refugees
refugees for the purposes of the United Nations, refugees are persons who, having left their country, be determined to have a well-founded fear of persecution on certain specific grounds or are unable to avail themselves of the protection of the government of their state or origin. regalia minora in Scots law, rights adhering to the Crown but which
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can be alienated. Included are the rights of ferry, port and harbour. Ferry includes the right to prevent others from ferrying. Precious metals, forestry and highways are included. Highway is a right to pass – the solum is still owned by the proprietor but naturally many of these are now owned by local authorities. Salmon fishings are included, but the mode of fishing is restricted. Even if the banks are not owned, the owner of the salmon fishings is allowed access. There are many statutory provisions regulating such rights. The foreshore itself (that part of the shore between the high and low water mark) is part of the regalia minor; this, however, does not include a right to exclude the public.
- fuel, feal and divot
- functus officio
- fundamental law
- funds flow statement
- funerator
- fungibles
- furthcoming
- future goods
- game
- Garda Siochana
- garden leave
- garnishee proceedings
- GATT
- Gazette
- general average
- general damages
- General Medical Council (GMC)
- general meeting
- general partner
- general words
- Geneva Convention
- genocide
- Gentleman Usher of the Black Rod
- get
- gift