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renvoi

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renvoi [rɛnˈvɔɪ]
n
(Law) the referring of a dispute or other legal question to a jurisdiction other than that in which it arose
[from French: a sending back, from renvoyer, from re- + envoyer to send; see envoy1]


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124) This is a renvoi materiel, as the dispute settlement mechanisms provided by the UNCLOS would apply even where the UNCLOS was not ratified by the parties to the CPUCH.
Premierement, le Cour a determine que, dans la situation ou un salarie renvoye a tort souffre de detresse mentale severe suite au resultat du renvoi ou de la mauvaise foi de l'employeur, il devrait etre remunere directement pour la detresse mentale plutot qu'a travers la methode d'ajout a la periode de preavis etablie une decennie plus tot dans l'arret Wallace v.
In other words, Peirce's triadism works thanks to the categories it uses, the sign typology it proposes, the dynamic model it offers when it describes signs as grounded in renvoi from one interpretant to another.
 
 
 
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