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Citizen’s Right of Return Amid COVID-19 Pandemic: An Analytical Study in International and Jordanian legislations

Mr. Mohamed Hosni MA’Abreh
Lecturer at the Department of Public Law - Faculty of Law - Yarmouk University - Jordan
and researcher at the Institute of Comparative Law Sorbonne University (Paris I) - France

Citizen’s Right of Return Amid COVID-19 Pandemic: An Analytical Study in International and Jordanian legislations2021-07-29T11:59:15+00:00

Countries’ Commitment to Implement International Legal Rules Related to Public Health and the Role of WHO in Combating the Coronavirus Pandemic

Prof. Emran Mahafzah
Public International Law
School of Law - University of Jadara Jordan
Dr. Diala Altaani
Associate Professor Public International Law
Faculty of Law - University of Al Yarmouk
Jordan

Countries’ Commitment to Implement International Legal Rules Related to Public Health and the Role of WHO in Combating the Coronavirus Pandemic2021-07-29T11:57:10+00:00

The State’s Liability to Compensate Damages Caused by Public Disasters: Covid-19 Crisis as a Model A Descriptive and Analytical Study in the Kuwaiti Law

Dr. Abdul Karim Rabie Al Anzi
Assistant Professor of Civil Law
Law Department - College of Business Studies - PAAET - Kuwait

The State’s Liability to Compensate Damages Caused by Public Disasters: Covid-19 Crisis as a Model A Descriptive and Analytical Study in the Kuwaiti Law2021-07-29T11:48:22+00:00

The Extent to which the Coronavirus Pandemic is considered a Force Majeure on the Contracts Binding on Both Sides and its Implications According to Kuwaiti Law: A Comparative Study

Dr. Anadel Al Mater
Assistant Professor of Civil Law
Kuwait International Law School

The Extent to which the Coronavirus Pandemic is considered a Force Majeure on the Contracts Binding on Both Sides and its Implications According to Kuwaiti Law: A Comparative Study2021-07-29T11:46:16+00:00

Contract and Crisis Response! Corona pandemic is an Example: An Original Study Comparing the Latin and Anglo-Saxon Position

Prof. Mohamed Irfan Al Khatib
Professor of Civil Law
Law Department - Ahmed bin Mohamed Military College
Doha - Qatar

Contract and Crisis Response! Corona pandemic is an Example: An Original Study Comparing the Latin and Anglo-Saxon Position2021-07-29T11:09:38+00:00

Information Technology Crimes and the Emerging Coronavirus Pandemic between the Actual and the Desired Reality: Fundamental Study

Dr. Muaath S. Al Mulla
Assistant Professor of Criminal Law
Kuwait International Law School

Information Technology Crimes and the Emerging Coronavirus Pandemic between the Actual and the Desired Reality: Fundamental Study2021-07-13T06:56:01+00:00

Application of the Theory of Contingent Circumstances to the Rental Contracts in the Light of Coronavirus Pandemic

Dr. Noor Al Abed Al Razzaq
Assistant Professor of Civil Law
Kuwait International Law School

Application of the Theory of Contingent Circumstances to the Rental Contracts in the Light of Coronavirus Pandemic2021-07-13T06:55:50+00:00

Pandemics of properties in lease contracts

Dr. Nesf Issa Al Asfour
Judge at the High Court
Palace of Justice - Kuwait

Pandemics of properties in lease contracts2021-07-06T11:40:22+00:00

The Autonomy of the Obligation under a Commercial Paper vis. the Immediate Debtor: A New Perspective under Jordanian Law Compared with English Law

Dr. Mohamed Hussain Bashayrah
Dean and Associate Professor of Commercial Law
College of Law - Prince Mohammad Bin Fahd University - Al Khobar - KSA

The Autonomy of the Obligation under a Commercial Paper vis. the Immediate Debtor: A New Perspective under Jordanian Law Compared with English Law2021-07-06T11:15:44+00:00

The Nature of Punitive Compensation and the Extent to Which it Can be Adopted in Jordanian Legislation: A Comparative Study

Dr. Aladdin Abdullah Al Khasawneh
Associate Professor of Civil Law
College of Law, United Arab Emirates University (Faculty of Law, University of Al Yarmouk, Jordan

The Nature of Punitive Compensation and the Extent to Which it Can be Adopted in Jordanian Legislation: A Comparative Study2021-07-06T10:48:21+00:00