Σύγκριση εκδόσεων
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| Επόμενη αναθεώρηση | Προηγούμενη αναθεώρησηΤελευταία αναθεώρησηΕπόμενος έλεγχος και από τις δύο πλευρές | ||
| comment_law_introduction [2019/01/17 13:42] – δημιουργήθηκε pournaras | comment_law_introduction [2019/01/17 13:43] – [General Principles] pournaras | ||
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| Γραμμή 16: | Γραμμή 16: | ||
| Where two different laws appear to relate to the same factual situation, a law governing the specific subject matter always overrides a law governing only general matters. | Where two different laws appear to relate to the same factual situation, a law governing the specific subject matter always overrides a law governing only general matters. | ||
| - | Example 1: | + | Example 1:\\ |
| Dummy' | Dummy' | ||
| - | Example 2: | + | Example 2:\\ |
| A defender revokes and dummy, trying to prevent the establishment of the revoke, asks him about it. Law 9A3 could be interpreted as allowing this, but Law 61B explicitly states that dummy is not allowed to do so. | A defender revokes and dummy, trying to prevent the establishment of the revoke, asks him about it. Law 9A3 could be interpreted as allowing this, but Law 61B explicitly states that dummy is not allowed to do so. | ||