The Swedish Conflict of Laws

Eek, Hilding

doi:10.1007/978-94-011-9552-2

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The Danish Law Of 1683 and The Swedish Laws Of 1719-17201

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“…11 Later provisions such as an ordinance of 12 August 1752 provided for regulation of printing offices, including the stipulation that the printer's name, location, and year of printing were to appear on all printed work. 12…”

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Censorship in the Nordic Countries, ca.1750–1890: Transformations in Law, Theory, and Practice

Laursen

2005

J Mod Eur Hist

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Section: The Danish Law Of 1683 and The Swedish Laws Of 1719-1720mentioning

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Censorship in the Nordic Countries, ca.1750–1890: Transformations in Law, Theory, and Practice

Laursen

2005

J Mod Eur Hist

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Adoption in Ethiopia Ten Years after the Civil Code

Beckstrom¹

1972

Journal of African Law

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Forms by which children born outside a family unit are taken into the family have existed since time immemorial in Ethiopia. These forms have varied depending upon the ethnic, religious and regional groupings involved. The relationships created range from rather loose affirmations of close friendship and mutual interest to complete assimilation of the outsider as if he had been born within the family. This article will be concerned only with the later type of customary assimilation, which we will term “adoption”.

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The Swedish Conflict of Laws

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Censorship in the Nordic Countries, ca.1750–1890: Transformations in Law, Theory, and Practice

Censorship in the Nordic Countries, ca.1750–1890: Transformations in Law, Theory, and Practice

Adoption in Ethiopia Ten Years after the Civil Code

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