Dealing with Unexpected Circumstances: Judicial Modification of Contract under Indonesian and Dutch Law

judicial annulment or modification of maritime salvage contract

based on section 179 of iranian maritime act, 1343, if salvage contract is concluded under the influence of danger or undue influence and its terms are inequitable or if the consent of one of the parties is vitiated by fraud or when the remuneration under the contract, in proportion to the services, is actually rendered too large or too small, the contract may be annulled or modified by the cou...

Dealing with unexpected words

Insperata accidunt magis saepe quam quae speres, i.e. things you do not expect happen more often than things you do expect, warns Plautus (circa 200 BC). Most readers would agree with Plautus that surprising sensory input data could be important since they could represent a new danger or new opportunity. A hypothesized cognitive process involved in the processing of such inputs is illustrated i...

Dealing with the Unexpected

Typically, we think of both artificial and natural computing devices as following rules that allow them to alter their behaviour (output) according to their environment (input). This approach works well when the environment and goals are well defined and regular. However, 1) the search time for appropriate solutions quickly becomes intractable when the input is not fairly regular, and 2) respon...

Advance directives under state law and judicial decisions.

Dealing with expected and unexpected obstacles

18 The two lines after the command line are GETFOL output. They tell us that, in order to perform reeection up, the system enters the context FLYING and then it returns back to C. We can now derive ist(NFP1,WS1) by implication elimination. Finally we enter context WS1 and prove what we want by reeection down. C@GLM:: SWITCHCONTEXT WS1; You are now using context: WS1 You are switching to a proof...