How to cite this article: Pagatini, Rafael. "Under the Veil of Resolution." AM Journal Art and Media Studies 26 (2021): 144-150. doi: 10.25038/am.v0i26.477

The doctrine of lifting the corporate veil constitutes exception to concept legal personality, but ambit and appropriate circumstances in which it should apply are contested both case law jurisprudence. It is far from settled when can be lifted, no clear guiding principles have emerged United Kingdom other common jurisdictions such as Nigeria. In recent time, however, authoritative decision UK ...

BACKGROUND Dermoscopy allows the early detection of melanomas. The preoperative determination of Breslow index by dermoscopy could be useful in planning the surgical approach and in selecting patients for sentinel lymph node biopsy. OBJECTIVES This study aims at describing the dermoscopic features of thin melanomas and comparing melanomas in situ with invasive melanomas less than or equal to ...

Judges in the United States, the United Kingdom, and Canada have ruled that witnesses may not wear the niqab—a type of face veil—when testifying, in part because they believed that it was necessary to see a person’s face to detect deception (Muhammad v. Enterprise Rent-A-Car, 2006; R. v. N. S., 2010; The Queen v. D(R), 2013). In two studies, we used conventional research methods and safeguards ...

A theory of cooperative choice under incomplete information is developed in which agents possess private information at the time of contracting. It is assumed that the group of cooperating agents has agreed on a utilitarian “standard of evaluation” (group preference ordering) governing choices under complete information. The task is to extend this standard to choices whose consequences depend o...

This paper uses theory and experiments to study situations in which individuals make choices for themselves and for others in situations intended to resemble what Rawls and Harsanyi would describe as “behind the veil of ignorance.” Theory suggests a (surprisingly overlooked) decomposition of choices behind the veil of ignorance into choices in more familiar altruistic and risk environments. Our...

During pathfinding, growth cones respond to guidance cues by altering their motility. This study shows that motile responses can be highly specific: filopodial contact with two different, physiologically relevant cells differentially alters discrete elements of motility. With each cell type, the responses to contact are invariant. Each cell induces a distinct response in sensory growth cones wi...