Description
A rare Silver bucket with the first UAE logo used for private hospitality gatherings
Silver plated
Victorian design
Italian private industry
1980s
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Law and Ordinance Collection for the United Arab Emirates Book
Quick ViewThe Law and Ordinance Collection for the United Arab Emirates sounds like a comprehensive and pivotal reference that captures the country’s legal evolution and historical milestones. Covering everything from the inception of the Union, Temporary Constitutions, and the progression of legislative frameworks, to insights into the President of State, the Supreme Council, and the sequential arrangement of laws and decrees, it provides a solid foundation for understanding the rights and responsibilities central to UAE governance.
As a rich repository, this collection offers invaluable resources not only for legal professionals but also for historians, scholars, and anyone keen on exploring the UAE’s commitment to justice and the protection of individual rights. It stands as both a legal cornerstone and a testament to the nation’s dedication to establishing a robust and fair legal landscape.
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