English Law Terms: Optimizing Education Process by A. G. Anisimova, M. A. Arkhipova

“…The article focuses on the terminology of English law as a system. It deals with the main specific characteristics of the English legal terminology and studies the systemic nature of the terminology of Criminal Law. …”
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On French and British Freedoms Early Bloomsbury and the Brothels of Modernism by Christine Froula

“…Whereas the subject of Bell’s freedom is male, for the Stephen sisters the differences within, as well as between, French and English law and culture intersected with their personal histories to give 46 Gordon Square a meaning it could never have had ‘had not 22 Hyde Park Gate preceded it.’ …”
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Legal Identity and 13th-Century English Ireland by Stephen Hewer

“…It defines legal freedom under medieval English law in Ireland and delineates the methods used by the courts to determine legal freedom. …”
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The Homosexual Exception? The Case of the Labouchère Amendment by William Fize

“…However, that being said, in some respects there is a case for considering that English law regarding male homosexuality in Victorian England was not so ‘exceptional’ after all, and indeed could even be seen as representing a potentially more lenient evolution of the criminal law. …”
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The Necessity to Observe the Interests of the company in the Assumption of Director’s Contract with Himself with Recognition in the British Legal System by Hosein Bahrami

“…The legislator has issued a ruling only in relation to a joint-stock company what he means is the place of dispute; Therefore, the purpose is to deduce the legislator's opinions regarding the mentioned company and others in comparison with English law. In the above company, managers must first take the consent of the board of directors and then the general meeting of co-partners (Article 129 of the Amendment bill of the commercial code). …”
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