Subject(s): Just war doctrine | War (International law) Contents:Rights, rules and consequences -- Challenges to the 'rule-consequentialism' concept of laws concerning actions in conflict -- Non-combatant immunity, non-uniformed combatants and illegitimate combatants -- Dual-use facilities, asymmetric conflict -- The right of natio

Subject(s): Self-incrimination -- England | Self-incrimination -- Wales | Criminal justice, Administration of -- England | Criminal justice, Administration of -- Wales Holdings: ,Law Book,Gombak Campus Library,Law Collection,Open Shelf,d66 KD 8386 C548P 2013,Available,11100340146

Subject(s): Intellectual property -- Singapore | Copyright -- Singapore | Patent laws and legislation -- Singapore | Trademarks -- Singapore Holdings: ,Law Book,Gombak Campus Library,Law Collection,Open Shelf,d16 KPP 112 N576L 2014,Available,11100340148

Subject(s): Banking law (Islamic law) -- Malaysia Holdings: ,Law Book,Gombak Campus Library,Law Collection,Open Shelf,d24 KPG 885 H216J 2014,Available,11100334218

Subject(s): Internet -- Law and legislation -- United States Holdings: ,Law Book,Gombak Campus Library,Law Collection,Open Shelf,d41 KF 390.5 C6 C994T 2013,Available,11100340143

Subject(s): Jurisprudence | Law (Philosophy) Holdings: ,Law Book,Gombak Campus Library,Law Collection,Open Shelf,d7 K 230 K45I 2014,Available,11100338366

Subject(s): Unjust enrichment | Restitution | Estoppel | Mistake (Law) Holdings: ,Law Book,Gombak Campus Library,Law Collection,Open Shelf,d29 K 920 B219C 2009,Available,11100340145

Subject(s): Medical laws and legislation | Medical ethics Summary: "Increasingly globalization has meant that decisions made regarding medical care and health in one country may influence health and disease outcomes in other parts of the world. Recognizing that medical law should not be confined to national silos this handbook approaches me

Subject(s): Arbitration agreements, Commercial | International commercial arbitration | Jurisdiction | Commercial law Summary: "When deciding how and where to resolve disputes that have or may arise parties in international civil and commercial relationship make agreements separate from the main contract which determine either the choice of

Subject(s): Marine pollution -- Law and legislation | Shipping -- Environmental aspects | Liability for environmental damages | Transboundary pollution -- Law and legislation | Environmental law, International Summary: "The book examines whether the jurisdiction of coastal States under international law can be extended to include powers of