-
editor of
several journals, most
notable Juridisk Arkiv (1804-1812), Nyt
Juridisk Arkiv (1812-1830) and
Juridisk Tidsskrift (1820-1840), as well as the...
- the
children of
unmarried Greenlandic women legally fatherless (Danish:
juridisk faderløse):
having no
right to know or
inherit from
their biological fathers...
-
Aarhus University (Danish:
Aarhus Universitet,
abbreviated AU) is a
public research university with its main
campus located in Aarhus, Denmark. It is the...
- The
Gender Recognition Act (Norwegian: Lov om
endring av
juridisk kjønn) was
adopted by the
Norwegian parliament, the Storting, on 6 June 2016, was promulgated...
-
Sperm theft Dubay v.
Wells Violence against men "Manden bag
begrebet '
juridisk abort': Det
handler om ligestilling" [The man
behind the
concept of 'legal...
-
medieval law,
including Ius
Commune Jarkko Tontti:
European legal pluralism as a
rebirth of Ius commune.
Retfaerd –
Nordisk juridisk tidsskrift 94(2001)....
-
Journal from 1999 to 2003. Sweden's
first law
review is
Juridisk Publikation. The
first number of
Juridisk Publikation was
published in
April 2009. It originated...
- or The Dress, a 1996
Dutch comedy film
Legal Aid for
Women (Norwegian:
Juridisk rådgivning for
kvinner (JURK)), a
Norwegian NGO Jerk (disambiguation) This...
-
Criminal Act. He
published several periodicals,
including Juridisk Maanedstidende,
Juridisk Repertorium with
Lorentz Lange, Jørgen
Herman Vogt and Jonas...
- och Söderbergsmorden – svåra mål i teorin,
enkla i praktiken?" (PDF).
Juridisk Tidskrift (in Swedish) (3).
Archived from the
original (PDF) on
March 26...
