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Japanese Law and the Asia-Pacific – Page 21 – Japanese Law in Asia-Pacific Socio-Economic Context

Specifically (p8):. Love, for instance, is highly valued in Japan, but in judges’ opinions, it usually appears as a tragic, overwhelming emotion associated with jealousy, suffering, heartache, and death. ... Sex in the opinions presents a choice among
japaneselaw.sydney.edu.au/page/21/

University of Sydney French Model Code Implementation Group - Report with annexures

and receive information and opinions;. • the reasonable and proportionate regulation of conduct to enable. ... to express themselves and to hear and receive information and opinions’, the Code recognises.
www.sydney.edu.au/content/dam/intranet/public-documents/news-initiatives/the-university-of-sydney-french-model-code-implementation-group-report-with-annexures.pdf

Submission to the Senate Inquiry into the Commonwealth’s Treaty Making Process – Japanese Law and the Asia-Pacific

progress. This could therefore become a very useful way of responding to criticisms that the executive branch and current government are too divorced from public opinion when negotiating treaties.
japaneselaw.sydney.edu.au/2015/03/submission-to-the-senate-inquiry-into-the-commonwealths-treaty-making-process/

Will Privately-Supplied ADR Keep Growing in Japan? – Japanese Law and the Asia-Pacific

For example, these amendments:. • allow parties to seek opinions from expert advisors before formally lodging suit;. •
japaneselaw.sydney.edu.au/2010/03/will-privately-supplied-adr-keep-growing-in-japan/

Guest Blog: Chief Justice Bathurst’s launch of Asian Law books – Japanese Law and the Asia-Pacific

The breadth of the standard makes it difficult to attribute the difference in opinion between the members of the Court to any legal error. ... way, difference in opinion ceases to be unexpected, and perhaps, becomes inevitable.11.
japaneselaw.sydney.edu.au/2019/11/guest-blog-launch-by-bathurst-cj-of-asian-law-books/

Nurturing Links Across Civil Society Report

Nurturing Links Across Civil Society: Lessons from Australia’s For-Purpose. Sector’s Response to COVID-19. Report of the Strengthening Australian Civil Society Initiative. February 2022. About Strengthening Australian Civil Society.
www.sydney.edu.au/content/dam/corporate/documents/sydney-policy-lab/our-research/nurturing_links_across_civil_society_june2022.pdf

Dispute resolution – Page 3 – Japanese Law and the Asia-Pacific

to present their papers and exchange opinions.
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Tennis Raquet Physics

Contrary to popular opinion, the sweet spot does not coincide with the point at which the ball rebounds with maximum speed, nor does it locate the spot where the force on
www.physics.usyd.edu.au/~cross/tennis.html

Australia-Japan Relations – Japanese Law and the Asia-Pacific

Japanese Law in Asia-Pacific Socio-Economic Context. Category: Australia-Japan Relations. “Rule-based International Traceability of Critical Raw Materials Supply Chains”. Written by: A/Prof Jeanne Huang & Prof Luke Nottage. This is the theme for
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Japanese Law – Page 2 – Japanese Law and the Asia-Pacific

Japanese Law in Asia-Pacific Socio-Economic Context. Category: Japanese Law. Japanese and Asia-Pacific Dispute Resolution events over October 2021. Over this month I am pleased to contribute to three events regarding Asia-Pacific arbitration and
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