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.
According to the Scenario
Contract Law
To CT manager: The first problem area of contract law will be representations and terms. A mere representation is a statement which may encourage… ...
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Strict Liability Responsibilities
Criminal Law
Strict liability is the legal responsibilities that make someone liable for damage without proof of negligent or fault. Strict liability concerns the social well being of the public. ...
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Role in Contract Law of Fairness
Contract Law
The latest years fairness play a vital role in contract law and is a very controversial subject. . The English law concerned with procedural … ...
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Extent Management Prerogative Constrained by Employment Regulation
Employment Law
One of the most dynamic and engaging subjects in legal curriculum is employment regulation. It reflects the changing nature of society and global … ...
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Exemplary Damages
Common Law
Exemplary damages’ also known as punitive damages are damages which are intended to punish the defendant and seek to effect retribution, as well as being concerned to deter the defendant from repeating the outrageously wrongful ...
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Tests of the Common Law
Employment Law
In order to determine whether David is an employee, the first place to turn is to the Employment Rights Act 1996, which provides little to no … ...
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Parties Entering Into an Agreement Do So Voluntarily
Contract Law
Duress can present in different forms however it must amount to such that a person would perform an act that he or she would not ordinarily … ...
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Contract Law: Minors, Misrepresentation and Influence
Contract Law
A contract in restraint of trade is a contract which includes terms that seek to restrict or limit the economic freedoms of one or both parties. ...
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Offer and Acceptance Must Be Established Before an Agreement
Contract Law
Offer and Acceptance must be established before an agreement or a contract can be said to have occurred. For two parties to reach an a… ...
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Reception of English Law in Malaysia
Constitutional Law
Introduction: Since there was no official body of law in the first 20 years of British occupation, legal chaos occurred in the administration. The … ...
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Female Street Gangs
Criminology
The presence of female gang membership can be found in the early 19th century (Valdez, 2000). ...
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Important to Analyse and Understand Common Law Misrepresentation
Common Law
Preceding to Section 52 of the Trade Practices Act 1974 (TPA), misleading and deceptive conduct was an area covered by common law misrepresentation… ...
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Purposes and Effectiveness of Sentencing
Constitutional Law
Efforts have been made and continue to be made to look at the purposes and effectiveness of sentencing. This has led to the establishment of variou… ...
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Exclusion Clauses
Contract Law
Generally, exclusion clause can be defined as a declaration intended to limit one’s liability or seek using a clause to prevent him or her to involve in a law contract or any other event for protection. ...
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Liabilities for Parent Companies and Shareholders
Company Law
Ehlers Ltd had divided its business into three between the subsidiaries specifically to minimise its liability for tax and tortious actions. ...
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Law on Sale of Goods in UK
Contract Law
Introduction to the Law: The law on sale of goods in the United Kingdom is contained mainly in the Sale of Goods Act 1979. This is based … ...
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Claimants Loss and Defendants Gain
Contract Law
Restitution ‘at the claimant’s expense’ requires that the claimant’s loss correspond exactly to the defendant’s gain … ...
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The Rationale behind Limited Liability
Company Law
An analysis of the “statutory contract”, its effect on the relationship between the company, its members and outsiders and its importance in company law. ...
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A Fundamental Constitutional Principle
Constitutional Law
This Question Makes The Assumption That There Are Some Guards Against Excessive Concentration Of Power, But The Existence Of Such Guards Has Been Questioned By Many. ...
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Critical Analysis on the Theories of Intent
Contract Law
A Brief discussion on Contracts in day to day life Contracts are the basis of day to day life. It is not incorrect to say that millions of … ...
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Copyright and the Freedom of Expression
Constitutional Law
“Copyright is antithetical to freedom of expression. It prevents all, save the owner of the copyright, from expressing information in the form … ...
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Propriety Claims in Common Law
Common Law
This paper will explore the standards of mental intent required to prove breaches of the fiduciary relationship, and if these principles are unnecessary. ...
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Drinking and Driving in the UK
Common Law
Driving a car to work or school means reaching there early. In addition to the above, driving has huge benefit for those who live out in rural areas and want to go into town. ...
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The Concept of a Democracy
Constitutional Law
A basic principle of democracy is majority rule and the protection of individual and minority rights, which, although seemingly contradictory … ...
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Unlawful Killing of a Human Being
Common Law
‘Homicide’ could briefly be explained as the unlawful killing of human a being. There are three main points to ascertain in order to establish … ...
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