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 Burden of Proof | LPC Help
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The Burden of Proof - The legal burden of proof is that the prosecution has the responsibility of proving the defendants guilt....
Last modified: 1st Jun 2020
The Classification of Criminal Offences | LPC Help
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The Classification of Criminal Offences - Criminal Offences can be classified as summary, either way or indictable only offences...
Last modified: 1st Jun 2020
The Purpose of the Law of Criminal Evidence | LPC Help
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The Purpose of the Law of Criminal Evidence - The law of criminal evidence provide a body of rules which prescribe the ways in which evidence is presented...
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The Rules of Evidence and the Accused at Trial | LPC Help
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The Rules of Evidence and the Accused at Trial - As a matter of law the defendant can at any time give evidence and he is therefore a competent witness....
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General Principles of Sentencing | LPC Help
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General Principles of Sentencing - Upon conviction a defendant will be sentenced by the crown court or magistrates court after pleading guilty...
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Summarising Instructions | BPTC Opinion
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The opinion should begin with a paragraph summarising the instructions given by the instructing solicitor...
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Proposed Proceedings | BPTC Opinion
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I have been asked by those instructing me to advise the proposed Claimant in this matter, Mr Young with regard to an incident on the 22nd of February 2006......
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Partnership | BPTC Opinion
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I am asked to advise the Defendant, Mr TURTON, in relation to a claim made by Mr Vincent. The case relates to shares claimed in the proceeds......
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Employment Tribunal | BPTC Help
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I am asked to advise the Respondent regarding issues relating to the employment of Miss TARA RYANS. This opinion will deal with the likelihood......
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BPTC Case Preparation
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I am asked to advise Ms Jones regarding personal injuries unfortunately suffered by her in an incident that occurred on the 4th February 2006......
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Re-examination of Witnesses
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Advocacy - Re-examination. Once a witness has given their evidence-in-chief and been cross-examined by the other side the solicitor may re-examine......
Last modified: 5th May 2020
Differences Between Examination-in-chief and Cross-examination
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Advocacy - Differences between examination-in-chief and cross-examination. With examination in chief the witness is allowed to tell their side of the story. In cross-examination you do not want the witness to tell the story. You indicate the point you wish to make and put it to the......
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Civil Litigation | BPTC Help
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Litigation in civil law involves any step that is taken before or in contemplation of action in the civil courts and usually involves an attempt......
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Negotiation | BPTC Help
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Negotiation is a type of conference that aims to achieve the mutual agreement of parties to a case through communication. This can be paper based......
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Case Preparation | BPTC Help
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Case preparation is an essential and important skill spanning all aspects of the role of a barrister in both civil and criminal practice....
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Advocacy - LPC and Becoming a Trainee Solicitor
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Advocacy - the Legal Practice Course, and becoming a trainee. The Solicitors Regulation Authority, which regulates solicitors in England and Wales......
Last modified: 5th May 2020
Drafting | BPTC/BVC Help
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Drafting is the creation of legal documents. There are numerous types such as statements of case, indictments, appeals, contracts and wills......
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Opinion writing | BPTC Help
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An opinion is a document stating advice on one or several issues arising in a case. It must contain considered advice but it is a working document......
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Conferencing | BPTC Help
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Conferencing can be done on paper but it is usually a chance to meet the client in person. This allows for their version of events to be heard......
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Professional conduct | BPTC Help
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Professional Conduct - In 1894 the Bar Council was established to provide regulation, representation and advice to Barristers....
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Law Degree Coursework Help
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Degree Level Coursework. As coursework is usually marked anonymously you must make sure that your name does not appear on the title page......
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Final Law Essay Evaluation
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Final Essay Evaluation. Initially this will be to check your spelling and grammar, but you must also consider carefully the most common mistakes......
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Conditions for Liquidated Damages
Contract Law
Definition Liquidated damagesĀ are damages which are decided among the signatories of the contract during the formation phase. They mention the ......
Last modified: 20th Dec 2019
Criminal Liability Under Negotiable Instruments Act
Contract Law
Introduction: The Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881 was basically introduced to define the law relating to the various aspects of the ......
Last modified: 20th Dec 2019
A Criminally Liable is Established
Criminal Law
A Criminally liable is established if the accused has been responsible for certain conduct proscribed by the criminal law and in relation to this conduct, the accused had the appropriate state of mind laid down by the law....
Last modified: 20th Dec 2019