University of Ceylon (1950 1951)

The Arts Council of Ceylon

Ceylon Law College, Colombo, August 1962.

LL.B., University of Ceylon, Colombo, (1969).

Member, Governmental Commission on Local Government, 1969 (Ceylon).

Our task force sailed from Hawaii to Ceylon.

APRIL 9 British carrier Hermes sunk near Ceylon

University of Ceylon (while a member of the staff)

Degrees B.A., LL.B, Ph.D., LL.D. (Cambridge), LL.M. (Harvard), Ph.D. (Ceylon)

The All Ceylon Trade Union Congress was established in 1928.

Member, Ceylon delegation to the Asian African Legal Consultative Committee, 1964.

Member, International Commission of Jurists (Ceylon section), by invitation 1962 1970 (Geneva).

1963 1970 Consultant (inter alia to the Government of Ceylon) in international law (including on disputes arising from the nationalization of the oil companies in Ceylon). Some of this work was honorary.

1962 1969 Consecutively, Lecturer, Senior Lecturer and Reader in Law, University of Ceylon.

What was decisively different between Ceylon and Malaya, however, is found in the fact that, in Ceylon, both major communities consider themselves to be natives, having both lived on the land they hold for over twenty centuries.

Represented Ceylon at the Conference of the Lawyer, sponsored by the International Legal Centre, New York, 1968.

11. quot The Ceylon oil expropriations quot , 58 American Journal of International Law (1964), pp. 445 ff.

Source Report on Consumer Finances and Socio economic Survey 1986 87, Part I, Central Bank of Ceylon.

72. quot Roman legal thinking and the modern world quot , 21 University of Ceylon Review (1963), pp. 14 39.

76. quot Legal limitations of constitutional reform quot , 9 Ceylon Journal of Historical and Social Studies (1966), pp. 1 19.

79. quot The sovereignty of the Ceylon Parliament revisited quot , Colombo Law Review (1969), pp. 91 104 (a comparative study).

The Ceylon Petroleum Corporation which has the monopoly of importing petroleum has agreed to introduce lead free gasoline from 1996.

Invited to submit memorandum and give evidence as a legal expert before the Parliamentary Select Committee on Constitutional Reform, Ceylon, 1968.

69. The Doctrines of Sovereignty and Separation of Powers in the Law of Ceylon, 1970, Lake House Investments, Colombo, 284 pp.

70. quot Rylands v. Fletcher in the law of Ceylon quot , 12 International and Comparative Law Quarterly (1962), pp. 937 975.

75. quot The legal sovereignty of the Ceylon Parliament quot , 1966 Public Law (United Kingdom), pp. 65 96 (a comparative study).

These two volumes comprise a complete study of the law of injuries in Roman Dutch law as applied in South Africa and Ceylon.

74. quot Professorial servanthood or the status that never was quot , 8 Ceylon Journal of Historical and Social Studies (1965), pp. 14 23.

73. quot Recent retrospective legislation in Ceylon and the rule of law quot , 6 Journal of the International Commission of Jurists (1965), pp. 82 102.

Similarly, the Ceylon Government Railway, which has been a state enterprise from its very inception in the 1850s, has continued to be subsidized by the State.

107. About this time, movements such as the Ceylon Workers apos Welfare League and the Ceylon National Congress adopted resolutions which demanded, inter alia, that the right to association be granted to workers, that minimum wages and hours of work should be fixed and regulated, that child labour be abolished and that good working and living conditions be ensured to workers.

26. quot Legal relations between Ceylon and the People apos s Republic of China, 1949 1971 quot , 16 Malaya Law Review (1974) (Singapore University), pp. 83 96.

Called to the Bar as an Advocate of the Supreme Court of Ceylon (now known as Attorney at Law) upon completion of six month period of apprenticeship.

1969 1971 Professor of Law at the University of Ceylon, Faculty of Law. Acted as Head of Department of Law and as Dean of the Faculty, 1969 1970.

Bachelor of Laws (LL.B), University of Ceylon, Peradeniya (now known as the University of Peradeniya). Subjects studied included criminal law, international law, constitutional law and jurisprudence, 1958 1961.

The first Cooperative Societies Ordinance, enacted in 1931, was modelled on cooperative legislation in India, Mauritius and Ceylon (now Sri Lanka) but was soon found to be unsuited to local conditions.

At independence, national leaders in both countries inherited similar sets of laws and administrative practices. Indeed, at the time Ceylon (now Sri Lanka) achieved independence, it was far more committed to democracy and the common law legal system than Malaya.

I was a Lecturer, Reader and Professor of Law at the University of Ceylon, and an Adjunct (Visiting) Professor of International Law at the Law School of American University, Washington, D.C. I have lectured in various parts of the world, on a variety of subjects, principally on public international law.

366. Diffusion of information on scientific progress takes place through sectoral scientific journals, for example, Ceylon Medical Journal, and general scientific journals like the NARESA journal of the National Science Council, and a variety of periodicals, for example, Vidurawa published by NARESA and private publications like Vidusara of the Island Group of newspapers.

non poor were estimated in 1986 1987 to be 79 per cent and 86 per cent in the 5 to 9 age group, and 4 per cent and 10 per cent in the 20 to 24 age group (Report on Consumer Finances and Socio economic Survey 1986 87, Part I, Central Bank of Ceylon).