PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS AT THE BRAZILIAN AIRPORTS ANDRÉ SOUTELINO Lawyer. Bachelor‟s degree: Law, Universidade Cândido Mendes (2004). Post-graduation in Private Law, Universidade Federal Fluminense (2007). Master‟s Student in Economic Law and Development– research project: Regulation, Competition, Innovation and Development. e-mail address: andrelds@unisys.com.br. ABSTRACT This paper explains the reasons for investments on infrastructure by the private sector. Today, there are prisons, water
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1. Employment law is rooted in which of the following: contract law & agency law 2. In Lemmerman v. A.T. Williams Oil Co. (1986), eight-year-old Shane Tucker was found to be an employee of the oil company where he slipped and hurt his hand because the manager had the authority to hire and fire employees for the defendant and the jobs Shane did were in the course of the defendant's business and he was engaged in doing them when he fell. 3. When can an employer ask questions regarding an
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Conversion of a Public Company into a Private company: Under the Companies Act (Section31), all public companies, whether originally incorporated as a public limited company or at any time converted into a public limited company (under section 44 of the Act), may be converted into a private limited company, if the members so desire. The essential conditions for such a conversion are:- * The company must not be listed on any recognised stock exchange. In case of a listed company,it will have to
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globally. Community policing majorly focuses social disorders and crimes by delivering police services that enforce the law as well as problem-solving, prevention, partnership and community engagement. There are three major techniques for solving problems especially crimes, and they include crime analysis, crime mapping, and patterning. All this methods are dedicated to helping law enforcement agencies so that they can to help curb crime activities. The above listed problem-solving methods are characterized
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committed. (Davis, 2009) As time went on, policing focused more on crime prevention rather than crime detection and punishment for the crime that was committed. In the 1840's, guidelines improved relations between the community and the law enforcement officers. People thought that law enforcement officers should wear uniforms to distinguish them from citizens. Crime increased as the economy and society began to change, and it was important to establish a more effective and active form of policing
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company is an artificial because it is a creation of law. It does not take birth like a natural person but comes into existence through law. It has to act through a board of directors elected by shareholders. The board of directors are the brain and the only brain of the company which is the body of the company and the company can and does act only through them. 2: Common seal. A company being an artificial person can not sign documents. The law therefore has provided for the use of a common seal
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Introduction Public administration is the execution of government strategies for Canada and any other nation for that subject. It also studies this execution and ensures that the civil servants work towards achieving the government goals and objectives. Public administration is both a field of performance and an academic authority that caters for the obligations of the government in Canada. As a field of analysis with miscellaneous scale, its elementary objective is to ensure that there is progress
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There are many distinctions between civil and criminal cases. There are also many differences in the way these cases are handled. In order for us to understand them, we must first know and understand what they are. Civil law deals with the disputes between individuals, organizations, or between the two, in which compensation is awarded to the victim. In a civil case the plaintiff can be an individual, corporation or government agency. Criminal law is the body of law that deals with crime and the
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NATIONAL LAW UNIVERSITY ODISHA YEAR:2014-15 LAW OF TORTS DEVELOPMENT OF LAW OF TORTS IN INDIA AND ENGLAND NAME : AMAN RAJ SINGH BA-LLB( Hons.) BATCH OF 2014-19 GUIDED BY: PROF. B.HYDERVALI Acknowledgement For this academic endeavour, which in its pursuit has been a very insightful and fruitful project, I have many to express my gratitude to. Primarily, I would like to thank my subject
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PROCEDURAL DIFFERENCES BETWEEN PRIVATE AND PUBLIC SECTOR PROCUREMENT 1. Regulation by law in public sector while in private practices and procedures are governed by internal policies of the entity 2. Procedures are bureaucratic and lengthy in public sector while in private sector lead times are short 3. Competitive bidding distinctively practiced in public sector, in private sector any other sourcing method other than competitive bidding can be applied 4. Public funds are used to meet public sector
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