights to a fair

On the other hand, the Norwegian state retains ownership over mineral and sub-surface resource and can elect to exercise veto in cases where no agreement is reached with the Sami over resource extraction in Sami territories. The NUSSIR copper mine project in Reppafjord, is a classic example of how the Sami may be schemed out of the equation when it comes to resource extraction in Sami areas. In line with Article 17 of the ILO 169, once aboriginal title is recognized, it is no business of the Canadian

WHAT IS AFFIRMATIVE ACTION Affirmative action can be described as positive discrimination. It is an action or policy favoring those who tend to suffer from discrimination, especially in relation to employment or education. Affirmative action means taking positive steps to end discrimination, to prevent its recurrence, and to creative new opportunities that were previously denied minorities and women. Affirmative action itself has been defined as "any measure, beyond simple termination of a discriminatory

Comments on Chapter-10 | Is WTO Dispute Settlement Effective? Written by - Keisuke Iida Book: The Politics of Global Governance Edited by Paul F Diehl & Brain Frederking. | Khaleda AKHTAR, Public Policy Program, Graduate School of Governance Studies, Meiji University. | Prelude: In the massive protests in Seattle in 1999, more than 5000 protesters took part on issues of environment and exploitation of child labor in third world. It was an anti-globalization

1. The Federalist Papers are documents promoting the ratification of the Constitution. 2. The three authors of the Federalist Papers are Alexander Hamilton, John Jay, and James Madison. 3. The authors’ main objective in writing the Federalist Papers was to encourage or sway the vote to ratify the constitution. 4. Federalist are individuals who support the Constitution, on the other hand Anti-Federalists are people who do not support the Constitution. 5. A republic according to the dictionary is