10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TERMINATORY»
Discover the use of
terminatory in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
terminatory and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
The first, and orthodox, theory is the 'last act' or 'terminatory' theory. The second,
more recent and controversial, is the 'initiatory' or 'comity' theory. 1 In order to
avoid repetition, instead of referring to 'England and Wales' we will refer to 'the ...
Great Britain: Law Commission, 2007
2
Taylor on Criminal Appeals
In practical terms, one significant difference between the 'acquittal agreement'
and a statutory limiton appeals to'terminatory rulings'is that the Court of
Appealhas no roletoplay,and in particular, no power to decidewhether
anacquittal ...
3
Cyber-Crime: The Challenge in Asia
accused's conduct occurred (the terminatory theory), rather than the place where
the conduct causing death initiated (the initiatory theory). The terminatory theory
has been regarded as the basis for criminal jurisdiction under the common law ...
Rod Broadhurst, Peter Grabosky, 2005
4
The Handbook of Comparative Criminal Law
In Queensland and Western Australia the legislatures have adopted a composite
test, fusing the so-called initiatory and terminatory theories.24 Other jurisdictions,
such as the Australian Capital Territory, New South Wales, and South Australia, ...
Kevin Heller, Markus Dubber, 2010
5
British And Canadian Perspectives on International Law
Courts in several cases have chosen to rely on this distinction of criminal action,
as opposed to the subjective/objective territorial theories or the initiatory/
terminatory approach to asserting jurisdiction without a sound basis, merely
labelling the ...
Christopher Peter Michael Waters, 2006
There are two main theories for establishing jurisdiction, the initiatory theory and
the terminatory theory.10 Broadly, the initiatory theory would give jurisdiction to
the courts of the place where the conduct of the defendant occurred or began.
7
General Natural History
Such is the state of the terminatory flower, but the lateral ones, if there be any,
have a fifth less os all the parts. This genus comprehends the Orobanchoides of
Tournefort, and the Hypopitysof Dillenius. ' I. Monotroþa storihur [etern/thus ...
The statutory presumption against extra- territorial jurisdiction and the common
law emphasis on the terminatory theory lead to be the view that there might be a '
gap' in jurisdiction in cases where an act of deception was made in England but ...
John O'Brien, Professor of Old Age Psychiatry John O'Brien, 2001
9
A General Natural History: Or, New and Accurate Descriptions ...
The Fly with white wings, 'withthr'ee brown fasciae, and a brovim terminatory spot
. r'oss'. The Fly'wi'tlr" white wings, and with four grey fascizc, and as many' smaller
running'alternately with them. II.- The white-winged Fly, with four sasciae in ...
10
A General Natural History: Or, New and Accurate Descriptions ...
Such is the state os the terminatory floWer, but the iateral ones, if there be any,
have a fifth less of all the parts; This genus comprehends the Orobanchoides of
Tournefort, and the Hypopitys of Dillenius. r. Monotropa storihur lateralzhur ...
