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What are the two words involved in the word 'Legislation' and what does it mean? Thanks.‎

What do you mean by retrospective and prospective effect in legal sense? ‎

How Legislation influences on HRM ?‎

What are the five positive outcomes of the principle "Every child matters" (UK legislation)?‎

The Doctrine "Every child matters" was introduced into the UK and provides sound guidelines to ensuring that children, through education and care, can achieve f‎ ... See More

Different between prescriptive legislation and goal-setting legislation?‎

 

Answer added by  ROCHEL PIEDAD, Receptionist, Haus Malibu
2 years ago

"Every Child Matters" Children starts to learn from there own home that they really.matters.Parents are responsible in building there child as a good citizen on ... See More

 

Answer added by  Farhana Siddique Fari, Coordinator, Coordinator at DFA, Dr Fazeela Abbasi, Advanced Skin, Laser & Hair Institute, Islamabad.
8 years ago

I am in total agreement with your constructive submission Mr.  Gayasuddin Mohammed. Thanks.

 

Answer added by  Gayasuddin Mohammed, Advocate, Practicing Law before High Court at Hyderabad
8 years ago

The word 'Legislation' is the combination of words 'Legis' and 'Lation'. Legis mean Law and Lation means to make. Therefore 'Legislatio ... See More

 

Answer added by  wajdi hamza, محامي, مكتب حمزة لمحاماة الاعمال
8 years ago

In Indian Lwa “A new law ought to be prospective, not retrospective in its operation.” The meaning of the word prospective with reference to statutes shows that it is co ... See More

 

Answer added by  Tarek Bakry, Legal Senior Manager, National Telecommunication Regulatory Authority
8 years ago

RETROSPECTIVE   Looking backwards. This word is usually applied to those acts of the legislature, which are made to operate upon some subject, contract or crime which exi ... See More