The work reported by D. Bryce-Smith and G. F. Cox, along with several recent publications describing experimental results designed to elucidate the long disputed question of the structure of the Grignard reagent in ether stimulated the work reported here, in an effort to obtain additional evidence of the structure of the organomagnesium complex in benzene solvent. Since the primary objective of this work was to prepare organoberyllium compounds using the organomagnesium complexes in hydrocarbon solvents, it seemed an insight into the structure of these complexes would be beneficial in this work. The techniques used and experimental evidence obtained from the structure elucidation of the ethereal Grignard reagent have been most helpful in organization of the methods used to study the structure of organomagnesium halide complexes in benzene solvent. It seemed that an insight into the structure of these organomagnesium halide complexes in hydrocarbon solvents would be beneficial in accomplishing the second objective of this work. This objective was to prepare organoberyllium compounds using the organomagnesium halide complexes prepared in hydrocarbon solvents.

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The subject of my thesis is one which has been subject of many reports of reform of civil justice system across Canada. I consider that the reform of civil justice system is of fundamental importance for our society affecting all the citizens of our country and is, also, a fascinating topic. This thesis examines the changes proposed by Honourable Judge Coulter Osborne through the lens of the reform in civil procedure rules operated in the U.K.as a result of Lord Wolfe’s report because the Canadian justice system is founded upon Anglo-Saxon common law principles. My conclusion is that any substantial reform of the civil justice system must start with an increased role of the judge over the case, in the way promoted in U.K’s Civil Procedure Rules, and that Justice Osborne’s civil justice project still doesn’t propose a much needed overhaul change of Civil Procedure Rules in Ontario.

The subject of my thesis is one which has been subject of many reports of reform of civil justice system across Canada. I consider that the reform of civil justice system is of fundamental importance for our society affecting all the citizens of our country and is, also, a fascinating topic. This thesis examines the changes proposed by Honourable Judge Coulter Osborne through the lens of the reform in civil procedure rules operated in the U.K.as a result of Lord Wolfe’s report because the Canadian justice system is founded upon Anglo-Saxon common law principles. My conclusion is that any substantial reform of the civil justice system must start with an increased role of the judge over the case, in the way promoted in U.K’s Civil Procedure Rules, and that Justice Osborne’s civil justice project still doesn’t propose a much needed overhaul change of Civil Procedure Rules in Ontario.

An administrative appeal procedure is for an administrative action to be examined in terms of legitimacy and adequacy by an administrative agency according to Administrative Appeal Act and then an administrative appeal decision is made. Therefore, an administrative appeal procedure is substantially a general administrative procedure. An administrative appeal procedure and an administrative procedure both belong to the system which guarantee procedure justice, but the former is set afterwards while the latter is mainly beforehand. There are still some differences between them in terms of the objective of Administrative Appeal Act and the values of procedures. An administrative appeal procedure after an administrative action is similar to a quasi-judiciary one that needs to be made exactly to conform to the intention of Article 16 of the ROC Constitution and the expectations from the public.I am of the opinion that the contents of an administrative appeal procedure concerned with due process of law need to be expounded. Furthermore, since an administrative appeal is part of administrative remedy, the procedure made to the inferior agency by the agency with jurisdiction of administrative appeal authorized by the laws needs to be examined. Thus while agency with jurisdiction of administrative examines a case, whether the principles are followed according to due process of law should be thoroughly examined. This paper makes comment and discussion from real appeal cases. There are five chapters included: Chapter 1: Motives, objective, scope and method of this research. Chapter 2: Introduction to the contents and conception of due process of law. Chapter 3: Analysis and discussion of the principles involved with due process of law in administrative appeal procedures. Chapter 4: Views from discussion of the cases to see whether the decisions and the administrative actions violate the basic principles in due process of law. Chapter 5: Conclusion and suggestions for amendment to Administrative Appeal Act and for improvement on appeal system. Keywords: administrative appeal procedure, administrative procedure, due process of law, the agency with jurisdiction of administrative appeal

Thesis (Ph.D.)--Conservatory of Music and Dance. University of Missouri--Kansas City, 2009. / "A dissertation in music education and education." Advisor: Charles Robinson. Typescript. Vita. Title from "catalog record" of the print edition Description based on contents viewed Nov. 25, 2009. Includes bibliographical references (leaves 110-125). Online version of the print edition.

Thesis (Ph. D.)--Georgetown University, 2008. / Includes bibliographical references (leaves 256-269). Also available online

Thèse--Université de Nancy. / "Bibliographie": 3d prelim. leaf.

Thesis (Ph. D.)--Anadolu Üniversitesi, 1985. / Includes bibliographical references (p. 147-159).