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.
Fault Elements in Modern Criminal Law
Criminal Law
One of the most important fault elements in modern criminal law is recklessness. Like intention, though generally less blameworthy, it can be a rather complex concept in determining mens rea. ...
Last modified: 7th Aug 2019
Advise to Beneficiaries
Equity Law
Alex died two years ago. His validly executed will left his collection of paintings and £300,000 to Paul and Irvin to hold on trust for “such of my grandsons, Harry, Richard and Steven, as they reach 21, and if more than one, in equal shares”. ...
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Role of the Jury Service
English Legal System
Analyse The Role Of The Jury Service Within The Criminal Justice System In England And Wales. To What Extent Can A Jury Ignore The Law? ...
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Lord Dennings Contribution to Selected Areas
Contract Law
Abstract The brief will investigate Lord Denning’s contribution to selected areas in Contract Law. It will first give a short description … ...
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Obligation of Performance Reaches to an End
Contract Law
Discharge by performance is occurred where both parties involve in a contract that have performed all their … ...
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Issues of Defining Disability in the Equality Act 2010
Employment Law
One of the most crucial faults with the law in combating disability discrimination is its reliance on administrative response to it rather than the anticipation of disadvantages. ...
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Compare and Contrast Two Types of Criminal Justice Systems
English Legal System
Across the world there are many different types of criminal justice system to keep and maintain order and peace within their area of jurisdiction… ...
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‘Dual Diagnosis’ Refers to Patients With Co-Existing Mental Health and Substance Misuse Disorders
Criminology
The term ‘dual diagnosis’ refers to patients with co-existing mental health and substance misuse disorders. ...
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Jurisprudence Criminal Law
Criminal Law
Jurisprudence Criminal Law Essay. The Act of Union was passed in 1800 fully integrating Ireland within the United Kingdom, a situation which remained until the Irish Constitution was sanctioned in 1922 with Article 73 perpetuating many accepted traits of English Common Law. ...
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Who is Covered by Employment Laws?
Employment Law
This essay argues that there is a need to extend employment law protection beyond employees to ensure that vulnerable workers are also protected. ...
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To What Extent Does the English Legal System Offer Access to Justice for All?
English Legal System
This essay will be split into two parts, firstly it will be analysing the extent to which the English legal system provides equal opportunity of access to justice for all; and secondly will answer whether access to justice should be fundamental to any fair legal system. ...
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Duty of Lawyers to Provide Bro Bono Services
English Legal System
This essay will, firstly, understand the lawyer’s duty in providing pro bono services in England and Wales, and secondly, to consider the type of system which is the best for pro bono work. ...
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Manner in Which a Contract Is Interpreted
Contract Law
The manner in which a contract is interpreted has always been a contentious issue. It is broadly accepted that the technique for … ...
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Development of the Law
Criminal Law
The principle that I am considering for this assignment is that it is manslaughter and not murder if a person kills or is party to a killing of another due to a loss of control. ...
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New Engineering Contract (NEC) and Joint Contracts Tribunal (JCT)
Contract Law
Using plain language, it inspires good management and limit disputes between contractor and employer by introducing compensation events to promote risk prevention over blame delegation. ...
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What Are the Main Problems?
Employment Law
Employee, worker and self employed persons should enjoy different legal status as the kind of work done by each category of persons is different… ...
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The UK Constitution’s Strict Separation of Powers
Constitutional Law
The question is, is having a separation of powers (that is not fairly strict) a strength or a weakness? ...
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Accuracy of Dicey’s Definition of Parliamentary Sovereignty
Constitutional Law
Parliamentary sovereignty is the idea that Parliament are the supreme law makers who can legislate at will and that no one is above Parliament. ...
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Has Devolution Limited the Sovereignty of Parliament?
Constitutional Law
When considering if devolution has limited Parliamentary sovereignty, it is essential to look at the effects that it has had on the UK. ...
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Some Terms are More Important than Others
Contract Law
In the past the courts maintained that the distinction between conditions and warranties was to be made without considering the actual results of … ...
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Parliamentary Privileges are the Rules
English Legal System
Parliamentary privileges are the rules protecting individual MP’s & institutions of parliament themselves from outside interference from civil and criminal courts during parliamentary proceedings. ...
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Parties Have Fully Performed Their Contractual Obligations
Contract Law
1) Most contracts are discharged by performance, which means that the parties do what they agreed to do. When the time for performance is not state… ...
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Causes of Wrongful Convictions
Criminal Law
The causes of wrongful convictions have been attached to miscarriages of justice that occur due to procedural errors and system actors. ...
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Justification for Operation of a Constructive Trust
Equity Law
The circumstances in which there is agreement in an attempt to identify a single theoretical justification for the operation of a constructive trust. ...
Last modified: 7th Aug 2019
