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Property Tax Reforms Analysis

Essay. Published: June 5, 2019

Categories: Tax Law|Tags: UK Law

Reform of property tax is always considered as an effective mechanism to control country’s economy and people’s standard of life….

English Law Standards for Limited Liability Company

Essay. Published: June 5, 2019

Categories: Company Law|Tags: UK Law

The Companies Act 2006 sets out the specific duties that directors owe to the companies which they manage. It is to the benefit of directors that they understand and observe the importance of these duties. …

Miscarriage of Justice Case: Sally Clark

Essay. Published: June 5, 2019

Categories: Criminal Law|Tags: UK Law

This paper has looked at miscarriages of justice, specifically related to the case of Sally Clark and the expert witness evidence used in her trial. The paper has aimed to show that despite their increasing use expert witness come with inherent problems….

Ball v Johnson – 2019

Article. Published: May 30, 2019

Categories: Case Summaries|Tags: UK Law

The applicant brought a crowd-funded private prosecution against the proposed defendant, a sitting Member of Parliament, former Mayor of London and Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, Boris Johnson….

Swain v Natui Ram Puri

Article. Published: May 28, 2019

Categories: Case Summaries|Tags: UK Law

The defendant’s owned a defunct factory, around which they had erected a seven foot-fence topped with barbed wire. There was however a small section of the fence at which the barbed wire was missing….

Leakey v National Trust

Article. Published: May 28, 2019

Categories: Case Summaries|Tags: UK Law

The claimant built two houses at the foot of a large hill on the defendant’s land. Over a long period of time, soil and rubble had continuously, but slowly, fallen from the mound onto the claimant’s properties, and onto their land, as a result of the natural process of erosion….

Impact of Judges, the EU and Conventions on Parliamentary Supremacy

Essay. Published: May 16, 2019

Categories: Constitutional Law|Tags: EU LawUK Law

After joining the EU, the most significant case that highlighted and then clearly showed the EU’s supremacy status over the UK was the Factortame case. …

Contact Orders and Abusive Parents’ Access to Children

Article. Published: May 16, 2019

Categories: Law Dissertation Examples|Tags: UK Law

This paper discusses the courts’ approach when granting contact order and concludes that the law has not found a satisfactory approach to the issue of contact where there is a history of domestic violence perpetrated by the father against the child and the resident mother….