10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «IRRECUSABLE»
Discover the use of
irrecusable in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
irrecusable and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Complete Tort Law: Text, Cases, & Materials
The former we may term Irrecusable,—having reference to the immateriality of the
attitude of the obligor in respect to consent or refusal; the latter, Recusable,—for
the same reason....The former includes Torts....Dividing further the former sort, ...
S.I. Strong, Liz Williams, 2011
The former may be termed paramount, or irrecusable, the latter consensual, or
recusable? obligations. A clear example of paramount or irrecusable obligation is
the obligation imposed on every man not to strike another without some §615. i ...
Edward Avery Harriman, 1901
3
University of Pennsylvania Law Review and American Law ...
"The group of irrecusable universal nexus includes only one topic, torts; here
termed general rights." It is clear, of course, that torts are not rights of any kind,
but what is perhaps intended is that torts are the wrongs which flow from a
violation of ...
4
Select cases on the law of torts: with notes, and a summary ...
We have seen, however, that the starting-point of the analysis is the tendency of
Anglo-American peoples to be chary about imposing irrecusable duties,
especially when universal. The general character, then, of these nexus will be
that of ...
The permanent justification for this division, it may be said, will be found in the
deep-rooted instinct of the Anglo-American legal spirit, which is strikingly
backward in imposing or enlarging an irrecusable nexus, but gives the freest
scope for the ...
6
Teaching Visual Literacy: Using Comic Books, Graphic Novels, ...
8. An. Irrecusable. Offer. Film in the K–12 Classroom Lawrence Baines We know
film can entertain; how can it be used in the classroom? Baines offers
suggestions for using moving pictures to engage and teach.
Nancy Frey, Douglas Fisher, 2008
7
The Law of Quasi Contracts
They are paramount or irrecusable, as distinguished from consensual or
recusable, obligations.1 That is, they are imposed by law without reference to the
assent of the obligor. 2. They are particular, as distinguished from universal,
obligations.
Frederic Campbell Woodward, 1913
8
The Western Reserve Law Journal
As for example on page 10 he does not make as clear as one might wish the
distinction between contractual and other obligations. Those of contract he tells
us are recusable while those of tort and quasi-contract are irrecusable. What
does ...
9
Readings in Jurisprudence and Legal Philosophy
... Universal Irrecusable Nexus; for the other, Particular Irrecusable Nexus. The
subject of Tort, then, deals with the large group of relations here termed Universal
Irrecusable Nexus.* WIGMORE, SELECTED CASES ON THE LAW OF TORTS t ...
Morris R. Cohen, Felix S. Cohen, 2002
He continues, citing his words, unable to stop addressing through the Other; [i]t is
as if, Derrida writes, the unicity of the face were, in its absolute and irrecusable
singularity, plural a priori . . . The most general possibility of substitution [is] a ...
Maria-Daniella Dick, Julian Wolfreys, 2013
7 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «IRRECUSABLE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
irrecusable is used in the context of the following news items.
Examining the decline of ejection rates in 2014
The American League saw 40 fewer calls in the second half, due in large part to the seven teams who did not incur a single irrecusable call ... «Lookout Landing, Oct 14»
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La reacción iba del estupor a la indignación y de allí a la ira más irrecusable. Me han dicho que esta actitud suena un poquito adolescente, ... «lanacion.com, Feb 14»
Turkey's top boss wishes 'steps toward rule of law' in New Year …
“Our irrecusable and inalienable expectations for 2014 are the improvement of democracy, meeting universal human rights standards and ... «Hurriyet Daily News, Jan 14»
Human Relations' Web: Praxis, Community, Responsibility and …
The Kantian “sensus communis” carries a sense of irrecusable responsibility of connection to the others, understanding by “the others” the ... «NEWS JUNKIE POST, Oct 12»
Numberplay: Don't Make a Triangle, Part 2
Error is an irrecusable fact of problem-solving, and this kind of error is definitely the rule and not the exception. Making this counting mistake ... «New York Times, Aug 11»
Young teens wait on more Obama care
So what can prevention science contribute to this most irrecusable of risks? Not enough, if a systematic review conducted in 2006 by the ... «Prevention Action, May 10»
CITY OF HILLS / With 50-plus hills, it's no wonder that San Francisco …
In my quest to walk every street and alley in San Francisco, I have found the city's hills to be irresistible and irrecusable. They are what make ... «San Francisco Chronicle, Nov 04»
