Revisiting Revocation upon Divorce?

"Rethinking" embryo disposition upon divorce.

A Note upon Migratory Divorce of South Carolinians

In the study of migratory divorce South Carolina is an excellent "case in point," since she is now the only state that does not permit divorce for any cause. All of her 4,085 divorcees recorded by the census of 193o are, consequently; in a broad sense, migratory. Many of these have' left the state expressly for the purpose of being freed from matrimony, and others have moved into the state afte...

Revocation of Endowment

Endowment under Islamic law is a permanent type of contract which cannot be revoked and it is a consensus among Shiite jurisprudents. It is a kind of contract which has been based upon a religious thoughts as well as provides great heavenly reward and includes social and economic effects. These are special characters which lead Endowment to be a more concrete contract with special imperative ru...

Instant Revocation

PKI has a history of very poor support for revocation. It is both too expensive and too coarse grained, so that private keys which are compromised or otherwise become invalid remain in use long after they should have been revoked. This paper considers Instant Revocation, or revocations which take place within a second or two. A new revocation scheme, Certificate Push Revocation (CPR) is describ...

Generalized Certi cate Revocation

We introduce a language for creating and manipulating certi cates, that is, digitally signed data based on public key cryptography, and a system for revoking certi cates. Our approach provides a uniform mechanism for secure distribution of pubic key bindings, authorizations, and revocation information. An external language for the description of these and other forms of data is compiled into an...