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Question: A comparison of EU law and the UK’s various sources of law.

Answer: Introduction: It is a known fact that current United Kingdom (UK) Prime Minister David Cameron promises a referendum regarding the membership on...

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Question: Direct and oblique intention.

Answer: In English law, where the term intention is not defined in any statute, the twelve good men and true will be able...

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Question: "There is... no such thing as judge-made law, for the judges do not make the law, though they frequently have to apply existing law to circumstances as to which it has not previously been authoritatively laid down that such law is applicable."

Lord Esher in Willis v Baddeley (1892)

Assess the validity of this statement.

Answer: Judicial precedent and statutory interpretation comprise the two fundamental elements that direct the decision of the judges in courts. In order to...

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Question: The approach of the Law Lords to statutory interpretation has been radically changed by the Human Rights Act. Judges now see themselves as legislating human rights through their interpretation of Acts of Parliament.

Discuss this statement.

University of London - Common Law Reasoning and Institution.

Answer: In year 2000, October, the Human Rights Act 1998 (also known as the Act or the HRA’98) came into force in the...

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Question: Critically analyse the law of self-defence in order to consider the desirability for reform.

Answer: The law of self-defence shall be critically analysed in order to consider the desirability for reform. The largest elements in debate focus...

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Question: An analysis of a financial relief claim.

Answer: In Megan filing, a financial relief claim for herself, the court can make different types of orders available to Megan. Financial relief...

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Question: Draft Mediation Settlement Agreement.

MODULE NAME: LAND LAW.

Answer: Draft Mediation Settlement Agreement This was made on Friday 25th of January 2013 BETWEEN (Terrance/Theresa “Terri” Staines) And (Leemond/ Leah “Lee” Flemish)...

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Question: When EC law conflicts with UK legislation.

Answer: Common law and Acts of Parliament (also known as statute) are deemed to be the main sources of law in the United...

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Question: Statutory control of exclusion clauses.

Answer: An exemption clauses (as known as ‘exclusion clause’) is a term of contract which attempts to exclude or restrict one party’s liability...

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Question: ON THE RULE OF LAW.

- THE RIGHT OF INDIVIDUAL AGAINST THE STATE
- DUTY TO GOVERN IN ACCORDANCE WITH LAW
- THE ROLE OF THE COURT AS A GUARANTOR OF LEGALITY AND INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS
- INDIVIDUAL FREEDOM

Answer: The rule of law is a controversial term which has no universally recognized meaning. It originated in writings on law and government,...

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