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… in which the lack of prior consultations had given rise to litigation. 7. The dimension of administrative, human and … is needed. Access to justice allows the public to pursue litigation to prevent environmentally harmful activities and … areas conservation and protection of their interests. Litigation is only one of the channels to achieve efficiency …

… fines, depending on the offence. A defendant in civil litigation is never incarcerated. Instead, the remedy is a … before the appropriate law court or hearing officer. Civil litigation may be brought in addition to criminal litigation or may stand alone. In a civil case, the remedy is …

… landowners and enforcement agencies will arise and that litigation may follow. It is therefore essential to establish … of wetlands. Its precise scope continues to give rise to litigation and legal controversy and attempts by the Corps to … Krakow in 1924: the purpose was to bring to a peaceful end litigation between the two countries over the frontier line …

… ownership of the land, and they could have spent years in litigation if they were not both willing to put aside their … tools and incentives”, Journal of Environmental Law and Litigation, 19(1), 2004. Techera, E.J. and S. Troniak, S., …

… of protected areas. Journal of Environmental Law and Litigation 9: 499–549. Baur, D.C., Misenko, D.R. and Irving, …

… and I took refuge in an adage I learned from American litigation lawyers long ago: "When law is on your side, use …

… could also help justify civil society responses (e.g., litigation) if and when development sectors fail to take KBAs …

… The question which arises for determination in this litigation, however, is whether he price of the illicitly … North-West Frontier Province and for the purpose of any litigation between the Governor and the Lessee of for any …