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Evaluation of Canada’s Criminal Equity Framework

Essay. Published: October 29, 2020

Canada’s criminal equity framework is mind-excessive: government, common, regional, and city offices and associations all have an influence and offer obligation regarding the criminal equity framework….

History and Development of the Contract of Carriage

Essay. Published: October 29, 2020

In today’s day and age, when you purchase a ticket for transportation on any form of public transportation, be it land, air, or sea, the ticket purchase is subject to terms and conditions of purchase….

Role of Seaworthiness in the Maritime Contract

Essay. Published: October 29, 2020

The vessel must be in such a state at the start of the voyage that it can perform the contract voyage in safety,both as regards the vessel itself and the particular cargo to be carried on the voyage….

Canadian Employment Law Case Summaries

Essay. Published: October 29, 2020

The Ontario Human rights Commission was a decision by the Supreme court of Canada that first acknowledged the existence of indirect discrimination in the workplace. The case was between Theresa O’Malley who was a seventh day Adventist and was employed by a retailing company, Simpsons- Sears (Canadian Human Rights Reporter, 2013)….

SRA Principles and Code of Conduct in Social Media

Essay. Published: October 29, 2020

Social media has become one of the most important mediums of communication throughout the world. The use of social media within the legal profession is a relatively new form of communication…

The International Repercussions of the “Boeing vs Airbus” Case

Essay. Published: October 29, 2020

In this paper, we will discuss the facts surrounding Boeing vs Airbus, the law applied to the case and the international fall back for the countries involved…

Discussion: Juries Cannot Be Trusted to Decide Whether a Defendant Is Guilty

Essay. Published: October 29, 2020

Jury is considered as the battleground for the criminal process because it is used in most of the high-profile cases of fraud, murder, rape etc….

Evaluation of Cotterrell’s Views on Sociolegal Studies

Essay. Published: October 29, 2020

 In the article, Cotterrell talks mainly about how law connects with the sociolegal network….

Interpretation of Contracts Have Shifted from a Literal Approach to a Contextual Approach

Essay. Published: October 29, 2020

When interpreting a contract English law has had a series of reluctance in looking beyond the written document, thus adopting a literal approach….

Can Member States Retain Meaningful Regulatory Autonomy Regarding the GATT?

Essay. Published: October 29, 2020

The National Treatment principle under Article III of the GATT and the so-called necessity test under Article XX make it virtually impossible for member states to retain any meaningful form of regulatory autonomy….