Articles tagged as UK Law
UK law covers the laws and legislation of England, Wales, Northern Ireland and Scotland. Essays, case summaries, problem questions and dissertations here are relevant to law students from the United Kingdom and Great Britain, as well as students wishing to learn more about the UK legal system from overseas.
Latest Law Papers tagged as UK 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 Royal Prerogative Lecture
Public Law Lectures
Throughout the UK’s constitutional history, the relationship between the monarch and Parliament has been subject to change. ...
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The Judiciary Lecture
Public Law Lectures
An understanding of the hierarchy of courts in the UK is helpful in explaining the various judicial functions. The higher courts, the Court… ...
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Human Rights Act 1998 Lecture
Public Law Lectures
Modern human rights laws originate from agreements made by the international community in the immediate post Second World War years. ...
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The European Union Lecture
Public Law Lectures
The European Economic Community (EEC) was established in 1957 between its original six Member States: West Germany, France, Italy, Belgium… ...
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Parliamentary Sovereignty Lecture
Public Law Lectures
The implication of Parliamentary Sovereignty is that the Westminster Parliament is legally entitled to pass, amend, or repeal any law… ...
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Legislative Functions Lecture
Public Law Lectures
Primary legislation constitutes UK Acts of Parliament, some of which include important constitutional rules in the absence of a codified… ...
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Judicial Review lecture
Public Law Lectures
One of the main objectives of judicial review is to hold the government to account. Accountability means the checking, controlling or regulating… ...
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Applications, Grounds and Remedies Lecture
Public Law Lectures
This section follows on from the previous section, which discusses the theoretical basis of judicial review and the requirements for judicial review. ...
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Public Law – Constitutional Fundamentals
Public Law Lectures
The public law judicial review module contains two chapters: what is judicial review, and applications, grounds and remedies. ...
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Government and Accountability Lecture
Public Law Lectures
The rule of law requires that all be subject to the law, even the government or executive. The authority of the executive comes from… ...
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Sources of the Constitution Lecture
Public Law Lectures
The United Kingdom does not have a single document known as the ‘Constitution’ and as such, its constitution is not codified. ...
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Constitutional Institutions Lecture
Public Law Lectures
Public law regulates the relationship between the state and its organs, and private citizens. Public law is a shorter way… ...
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Public Law – Constitutional Fundamentals
Public Law Lectures
The public law constitutional fundamentals module contains two chapters: constitutional institutions, sources of the constitution. ...
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Tribunals and Ombudsman Lecture
Public Law Lectures
Administrative justice defines the various institutions and procedures that are located within the wide area between government departments… ...
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Fibrosa SA v Fairbairn Lawson Combe Barbour Ltd
Case Summaries
The respondents, an English company, agreed to sell to the appellants, a Polish company, machinery for £4,800. This was done by a written contract. One-third of the price was to be paid with the order. ...
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Chaudry v Prabhakar – 1989
Case Summaries
The plaintiff was seeking to purchase a car and asked the defendant, her friend, to assist her on the basis that he claimed to be knowledgeable on the subject. She purchased a car on the recommendation of the defendant. ...
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Century Insurance v Northern Ireland Road Transport Board
Case Summaries
Employer’s vicarious liability for damages caused by the acts of an employee. A transport undertaking had a contract with a petroleum company for the carriage and delivery of their petrol in lorries, agreeing to insure the lorries against any spillage or fire of the petroleum. ...
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Dick Bentley v Harold Smith
Case Summaries
The claimant, Dick Bentley, was aware of the defendant, Harold Smith’s, reputation as an expert in prestige cars and requested that the defendant keep an eye out for a well vetted and kept Bentley car, as he wished to purchase one. ...
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Paradine v Jane [1647]
Case Summaries
The plaintiff, Paradine, brought an action against the defendant, Jane, for the rent arrears for the lands that Paradine had leased to Jane. The defendant acknowledge that he owed the money for the rent. ...
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Lloyds Bank v Rosset
Case Summaries
The defendant, Mrs Rosset, was married to Mr Rosset, who was the sole registered owner of the property in question. Mr Rosset had bought this house with his family trust money, which had insisted on his sole ownership as a condition for using that money. ...
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Smith v Land and House Property Corp
Case Summaries
Whether a statement is one of opinion of a representation. The claimant put up a hotel for sale with the particulars stating that it was currently leased to a most desirable tenant. ...
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Bernstein v Skyviews – 1978
Case Summaries
Trespass – No right of privacy in airspace. Skyviews and General Ltd (S) took an aerial photograph a number of houses, including Coppings Farm, Bernstein’s (B) country home. ...
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Bettini v Gye
Case Summaries
Breach of a condition of a contract. The claimant, Alessandro Bettini (a tenor) entered into an agreement with the defendant, Frederick Gye. The terms of that agreement were that Bettini would not perform within 50 miles of London in any venue. ...
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R v Barnes – 2004
Case Summaries
Criminal law – Assault – Inflicting grievous bodily harm in the course of sport. The appellant was an amateur footballer. He was playing a football match, went in for a tackle and seriously injured his opponent’s leg. ...
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The Six Carpenters Case
Case Summaries
Trespass – Stolen goods. Six carpenters (S) were served with wine and bread at a tavern which they paid for. S requested more wine and bread afterwards, of which they were served, by this time they refused to pay. ...
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