Libyan Bar Admission Exam flashcards
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- Offer and Acceptance
- Two declarations expressing mutual assent to contract terms; acceptance must be unconditional and communicated to offeror within specified or reasonable time.
- Tort Fault
- Failure to exercise reasonable care; includes intentional harm and negligence. Fault must be proven by claimant unless strict liability applies.
- Force Majeure
- Unforeseeable, irresistible event beyond debtor's control that prevents performance; excuses liability and may terminate contract without damages.
- Commercial Merchant
- Person who engages in commercial acts as profession; must register in Commercial Register and keep commercial books.
- Limited Liability Company
- Company where partners' liability limited to their shares; minimum two partners; managed by one or more managers.
- Commercial Sale Inspection
- Buyer must inspect goods promptly and notify seller of defects within short period; otherwise goods deemed accepted.
- Legality Principle
- No crime or punishment without a prior legal text defining the act and penalty; prohibits analogy and retroactive application.
- Flagrante Delicto
- Offender caught at time of crime or shortly after with evidence; allows arrest without warrant by police.
- Criminal Intent
- Mental element requiring perpetrator to willfully commit act and foresee consequences; distinguishes intentional from negligent crimes.
- Civil Jurisdiction
- Court's power to hear case based on defendant's domicile or place of contract performance; determined at filing.
- Default Judgment
- Judgment rendered when defendant fails to appear after proper service; may be set aside on appeal or objection.
- Res Judicata
- Final judgment on merits binds parties and prevents re-litigation of same claim; enforceable through execution proceedings.
- Marriage Contract
- Agreement between man and woman meeting legal conditions: offer, acceptance, witnesses, and guardian for minor; registered officially.
- Khul' Divorce
- Wife's right to obtain divorce by returning dowry or paying compensation; requires husband's consent or court approval.
- Inheritance Fard Shares
- Fixed Quranic shares assigned to specific heirs (e.g., husband, wife, mother, daughter); residuaries take remainder after fard.
- Wasiyya Will
- Testamentary disposition limited to one-third of estate; excess requires consent of heirs; cannot favor heir without consent.
- Constitutional Declaration
- Interim constitutional document (2011, amended) establishing state institutions, rights, and sharia as source of legislation.
- Judicial Independence
- Judges subject only to law; appointed by Supreme Judicial Council; cannot be removed except disciplinary grounds.
- Supreme Court Jurisdiction
- Highest court hears cassation appeals, constitutional review of laws, and conflicts of jurisdiction between courts.
- Administrative Decision
- Unilateral act by public authority creating legal effects; must be lawful, reasoned, and within competence.
- Annulment Time Limit
- Challenge to administrative decision must be filed within 60 days from notification or knowledge; otherwise time-barred.
- Public Service Continuity
- Principle that public services must operate without interruption; strikes may be restricted to ensure essential services.
- Lawyer Confidentiality
- Duty to keep client information secret; survives termination; exception for preventing future crime.
- Conflict of Interest
- Prohibition on representing opposing parties in same or related matter; requires withdrawal and client consent.
- Contingent Fee
- Fee based on percentage of recovery; allowed in civil cases but prohibited in criminal matters.
- Probation Period
- Initial employment trial period max 3 months; either party may terminate without notice or compensation.
- Overtime Pay
- Compensation for hours beyond 48 per week at 1.5 times normal wage; exceptions for managerial positions.
- End-of-Service Gratuity
- Lump sum paid on termination: one month's wage per year of service; calculated on last wage.
- Arbitrary Dismissal
- Termination without valid reason; employer must pay compensation up to three months' wages plus gratuity.
- Social Security Contributions
- Mandatory payments by employer and employee covering old age, disability, death, and work injury; administered by Social Security Fund.
- Solidary Liability
- Each debtor liable for entire debt; creditor may claim from any; debtor paying full may seek contribution from others.
- Commercial Register
- Official record of merchants and companies; registration affects enforceability of commercial claims and provides public notice.