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Electronic signature and attestation in conveyancing practice: A Malaysian legal perspective [version 3; peer review: 2 approved, 2 approved with reservations] by Mohd Munzil Muhamad, Hua Siong Wong

“…The issue arises whether electronic signature (e-signature) and attestation are permissible under the laws of Malaysia. The aim of this research was to study the legality of e-signature and attestation in conveyancing practice in Malaysia and subsequently to propose recommendations to overcome these issues.   …”
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Behoort die saaklike ooreenkoms aan vormvereistes onderwerp te word? by PJW Schutte

“…No formalities are required in South African law in respect of the real agreement relating to the transfer of ownership in immovable property. …”
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Rethinking the Teaching of Law by Richard Johnstone

“…What distinguished Australian legal education from the English system was that the professional authorities did not themselves take responsibility for the “practitioners” subjects such as Evidence, Procedure and Conveyancing. Instead the law schools became “trade schools” providing almost all of the substantive law courses required for admission to practice. …”
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The Limits of Marriage Protection: in Defence of Property Law by Rosemary Auchmuty

“…Instead, it suggests that legal discussions should employ more accuracy and precision about the law in principle and a more critical approach to how it works in practice (especially considering recent developments in the family courts), and that better conveyancing practice and better public education would help to empower individuals to make informed decisions as to their property arrangements. …”
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A Brilliant Career: Life as a Law Teacher by Neil Gold

“…Like many other kids growing up I also had my standard court room heroes, but it was neither Raymond Burr’s Perry Mason nor EG Marshall’s Defender that really stirred my interest in the practice of law. Before entering law school I had worked as a clerk in a law office and had some idea about the more routine aspects of legal practice, especially as they relate to conveyancing and small scale collection litigation. …”
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Competition, Cooperation and Legal Change, service ideal, competition, corporatisation, legal services, Australian Legal Academy by David Weisbrot

“…There are a number of trends in the development of the contemporary Australian legal profession which have been widely remarked upon, among them: the growth in size of the profession; the increasingly boundary-free nature of legal practice; the imperatives for private legal practice to become more competitive and “business-like”; the deprofessionalisation of certain formerly lucrative areas of legal practice, such as residential conveyancing; the crisis in legal education caused by the very poor level of resources available to the university law schools; the inaccessibility of the courts for reasons of cost and delay, and the consequent growth of Alternative (or preferably “Additional”) Dispute Resolution (ADR). …”
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CHALLENGES FOR LEGAL EDUCATION IN THE ERA OF I.R.4.0 by Ida Madieha Abdul Ghani Azmi

“…The paper reveals that the traditional method that focuses on the training of law graduates to think like a lawyer by understanding the reasoning in the judgement of cases or the preparation of conveyancing and court documents are no longer relevant in the IR4.0 era as these activities could easily be undertaken by bots. …”
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CHALLENGES FOR LEGAL EDUCATION IN THE ERA OF I.R.4.0 by Ida Madieha Abdul Ghani Azmi

“…The paper reveals that the traditional method that focuses on the training of law graduates to think like a lawyer by understanding the reasoning in the judgement of cases or the preparation of conveyancing and court documents are no longer relevant in the IR4.0 era as these activities could easily be undertaken by bots. …”
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USUCAPTION AS A MEANS OF ACQUIRING THE OWNERSHIP TITLE by Ciprian Raul ROMIȚAN

“…According to the Civil Code in force, the ownership title may be acquired, according to law, by convention, legal or testamentary inheritance, accession, usucaption, as effect of the good-faith possession in case of movable assets and fruits, by occupation, tradition, as well as by court decision, when it is not conveyancing by itself. …”
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INFORMATION REGARDING FIDUCIARY CONTRACTS AND THEIR LEGAL SPECIFICITIES by Ciprian Raul ROMIȚAN

“…The sources of the fiducia are the law and the contract concluded in authentic form. …”
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To Impose or Not Impose Penalty Conditions Following Professional Misconduct: What Factors Are Cited by Three Professional Disciplinary Tribunals in New Zealand? by Lois Surgenor, Kate Diesfeld, Marta Rychert, Olivia Kelly, Kate Kersey

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