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41	OCEŇOVÁNÍ STAVEB POŠKOZENÝCH, NEPOVOLENÝCH A NEOPRÁVNĚNÝCH / VALUATION OF DAMAGED, UNLICENSED AND UNAUTHORIZED BUILDINGS Černocký, Robert Unknown Date (has links) This PhD thesis analyzes the current, by experts in minimum benchmark solved condition of valuation of damaged, unlicensed and unauthorized buildings, it defines the problematic status of the individual administrative areas where the expert report is the decisive evidence and it recommends suitable method of valuation of these buildings, so as to minimize the risk of bringing faulty expert opinion. The paper not only explains the basic concepts identified in the relevant legislation, but also systematically analyzes the possible ways of determining the usual price of mentioned buildings. Derived ways of valuation methods are validated on examples and evaluated. On the basis of this verification there is a recommended procedure to determine the usual price of these types of buildings, ie. the expert standard.
42	INSTITUCIONÁLNÍ OTÁZKY ZNALECTVÍ / INSTITUTIONAL ASPECTS OF EXPERT ACTIVITY Hanák, Jakub January 2013 (has links) The thesis analyzes an expert in social (institutional) relations that constitute the organizational and institutional background of Forensic Expertise as part of forensic engineering. The work explains the terminology and definitions used, with the greatest attention is paid to the analysis of the conditions for the exercise of expert activities from different perspectives (in particular legal and economic). Is discussed in detail in particular the status of expert institutes, and in all contexts: both in terms of expertise and its guarantee, as well as in terms of responsibility processors appraisal institute. Further describes the work of existing associations and experts estimated their future development. An important part of the work is a comparison of the conditions for the exercise of expert activities (advantages and disadvantages) in selected European countries: Slovak Republic, England and Austria. Based on the findings in the final section are designed and justified by changes in the conditions and rules for the performance of expert activities and other related aspects.
43	Blurred Lines: Musical Expertise in the History of American Copyright Litigation Leo, Katherine M. 16 September 2016 (has links) No description available. Music Law music musicology music history historiography musical analysis copyright evidence expert witness law legal history American music American law popular music Tin Pan Alley sheet music music theory
44	The admissibility and evaluation of scientific evidence in court Faurie, Annari 11 1900 (has links) Increasing use is being made of various types of scientific evidence in court. The general requirement for the admissibility of such evidence is relevance. Although expert evidence is considered to be opinion evidence, it is admissible if it can assist the court to decide a fact in issue; provided that it is also reliable. In South Africa, the initial wide judicial discretion to either admit or exclude unconstitutionally obtained evidence, has developed into a more narrowly defined discretion under the final Constitution. Examples of scientific evidence, namely, DNA evidence, fingerprints, psychiatric evidence, bite-mark evidence and polygraph evidence are considered and problems inherent in the presentation of such evidence in courts in various jurisdictions are highlighted. An investigation of the presentation and evaluation of evidence in both the accusatorial and inquisitorial systems seems to indicate that the adversarial procedure has a marked influence on the evaluation of evidence / Criminal & Procedural Law / LL.M. (Law) Scientific evidence Admissibility Expert witness Relevance Unconstitutionally obtained evidence DNA profiling Fingerprint evidence Polygraph tests Psychiatric evidence Bite marks 345.62068 Evidence (Law) -- South Africa Admissible evidence -- South Africa Judicial discretion -- South Africa Criminal procedure -- South Africa. Constitutional law -- South Africa.
45	The admissibility and evaluation of scientific evidence in court Faurie, Annari 11 1900 (has links) Increasing use is being made of various types of scientific evidence in court. The general requirement for the admissibility of such evidence is relevance. Although expert evidence is considered to be opinion evidence, it is admissible if it can assist the court to decide a fact in issue; provided that it is also reliable. In South Africa, the initial wide judicial discretion to either admit or exclude unconstitutionally obtained evidence, has developed into a more narrowly defined discretion under the final Constitution. Examples of scientific evidence, namely, DNA evidence, fingerprints, psychiatric evidence, bite-mark evidence and polygraph evidence are considered and problems inherent in the presentation of such evidence in courts in various jurisdictions are highlighted. An investigation of the presentation and evaluation of evidence in both the accusatorial and inquisitorial systems seems to indicate that the adversarial procedure has a marked influence on the evaluation of evidence / Criminal and Procedural Law / LL.M. (Law) Scientific evidence Admissibility Expert witness Relevance Unconstitutionally obtained evidence DNA profiling Fingerprint evidence Polygraph tests Psychiatric evidence Bite marks 345.62068 Evidence (Law) -- South Africa Admissible evidence -- South Africa Judicial discretion -- South Africa Criminal procedure -- South Africa. Constitutional law -- South Africa.
46	STANDARDIZACE ZNALECKÉHO POSTUPU PŘI ZJIŠTĚNÍ OBVYKLÉ CENY VĚCNÉHO BŘEMENE PŘI VÝSTAVBĚ POZEMNÍCH KOMUNIKACÍ / STANDARDIZATION OF THE VALUATION APPROACH FOR DETERMINING THE MARKET VALUE OF EASEMENTS IN ROAD CONSTRUCTION Sedláček, Jan January 2015 (has links) This PhD thesis analyzes the current situation in appraisals of technical infrastructure easements created by the Road and Motorway Directorate of the Czech Republic in the process of transport infrastructure development. The thesis explains the basic concepts, identifies the relevant legisla-tion and examines the appraising methods used for these easements as described in the literature. It then discusses and critically assesses, based on existing legislation and best practices, the indi-vidual appraising approaches used in expert opinions prepared for the Road and Motorway Di-rectorate of the Czech Republic. Drawing on this assessment, it makes recommendations for a standardized approach for establishing the fair market value of easements and demonstrates its application on a model example.
47	Legal issues relating to the treatment of persons living with cancer Maimela, Charles 06 1900 (has links) Cancer is regarded as a global disease and one of the leading killer diseases in the world. The reason why cancer is so widespread and often misunderstood stems from multiple factors, namely, the lack of knowledge about cancer, unfair discrimination of persons living with cancer, inadequate or inappropriate treatment provided to patients, the stigma attached to cancer, misdiagnosis and late diagnosis of persons living with cancer, as well as the inadequate provision of screening programs to detect cancer at an early stage. The combination of these issues raises alarming medico-legal problems that merit further attention. The thesis will explore the origin, nature, philosophical and clinical aspects pertaining to cancer, as well as legal issues related to cancer and oncology. The study will conclude with recommendations aimed at mitigating and addressing the shortcomings that exist in the medico-legal framework. The study will also draw on a legal comparison of relevant South African, English and American laws and regulations. Since this thesis entails focussing on medico-legal principles, the study will draw on aspects of medical law, labour law, law of contract, law of delict, constitutional law and criminal law. / Private Law / LL. D. Cancer Breast cancer Lung cancer Liver cancer Cervical cancer Colorectal cancer Prostate cancer oncologist Oncology Human rights law Medical law Oncologist malpractice Discrimination Unfair labour practices Unfair dismissal Inherent requirements of the job Cancer registry Informed consent Negligence Unlawfulness Causation Wrongfulness Unprofessional conduct Expert witness 344.4197 Unfair labor practices -- South Africa Unfair labor practices -- Great Britain Unfair labor practices -- United States Human rights -- South Africa Human rights -- Great Britain Human rights -- United States Cancer Association of South Africa

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