In the high-profile decision in Lee v Ashers, the Supreme Court had to consider a customer’s rights against […]
Category Archive: Comparative law
Bakeries in the United States and the United Kingdom have become the latest sites for contestation about rights. […]
Introduction September 2018 may go down in Indian law as one of the most liberal months in the […]
There is no shortage of stories on Italian institutional crises originated in the context of a parliamentary system […]
The great political and constitutional turmoil caused by the President of the Italian Republic’s choice to veto the […]
On Holocaust Remembrance Day, the Polish Parliament approved an amendment to the National Remembrance Institute Act (NRIA), which […]
Anyone accustomed to walking in rugged terrain knows the feeling of anticipating reaching the summit, only to discover […]
Could Australia’s next king be a Muslim, a Catholic or some other non-Anglican? The answer according to the […]
Last week saw the much-anticipated return before the Supreme Court of Ireland of the proceedings in NHV v. […]
With the FDP (Liberal Democratic Party) dropping out of coalition talks with the CDU/CSU (Christian Democratic Union and […]
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