The Land Registry's staff make impartial, quasi-judicial decisions on millions of transactions annually – transactions involving citizens, businesses, lenders, institutions, local and central government and the crown – in any combination.
Reselling judicial information would carry a transaction fee but would not become a revenue producing activity until we have established ourselves as a market leader.
This means the majority of these transactions go through a non-judicial process where the defaulting homeowner, lender and local officials quickly settle the matter themselves.
In all systems of contract law, certain classes of transactions are treated as unenforceable by the judicial process because they are thought to involve unusual hazards for a contracting party or to be of marginal social utility.
Perhaps most disturbingly of all, Swedish law permits extreme levels of secrecy in judicial proceedings and oppressive pre-trial conditions, enabling any Swedish-US transactions concerning Assange to be conducted beyond public scrutiny.
But, alas, judicial ethics forced me to stay far away from the transaction, and a pretty good fee.
Justice Hathaway, 58, filed retirement papers with the state on Dec. 20, but the move was not made public until Jan . 7when a state judicial watchdog group filed misconduct charges against her for the real estate transactions.
7. Venue is proper because certain of the transactions, acts, practices, and courses of business occurred within this judicial district.
There should be some judicial recourse, but employment protection should be more in the nature of a financial transaction than of a complex and uncertain bargaining process.
If there is truly a concern, then the tax could be modified so that if it hadn't been paid, neither the transaction nor any legal action arising from it would be enforceable in the United States judicial system.
