10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «JURALLY»
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The Institutes of the Law of Nations: A Treatise of the ...
But a man can move not only physically but rationally — nay, he may move
rationally, and consequently jurally, even when he cannot move physically.
Moreover, he can take his horse and his dog along with him ; and jurisprudence,
assuming ...
2
Culture, Creation, and Procreation: Concepts of Kinship in ...
Fictive kinship is said to be jurally recognised, and functions normally fulfilled by
certain physically related persons are wholly or partly taken over by others.
Figurative or ritual kinship, however, is not in itself jurally recognised, although
the ...
Monika Böck, Aparna Rao, 2000
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Land, Law and Environment: Mythical Land, Legal Boundaries
More generally, where land jurally appears as propertied wealth, it tends to yield
its commercial or political value irrespective of its ownership. This is in stark
contrast to the performance and valorisation of mythical land, whose qualities are
...
Allen Abramson, Dimitrios Theodossopoulus, 2000
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Religion and International Law
recognised State, under the sanction of necessity, is jurally entitled to vindicate
for itself by war, it is bound, under the same sanction, to vindicate for every other
State which it recognises.'71 States 'are bondsmen to each other that all may be ...
Mark W. Janis, Carolyn Maree Evans, 1999
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Philosophy Bridging the World Religions
Regime of auto-protection creates jurally-closed institutions that do not admit all
kinds of disputes into their fold. In contrast, the family is a jurally-open institution.
Disputes naturally arise, day after day, occasion after occasion. The family is an ...
6
Comparative Studies in Kinship
... that this is not a universal correlation; Gluckman (1950) and Lewis (1962) cite a
number of examples to the contrary, though we think these need examining to
differentiate those cases where the bridewealth is a. returnable; b. jurally high (
i.e. ...
7
Studies in Greek Genealogy
3. for purposes of securing justice against a killer, the Homicide Law provides
that the jurally limited kindred may be assisted by the affines of the victim's family.
These persons do not appear in the Funeral Law, though their presence at a ...
8
Poverty, Family, and Kinship in a Heartland Community
Any demand that he act as the latter—and here is where provincialization enters
in—is based not upon an appeal to his actual family status, but is predicated
instead upon the traditional petit bourgeois ideal of how a jurally assertive, male
...
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Constructing Inequality: The Fabrication of a Hierarchy of ...
(A woman can initiate a de facto divorce by taking up residence with another man
without specific grounds; see Kelly 1977:255-64.) In addition, jural divorce is a
possibility only if a woman has not borne a child by the union. A jurally divorced ...
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Kinship and the Social Order.: The Legacy of Lewis Henry Morgan
I ' In either case, the effect is to transform a naturally or jurally unfiliated person
into a jurally—which commonly means also ritually— filiated member of the
parental family. And it is worth stressing that adoption, and analogous institutions,
...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «JURALLY»
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jurally is used in the context of the following news items.
Saluting Justice H R Khanna
Khanna was a titan morally and jurally. Judges make history not by virtue of a long tenure or by pomp of office as Chief Justices. His career was ... «Live Law, Jul 15»
The Emergency of 1975 An Academic Inquest
Khanna was a titan morally and jurally. Judges make history not by virtue of a long tenure or by pomp of office as Chief Justices. His career was ... «Live Law, Jun 15»
