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Precedent is a
judicial decision that
serves as an
authority for
courts when
deciding subsequent identical or
similar cases.
Fundamental to
common law...
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condition precedent is an
event or
state of
affairs that is
required before something else will occur. In
contract law, a
condition precedent is an event...
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precedent book is a do****ent
recording procedural,
legal or
constitutional precedents. Such a book may have
significant constitutional effects, such...
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Common law (also
known as
judicial precedent, judge-made law, or case law) is the body of law
primarily developed through judicial decisions rather than...
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Shippey as
exemplifying "an
elvish streak ... signalled ... by barely-
precedented intricacies" of poetry. Eärendil
means 'Lover of the Sea' in Tolkien's...
- In law, a
commanding precedent is a
precedent whose facts are "on all fours" with the case at hand. In
other words, it
almost exactly tracks it, sharing...
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Nuremberg principles are a set of
guidelines for
determining what
constitutes a war crime. The do****ent was
created by the
International Law Commission...
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through decrees and regulations; or by judges' decisions,
which form
precedent in
common law jurisdictions. An
autocrat may
exercise those functions...
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intended for use as such.
Despite that, the use of
shadow docket orders as
precedent has
increased in
recent years.
Writing in the
Harvard Journal of Law and...
- Publishing. 2012. ISBN 978-1615308972. "Practice has
plenty of
historical precedents"
Financial Times "Funds want 'uptick' rule back".
Financial Times. September...
