True Believers at Law: National Security Agendas, the Regulation of Lawyers, and the Separation of Powers

Margulies, Peter

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“…This opportunity was real and severe, then deprivation of it represents actual harm represented in the value and importance of this opportunity and the extent to which it can be achieved for gain, and from it, the law does not It is prohibited from counting in the lost profit. It is an element of compensation, what the injured party hoped to obtain, as long as this hope has reasonable grounds (Margulies, 2008).…”

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Recovery of Damage For Lost Profits In Bank Deposit

Lafta¹

2021

Akkad Journal Of Law And Public Policy

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Iraq's banking system is different in that it includes nationalized banks, private banks, foreign banks, Islamic banks, particular development banks, and cooperative banks. Currently, the size of loan defaults in the banking industry is enormous. However, the popular view is that loans and advances have a higher recovery rate. This article aims to explore the problems governing banking operations in Iraq and summarize the provisions of Iraqi legislation relating to the recovery of bank profit losses. According to the study given in this example, lending practices with Iraqi banking instruments are similar to those of traditional banks with comparable products. Moreover, the study identifies critical strategically weak connections in the banking sector's development, which has impeded the country's overall economic progress. The results indicate that the rewards under this legal system in Iraq include insurance against loss of profits resulting from bank interest. This situation is problematic on the ground, especially for non-fixed or non-fixed deposits. In addition, demonstrating earning potential is not an obstacle for the buyer in this scenario. However, when the bank deposit contract carries interest and the customer does not pay the amount of interest due to the bank's bankruptcy. The bank loses an opportunity to recover only by proving that the customer has breached the contract terms.

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Recovery of Damage For Lost Profits In Bank Deposit

Lafta¹

2021

Akkad Journal Of Law And Public Policy

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“…Our aim in this article, 4. See, for example, Barron and Lederman (2008a;2008b), Ackerman (2010;, Saltzman (2010), Morrison (2006;2011a;), Ingber (20132016;, Hathaway (2021), Goldsmith (2007;, Bradley and Morrison (2013), Huq (2012), Pildes (2012), Renan (2017), Posner (2012), Katyal (2006), Margulies (2008), McGinnis (1993, Lund (1993), andLipton (2010). however, is to illuminate less visible areas where OLC nonetheless plays an important role and implicates other questions that matter to presidency and executive branch scholars.…”

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The Law: “Beyond the Torture Memos: How the Office of Legal Counsel Matters for Executive Branch Scholarship”

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2021

Pres Stud Q

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Its advice touches most aspects of law, but it is especially influential for its interpretation of constitutional provisions that rarely, if ever, are subject to judicial scrutiny. While its importance is acknowledged by journalists, law professors, and legal practitioners, political science has yet to incorporate OLC systematically into studies of the presidency outside the ambit of war and emergency powers-areas where OLC achieved notoriety during the George W. Bush administration. We argue that there are unique and important reasons for political scientists to study OLC beyond its War on Terror legacy. In this essay, we construct a theory-driven research agenda for incorporating OLC into studies of the rhetorical and administrative presidencies, Neustadtian bargaining and the unilateral presidency, and transformative bureaucracy.

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The Wages of Playing for Time: Avoidance Doctrines and Interpretive Method in National Security and Foreign Relations Cases

Margulies

2009

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True Believers at Law: National Security Agendas, the Regulation of Lawyers, and the Separation of Powers

Cited by 3 publications

References 16 publications

Recovery of Damage For Lost Profits In Bank Deposit

Recovery of Damage For Lost Profits In Bank Deposit

The Law: “Beyond the Torture Memos: How the Office of Legal Counsel Matters for Executive Branch Scholarship”

The Wages of Playing for Time: Avoidance Doctrines and Interpretive Method in National Security and Foreign Relations Cases

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