Articles tagged as Australian Law
This selection of academic papers covers the legal system of Australia and contains, essays, dissertations and case summaries which may be of interest to Australian law students or those studying Australian laws from outside Australia.
Latest Law Papers tagged as Australian Law
Including law essays, dissertations, problem questions, case summaries, and law lectures, suitable for law students working towards their LLB / LLM qualifications or those studying for the new SQE.
The Future of Internet Law: Internet-related Crimes
Criminal Law
‘Cyber law’ is being developed by judges who must do their best to fit legal disputes on the Internet into pre-existing legal frameworks. ...
Last modified: 7th Aug 2019
Importance of Understanding Legal Requirements for Employment
Employment Law
In modern society nowadays, both the proprietors and the employees must know about and comprehend the legal requirements. In other words, legal … ...
Last modified: 7th Aug 2019
Unlawful Discrimination At Workplace
Employment Law
Under federal and state legislation, discrimination happens when someone or a group of people is treated less favourably than the other person … ...
Last modified: 7th Aug 2019
What is in Fact Economic Loss
Contract Law
ABSTRACT Let us begin with the question: What is in fact ‘economic loss’ for which a party, individual or a company, is liable under law? The … ...
Last modified: 7th Aug 2019
Unascertained Goods Not Specifically Identified
Contract Law
On the other hand, specific goods are defined as the goods ‘specifically identified at the time a contract of sale is made’, e.g. a shirt made … ...
Last modified: 7th Aug 2019
The Special Wives Equity Predicament
Equity Law
The special wives equity has always been somewhat of a predicament in the law of contract, often debated about its relevance in society today … ...
Last modified: 7th Aug 2019
Sydney Opera House Construction Project
Contract Law
The story of the Sydney Opera house is one that started as a fairy tale, had a tragic middle and is emerging as a tale of reconciliation and love of art and creative work. ...
Last modified: 7th Aug 2019
An Enquiry into the Prisoners’ Right to Vote
Administrative Law
Imprisonment must remain as a means to an end and not an end in itself. Punishment should be a means to reform and not to alienate. The object of … ...
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Equitable Remedies Prevent or Redress Harm
Equity Law
Equitable remedies seek to prevent or redress harm caused by the breach of equitable and legal principles. Unlike the common law remedy of … ...
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Law of Negligence
Criminal Law
The federal Government commissioned a major review of the law of negligence. ...
Last modified: 7th Aug 2019
Impact of Defamation Laws
Tort Law
The current defamation laws in Australia aims to protect and balance reputation and freedom of speech of individuals in the society. These current laws have been thoroughly investigated on how fair the outcomes they provide are to the key stake holders; the law, plaintiff and defendant. ...
Last modified: 7th Aug 2019
Development of Parody within Intellectual Property Law
Copyright Law
In this essay I will establish a broad definition of parody within intellectual property law and highlight the potential areas of difficulty in defining what constitutes parody. ...
Last modified: 7th Aug 2019
Contract Termination for Minor Breach
Contract Law
Where a term is classified as a condition, any rupture of the term, paying little mind to the results, gives the honest party a privilege to end the agreement. ...
Last modified: 7th Aug 2019
Are Counter Terrorism Laws an Infringement on Freedom of Speech?
Criminal Law
In June 2018, New South Wales passed new legislation to target incitement of violence. The law states that individuals who incite or threaten violence against people based on their race, religion or sexuality will risk a three-year jail sentence. Are these laws an infringement on western democratic traditions around freedom of speech or are they […] ...
Last modified: 7th Aug 2019
Moral Rights of Copyright Authors Are More Vulnerable Than Ever
Copyright Law
In comparison with legal enforcements and international copyright law, all such issues and limitations of international copyright law was formed in terms of more intangible theory. ...
Last modified: 7th Aug 2019
Directors’ Duties Are Generally Seen as an Importance
Company Law
At the same time, however, the law strives to achieve a balance between ensuring that directors are accountable, while allowing them the freedom … ...
Last modified: 6th Aug 2019
If They Breach the Contract There Will Be Termination of Contract
Contract Law
This case is all about Jack and Basil formation of contract and binding contract with B-Bay Auction Company…. ...
Last modified: 6th Aug 2019
Corporate Governance is Business Practice
Company Law
Question: Corporate Governance has been the mantra for good business practice. Discuss the legal issues in the recent financial crisis of the major rollback of corporate governance. ...
Last modified: 6th Aug 2019
Explaining the Parol Evidence Rule and Its Exceptions to the Rule
Contract Law
Parol evidence rule is a rule that preserves the genuinity or integrity of a written document. It was first established during the case of Goss … ...
Last modified: 6th Aug 2019
Child Witness Powers and Protections in the Criminal Trial
Criminal Law
A key feature of the modern adversarial criminal trial is the giving of oral evidence by witnesses and the testing of that evidence through cross-e… ...
Last modified: 6th Aug 2019
Protecting the Human Rights in Australia
Constitutional Law
Human rights are fundamental rights which protect mankind where all humans are entitled with the rights to speak and live in both liberty and … ...
Last modified: 6th Aug 2019
Upholding Judiciary Independence through the Federal Constitution
Constitutional Law
Articles 121 to 131A of Malaysia Federal Constitution provide provision for our judiciary. The phrase “there shall be in clause (1) of Art. 121… ...
Last modified: 6th Aug 2019
The Concept of Judicial Independence
Constitutional Law
In a liberal republican democracy, judicial independence functions to set out and also protect political rights, civil liberties and also the rule … ...
Last modified: 6th Aug 2019
Cybercrime Laws in Australia
Australian Law
This article covers a brief description about various laws related to data security and breaches in Australia and their evolutions. ...
Last modified: 6th Aug 2019
