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.
Insurance Law is a Developing Area
Contract Law
An insurance contract is seen as a 'contract of utmost good faith' which means that both parties to a contract must have a strict duty to be ......
Last modified: 6th Aug 2019
Criminal Law
Criminal Law
The issue of omission constituting to criminal liability, the laws, statues and precedents that go alongside it are extremely serious and widespread......
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Within Restraint of Trade
Employment Law
At first instance courts held any restrictions as void as it was affecting a man’s freedom and it was until the case of Nordenfelt v Maxim Norden......
Last modified: 6th Aug 2019
Breach of Contract in Construction
Contract Law
The Bellgrove v Eldridge case was bought before the High Court in 1954 in relation of a breach in contract. My understanding of this case is that......
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Is State Liability a Genuine Contribution?
EU Law
The ability of private parties to enforce European Community law in national courts is now an essential feature of the integrated legal system......
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Termination of Contract and Invitation to Treaty
Contract Law
Termination of contract is an act occurring when the two parties break an agreement which was set between them showing relationship that they have either ......
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How the Doctrine of Precedent Operates
Constitutional Law
In this course work essay, how the English law system operates to a new case on application of the doctrine of precedent. Firstly, it will ......
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Types of Marriage or Partnership Breakdown in Law
Family Law
A four-part family law problem question, including topics such as divorce, civil partnership dissolution, ancillary relief and nullity....
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Employment Law and Practice
Employment Law
A. In order to determine the types of claim Anne Roberts might be entitled to bring and to identify the company these claims should be brought ......
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Sharing the Beneficial Interest in Property
Family Law
Lord Diplock’s judgment in Gissing effectively created what is now referred to as a common intention constructive trust....
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Free Movement of Labour Immigration
EU Law
The question of immigration and movement of workers within the European Union has become an increasingly important issue in EU politics. One of ......
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Veil of Incorporation Serves to Encourage Rather Than Restrict
Company Law
Assignment question. The veil of incorporation serves to encourage rather than restrict director innovation in managing a company. Likewise, the po......
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Valid and Appropriate Agreement in Any Business
Contract Law
there should clear understanding of terms of contract between both parties before entering into a suitable, legal and binding contract....
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Doctrine of Actionable Misrepresentation Is an Aspect of Contract
Contract Law
The doctrine of actionable misrepresentation is an enormous aspect of the contract law. Is a statement of material facts that made by the ......
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Criminal Law and Procedure for Police and Criminal Evidence
Criminal Law
The Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984 (PACE) along with its codes of practice, provides the foundation and structure for policing powers and secures these policing powers around stop and search, arrest, detention, investigation, identification and interviewing detainees....
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Should Someone be Liable for Murder if they Didn't Intend to Kill?
Criminal Law
Homicide is the collective term for both murder and manslaughter in England and Wales. Murder is a common law offence that has developed through the courts over time....
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Human Rights Act and Deportation
Constitutional Law
The World Health Organization (WHO) defined the scale of global migration, as ‘the movement of people from one area to another for varying ......
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Statutory Interpretation - Principles
Contract Law
This problem question necessitates a discussion surrounding the area of statutory interpretation....
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Evolution of Law and Parliamentary Sovereignty
Constitutional Law
The evolution of law is a remarkable process sometimes slow and indistinct and at other quite vehement and very clear in its approach. In ......
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A Tort Is a Civil Wrong Against an Individual or Company
Contract Law
Rosemary Page Johnson is employed as a delivery driver by a department store, Dobbinghams plc. His contract of service expressly forbids him from ......
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What the Parties Said or Wrote
Contract Law
TERMS OF THE CONTRACT The parol evidence rule is that where the record of a transaction is embodied in a document, extrinsic evidence ......
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Unilateral Contracts Should Not Be Considered Enforceable
Contract Law
Asked Some scholars believe that since unilateral contracts do not involve a bargain between the offeror and acceptor, they should not be ......
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Explaining the Doctrine of Separation of Powers
Constitutional Law
The Constitutional Reform Act 2005 was passed by the UK Parliament in 2005, and it had the main functions of creating a Supreme Court of the ......
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Protection of Trade Marks Advertising Function
Company Law
1. Introduction The trade marks function as a vehicle for advertising is recognised in section 5(3) of the 1994 Trade Mark Act (TMA). As a result,......
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