Issue 16

Issue 16

Editorial
The State Council in Kuwait

By: Prof. Badria A. Al-Awadi
Editor-In-Chief

Remarkably, Kuwaiti legislative and parliamentary arena, witnessed during the past three years an influx and the abundance of legislation and laws that have been adopted and approved, with a clear preponderance of the balance of government projects at the base of the parliamentary proposals, which is normal because the government has a wide legal and administrative systems can prepare laws drafts, according to Studies and needs, which must be from legislative initiative in the absence of parliamentary work joint system.
It is certain that a fraction of that legislation, which was approved and issued as a supplement quality and response to legal and legislative requirements and needs, the country needed them, as in the case of municipal law ,law of tenders , copyright law , law of commercial agencies , law of caring for the elderly and the law of the Juvenile Welfare and others, however, others of which it includes big disadvantages, some constitutional, as in the case of Law of the electronic media , law prevent the abuser, and the law of cyber security and the DNA Law. As part of this government legislative initiative movement, the government took over last May to refer the establishment of the State Council law draft to the National Assembly for discussion and approval in the ongoing session

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Unfair competition in light of the Qatari law

Dr. Salah Zain Eddine
Associate Professor - Commercial Law - College of Law – Qatar University
Dr. Mohamed Abdulaziz Al-Khulaifi
Associate Professor- Commercial Law - College of Law – Qatar University

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