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• GMSLA code
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• Legal code
  ...ll be obligated to”, “shall unconditionally be obligated to” and so on all code back to “{commitment|must}”. The commitment tag has a limited number of Ideally a lawyer would be able to code from principles.
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• Bankruptcy Code
  The US bankruptcy code, as feared as it is venerated, is the progenotir of the [[Chapter 11]] proc ...se {{tag|derivatives}} from much of the normal operation of the bankruptcy code which would usually afford an insolvent debtor some time to decide which co
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• Lawyers and code
  ...how a different “code” regulates—how the software and hardware (i.e., the “code” of cyberspace) that make cyberspace ''what'' it is also regulate cybersp ...fit for the twenty-first century, [[legal eagle]]s must learn at once to ''code''.
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• Inland Revenue Code
  #redirect[[Internal Revenue Code of 1986]]
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• Internal Revenue Code
  #redirect[[Internal Revenue Code of 1986]]
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• US Bankruptcy Code
  #redirect[[Bankruptcy Code]]
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• Code is Law
  Code is law is a variation of the Boolean view of language that it is an exercis *{{br|Code: Version 2.0}}
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• Uniform Commercial Code
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• Semantic code project
  [[ISDA code project]] · [[Semantic code project: next steps]] ...Lessig}} would say at some point they will converge: ''[[Code: Version 2.0|code is law]]''.
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• ISDA code project
  [[ISDA code project]] For what this is all about see [[Semantic code project]]
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• Semantic code project: next steps
  ...of legal terms, recognising this will increasingly be by means of machine/code. *'''The code layer''': The legal terms (be they term sheet or [[boilerplate]] terms) ren
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• Code and language - technology article
  #REDIRECT [[Code and language]]
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• Code and language
  Each of these states is a discrete object in the code. They have a common feature (“A”) and they can be ordered by reference
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• Code: Version 2.0
  [[File:Code Version 2 (Lawrence Lessig book) cover.jpg|450px|frameless|center]] {{br|Code: Version 2.0}} — {{author|Lawrence Lessig}}
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• Code: Version 2.0 - Book Review
  #REDIRECT [[Code: Version 2.0]]
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• Code Version 2.0 - Book Review
  #REDIRECT [[Code: Version 2.0 - Book Review]]
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• Internal Revenue Code of 1986
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• 1985 ISDA Code of Standard Wording, Assumptions and Provisions for Swaps
  <big><big><big>Code of
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• Manual
  *'''Code''': <nowiki>{{code {{{1}}} {{{2}}}}} yields {{code MI 2002}}</nowiki> yields the Long title of the agreement (eg “'''2002 IS
  492 bytes (53 words) - 08:07, 30 January 2020
• ISDA code project
  [[ISDA code project]] For what this is all about see [[Semantic code project]]
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• Code and language - technology article
  #REDIRECT [[Code and language]]
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• US Bankruptcy Code
  #redirect[[Bankruptcy Code]]
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• UCC
  #redirect[[Uniform Commercial Code]]
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• Code: Version 2.0 - Book Review
  #REDIRECT [[Code: Version 2.0]]
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• 23.1 - GTMA Provision
  #REDIRECT [[Balancing and Settlement Code Changes - GTMA Provision]]
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• 23.1.1 - GTMA Provision
  #REDIRECT [[Balancing and Settlement Code Changes - GTMA Provision]]
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• 23.1.2 - GTMA Provision
  #REDIRECT [[Balancing and Settlement Code Changes - GTMA Provision]]
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• 3.3.1 - GTMA Provision
  #REDIRECT [[Balancing and Settlement Code - GTMA Provision]]
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• 3.3.2 - GTMA Provision
  #REDIRECT [[Balancing and Settlement Code - GTMA Provision]]
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• Code Version 2.0 - Book Review
  #REDIRECT [[Code: Version 2.0 - Book Review]]
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• 3.3.3 - GTMA Provision
  #REDIRECT [[Balancing and Settlement Code - GTMA Provision]]
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• BS&C - GTMA Provision
  #REDIRECT [[Balancing and Settlement Code - GTMA Provision]]
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• Inland Revenue Code
  #redirect[[Internal Revenue Code of 1986]]
  42 bytes (5 words) - 11:27, 28 August 2018
• Internal Revenue Code
  #redirect[[Internal Revenue Code of 1986]]
  42 bytes (5 words) - 13:51, 28 August 2018
• 3.3 - GTMA Provision
  #REDIRECT [[Balancing and Settlement Code - GTMA Provision]]
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• 23 - GTMA Provision
  #REDIRECT [[Changes to the Balancing and Settlement Code - GTMA Provision]]
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• If
  ===The computer-code if=== The <code>if–then</code> construct (sometimes called <code>if–then–else</code>) is common across many programming languages. Although the syntax varies q
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• Lawrence Lessig
  {{a|writer|}}Author of {{bookreview|Code: Version 2.0}}. Dab hand at [[PowerPoint]].
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