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Cheaper than an Hour of Attorney's TimeThe Saudi capital markets exchange is one of the largest and most important in the world. Saudi Arabia is home not only to a practically endless supply of oil, but home to much of the world's wealth. International players ignore the Saudi securities market at their peril. Unfortunately, the Kingdom's securities laws are spread out over thirty-four separate volumes, ranging from hundreds of pages long to a single page. In Saudi Arabia, finding the relevant law is a challenge.This book gathers all these laws in a single volume, making finding relevant legislation a simple exercise. The text of these laws has been edited and the translation improved; nameless articles have been identified and an extensive table of contents supplied. This book is for specialists only. If you only have a casual interest in the Saudi capital markets, this book is not for you. But if you work in, or are a bank, a securities firm, a fund, a hedge, a family office or a seasoned trader active in the Saudi capital markets, this book will help answer your questions and direct you quickly to the relevant provisions of Saudi law. ¿¿¿¿¿¿¿An attorney might bill several hours in order to find what you can find in minutes with this book. The print version containing all Saudi securities laws in one volume--an essential finding tool not available anywhere else. This tool contains all Saudi securities laws and an expanded glossary. With this tool, it is now possible to search all Saudi securities laws at once. Much cheaper than hiring a lawyer to perform legal research--this book pays for itself the first time you use it.

How much law do we take with us? And whose?It's not science fiction. Imagine if you were given the assignment to write a legal code for Mars.Of course, you wouldn't start from scratch. But you wouldn't start with the hundred plus volumes of the New York statutes, either. So what's the minimum? Look at Alaska in 1959. Take out hunting and fishing and you know you have the minimum to run a jurisdiction.Or the Canal Zone, which, while frozen in time, is also the minimum, with a few things subtracted and others added.But these are American laws. Chinese citizens living and working in the Colony may not want to be subject to American law. And why should they? What about European law? And let's not forget Islamic law.There have been a few "international" jurisdictions in history. The international zone in Tangier. Shanghai in the 1930's. There is U.S. case law about what laws apply to crimes committed on ice flows in international waters. The concept of extraterritorial jurisdiction may be discredited, but the time to talk about these things is now, before people start living on Mars.

While grappling with a medical crisis, the narrator reaffirms life with a new relationship. He's an accomplished man of science and letters who mirrors her yearning with his own as he pulls her into his world.But he's married. Things happen. Or perhaps they don't.And then she seeks redemption -- which she must decide to fashion for herself.Eva Bianca is a legal academic who specializes in issues regarding commercial activities in outer space. She divides her time between Europe and the United States.