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The Dialectic of Punitive Compensation in Civil Law – The Problem and the Possibility! A Comparative Critical Study of Philosophy and Rooting between the Anglo-Saxon and Latin Schools (Part 1)

Prof. Muhammad Irfan Al Khatib
Professor of Civil Law
Ahmed bin Mohammed Military College Doha, Qatar

The Dialectic of Punitive Compensation in Civil Law – The Problem and the Possibility! A Comparative Critical Study of Philosophy and Rooting between the Anglo-Saxon and Latin Schools (Part 1)2022-10-09T09:50:23+00:00

Is Moral Damage Appropriate for Legal Persons? A Descriptive Comparative Study between French and Egyptian Laws

Dr. Sami Al H. Al Enezi & Dr. Abdulkareem R. Al Enezi
Assistant Professors of Civil Law
Law Department, College of Business Studies PAAET, State of Kuwait

Is Moral Damage Appropriate for Legal Persons? A Descriptive Comparative Study between French and Egyptian Laws2022-10-09T09:50:22+00:00

Slow Litigation Procedures and their Effects on Investment Business: The Role of the Judiciary in Encouraging Investment

Abrar Majid Al Qattan
Teaching Assistant
Kuwait International Law School

Slow Litigation Procedures and their Effects on Investment Business: The Role of the Judiciary in Encouraging Investment2022-10-09T09:50:22+00:00