Rapport national = National report.
Contributors: International Congress of Comparative Law (13th : 1990 : Montréal, Québec).
Publisher: s.n.
Published: 1990
Place of publication: [Montréal, Québec]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 35
Subjects: Comparative law -- Congresses.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
The reports are grouped into 34 topics, each topic constituting a number of national reports (Rapport national = National report) and a general report (Rapport général = General report).
Chiefly in English or French.
The Programme (v. [IX]) lists each of the national and general reporters and their respective countries.
Table of contents: title: I.A. Diffusion of juridical models; title: I.B.1. Bijuralism in a federal or local autonomy systems; title: I.B.2. The juridical person; title: I.C. Harmonization of private law rules between civil and common law jurisdictions; title: II.A.1. Reform of the law of medical liability; title: liability or insurance?; title: II.A.2. Pre-contractual dealings; title: II.A.3. Time-sharing ownership; title: II.B. International adoption; title: II.C.1. Group action; title: class actions, public interest actions, organization actions and parens patriae jurisdiction; title: II.C.2. Civil and administrative procedure; title: the differences and their explanation; title: II.D. The legal status of agro industrial enterprises and their relations with land owners and agricultural workers; title: III.A.1. Joint ventures between enterprises from countries of different economic and political systems; title: III.A.2. Single shareholder company; title: III.A.3. Trans-border insolvency; title: III.B. Author's rights in light of new technology; title: III.C. Flexible working hours; title: III.D. Interpretation of maritime international conventions in civil and common law; title: IV.A.1. Internal subdivisions of international tribunals; title: IV.A.2. Conclusion and implementation of treaties in federal and unitary states; title: IV.B.1. Situations of emergency in constitutional law; title: IV.B.2. Constitutionalism; title: IV.B.3. The French Declaration of the Rights of Man and Citizen (1789) and its influence on constitutions; title: IV.C.1. Protection of freedom of expression in constitutional and civil law; title: IV.C.2. State control of education; title: IV.C.3. Access to information held by the state and privacy; title: IV.D.1. Protection of cultural property; title: IV. D.2. The status of the administrative judge; title: IV.E. Constitutional and legal protection against confiscatory taxation; title: V.A.1. Computer crime; title: V.A.2. Human experimentation; title: V.B. Exclusionary rules of evidence; title: VI. The role of legal publishers; title: VII. Computer support for judicial decision-making; title: VIII. The mentally incompetent; title: [IX]. Programme.