Legal Procedure
The early Irish laws are devoid of a state centered enforcement mechanism and at least some of the judges were outside the state apparatus. This did not mean that the laws were ineffective, rather the methods of enforcement of legal procedures worked in such a way to fit with the conditions of society.
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Contents of Dharmaśāstra - Vyavahāra
... Vyavahāra is an important concept of Hindu law denoting legal procedure ... is said to be vyavahāra." The king’s personal dharma is inextricably linked to legal proceedings and his dharma is determined the by the merits and demerits of his subjects ... learned Brahmins to counsel and help him in legal matters ...
... Vyavahāra is an important concept of Hindu law denoting legal procedure ... is said to be vyavahāra." The king’s personal dharma is inextricably linked to legal proceedings and his dharma is determined the by the merits and demerits of his subjects ... learned Brahmins to counsel and help him in legal matters ...
Montenegrin Independence Referendum, 2006 - Legal Procedure - After The Referendum
... Changes to the Montenegrin Constitution, which involved changes of the state status, required dissolving the Parliament when the bill is passed, and convocation of the new one within 90 days ... The new Parliament had to adopt, with a two-third majority, such changes to the Constitution, or draft a new Constitution ...
... Changes to the Montenegrin Constitution, which involved changes of the state status, required dissolving the Parliament when the bill is passed, and convocation of the new one within 90 days ... The new Parliament had to adopt, with a two-third majority, such changes to the Constitution, or draft a new Constitution ...
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