| Foreign juristic persons may be denied authorisation if the need for the proposed undertakings has not been proved. |
| Within the sphere of application of the Act, foreign juristic persons require authorisation for mining operations. |
| It was supplemented by the ijmāʿ, the scholarly legal consensus, and the qiyās, juristic reasoning by analogy. |
| Another juristic act was developed in a similar manner by utilizing a penal provision of the Twelve Tables. |
| Time, perhaps, to leave juristic theory and turn our gaze on the current exercises in constitutional engineering. |
| Indeed Aquilian culpa, in which the fault did not extend to intentional aggression, is a juristic equitable development. |
