Despite the centrality of fiduciary relationships to Anglo-American law, the scope of fiduciary rights and duties has eluded definition. Using the analytical tools provided by law and economics, in particular the principal-agent model, this Article provides a more precise definition offiduciary rights and duties in Anglo-American law and the economic consequences that such rights and duties gen...

though the embryo donation is recognized as one of the methodsof infertility remedy, and the act of donation way of embryo to an infertile couple has been approved in iran, it seems that the act is imperfect in various fields, as an example the legal nature of embryo donation. there have been suggested various and sometimes contradictory interpretations on embryo donation. therefore, for remova...

The article examines the functioning of family-type orphanages and foster families as important forms placement orphans children deprived parental care in martial law. Attention is drawn to peculiarities reception during military events Ukraine. Particular attention was paid legislation Ukraine on social protection orphans, care, well namely: Constitution Ukraine, Law "On ensuring organizationa...

the public sector affairs are done by employees and in order to do their duties as well as possible, these entities have to select and employ among applicants. but, because of right to take part in the government and the right to equal access to public services, their power is not unlimited. hence, they have to do this in respect of some norms to ensure the citizens’ rights. the legal aspects o...

It is estimated that ten to twenty percent of couples in the developed world experience infertility.1 Factors such as late childbearing increase the rates of infertility, particularly when race and economic disadvantages are considered.2 Additionally, infertility and the experience of infertility often result in significant emotional and psychological costs to those involved.3 It is thus not su...

To the degree that citizens have participated in, or derived benefits from, social institutions that have helped cause serious, life-threatening, or rights-threatening environmental injustice (EIJ), this article argues that they have duties either to stop their participation in these institutions or to compensate for it by helping to reform them. (EIJ occurs whenever children, poor people, mino...