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The Serious Crime Act 2007

Article. Published: October 6, 2021

Categories: Act Summaries|Tags: UK Law

The Serious Crime Act 2007 (“the Act”) received royal assent on 30 October 2007 and made several significant changes to the criminal law. The intention of the Act is to frustrate serious (often organised) crime by allowing the police to act without the necessity to bring criminal proceedings….

Land Registration Act 2002

Article. Published: October 6, 2021

Categories: Act Summaries|Tags: UK Law

The Land Registration Act 2002 repealed and replaced the previous legislation governing land registration. In principle, this the piece of primary legislation governing the activity of the Land Registry, but further to this role, the 2002 Act was intended to facilitate the introduction of e-conveyancing….

Children and Young Persons Act 1933

Article. Published: October 6, 2021

Categories: Act Summaries|Tags: UK Law

The Children and Young Persons Act (CYPA) 1933 is one of the older pieces of child protection legislation. Some of its parts are still in force today….

Intoxicating Substance (Supply) Act 1985

Article. Published: October 6, 2021

Categories: Act Summaries|Tags: UK Law

The Intoxicating Substance (Supply) Act 1985 is a short piece of legislation, designed to prohibit the supply of drugs, not controlled by the Misuse of Drugs Act 1971….

R v Couzens 2021

Article. Published: September 30, 2021

Categories: Case Summaries|Tags: UK Law

Case summary and sentencing remarks from R v Couzens – the case concerns an off-duty police officer who committed the rape and murder of Sarah Everard….

Consideration in Contract Law

Essay. Published: September 24, 2021

Categories: Contract Law

Consideration is an essential element to the creation of a valid contract. The consideration must be of some value that can be objectively determined….

Distinctions between Common Law and Civil Law

Essay. Published: September 1, 2021

Categories: Common Law|Tags: UK Law

The aim of this essay is to look at the basic distinctions between common law and civil law and also common law and equity. This essay will firstly look at the historical context of civil and common law and then contrast distinctions between the two….

Property Law Example Final Exam Answers

Essay. Published: September 1, 2021

Categories: Properties and Trusts

In the facts Harry has clearly been given a mortgage from Albus on the grounds of faith and blind trust in order to purchase the property of Grimmauld Place, and Albus would have held an interest in the property as a security for the amount of $500,000 only if he registered the mortgage officially….

The Impact of Recent State and Federal Legislation: The Affordable Care Act

Essay. Published: June 24, 2021

Categories: Health Law

The Affordable Care Act’s (ACA) legislation causes problems regarding insurance coverage and reimbursement for all patients posing risks on their care. Hospitals have to operate with insurance firms that observe the overarching federal regulations….

Defamation in the Publishing Industry

Essay. Published: June 17, 2021

Categories: Australian Law

Within the publishing industry, there are several legal and ethical restraints that media and publishing organisations are bound by and need to work within. However one of the more complex and prominent legal issues in the publishing industry, is the restraint and law of defamation….