Abstract
Legal terms such as "owner", "contract", "possession", "citizen" are "intermediaries" in the sense that they serve as vehicles of inference between statements of legal grounds, on one hand, and legal consequences, on the other. After introducing our approach to the representation of a normative system, we present a theory of "intervenients", seen as a tool for analysing intermediaries. The paper is especially concerned with the subject-matter of open and closed intervenients as well as the related issue of negations of intervenients. Also, we introduce the idea of so-called gic-systems, where "gic" is an abbreviation of "ground-intervenient-consequence".
Original language | English |
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Title of host publication | Legal Knowledge and Information Systems |
Editors | T.M. van Engers |
Publisher | IOS Press |
Publication status | Published - 2006 |
Event | Jurix 2006 - Paris Duration: 2006 Dec 7 → 2006 Dec 9 |
Conference
Conference | Jurix 2006 |
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Period | 2006/12/07 → 2006/12/09 |
Subject classification (UKÄ)
- Law
Free keywords
- open intervenients
- legal concepts
- intermediaries
- gic-systems.
- closed intervenients
- intervenients
- negations of intervenients
- law
- rättsvetenskap