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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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Question: “It is never justifiable on the basis of necessity to take life.”
Does this statement accurately reflect English Law?

Answer: Necessity exists where defendant commits crime and claims that it was necessary to do so in order to prevent some greater harm...

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Question: ‘The twentieth century saw English courts develop a confused , incoherent and inconsistent doctrine of mistake . Twenty first century decisions have done little to resolve these problems’.

Discuss.

Answer: Mistakes as to identity are generally induced by fraud in that one of the parties is claiming to be someone who they...

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Question: ‘Trial by jury is an outdated, expensive and inefficient method by which to decide the guilt or the innocence of those charged with criminal offences. It should be abolished for all criminal trials’.

Assess the accuracy of this statement.

Answer: As a whole, now it can be said that trial by jury is an ancient and democratic institution. And in the United...

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Question: The assignment of property rights to cohabiting unmarried couples.

Answer: Assigning property rights to married couples or cohabiting unmarried couples once their relationships have broken down has historically always been an issue....

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Question: The classic account given by Dicey of the doctrine of the supremacy of Parliament, pure and absolute as it was, can now be seen to be out of place in the modern United Kingdom..." (Lord Steyn in R (Jackson and Others) v. Attorney General)
Discuss.

Con and Admin Law. LLB hons 2012.

Answer: Parliamentary sovereignty refers to the absence of any legal constraint upon the legislative power of the United Kingdom Parliament. The definition is...

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Question: Explain the relationship between the principle of supremacy and that of direct effect.

Con and Admin Law. LLB hons 2012.

Answer: The principle of supremacy of EU law emerged from the judicial doctrine of the ECJ in the case of Costa v ENEL,...

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