Rule of law in general terms is about equality before the law where everyone are protected under the same law of the land regardless of your status in society. In narrow context, it does not really matter whether the law upholds the concept of rule of law or not, but as long as the people […]
199903 As stated in the preamble to the Act, the purpose of the Animals Act 1971 is to make provision with respect to civil liability for damage done by animals and with respect to protection of livestock from dogs; and for purposes connected with those matters. This paper compares and contrasts an action under section […]
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Get help with your assignmentThe veil of incorporation means there is a separate personality between the members and the company. Thus, protecting them from being personal liable for the company’s debt and other obligations. The members of the company are the shareholders, employee and director. Veil of incorporation will protect the members of the company by establishing a limited […]
Introduction to English Law Before the Norman conquest, different areas in England were governed by the different law system. The law system based on the local custom hence, the law is varied from place to place. Thus, the King had only little control over the country as a whole and there was no effective central […]
In Article 21 of the constitution of India, it is been stated in the mandatory tone that no person should be deprived with his life and personal freedom except according to the method established by law. Further, the method mentioned in the Article is not some form of a procedure but it should be “reasonable, […]
Introduction There is a famous saying that the chain is as strong as its weakest link. Similarly the economy is as strong as the lower unemployment rate. The people who have limited functionalities have to face certain barriers in employment, in transportation when traveling, telecommunications public services and accommodations and these barriers have an astounding […]
Introduction The case took in concern here as the topic of discussion and evaluation of a historic case of controversy. The case was in the Queen’s Bench addressing the undisclosed liability of a business corporation conducts and hence files against the violation of the commercial law in United Kingdom. The case was hence in brief […]
Analysis of Section 88(2) and The Welfare Principle Section 88(2)[1] of the Law Reform (Marriage and Divorce) Act 1976 states that ‘In deciding whose custody a child should be placed the paramount consideration shall be the welfare of the child and subject to this the court shall have regard— to the wishes of the parents […]
Chapter 1 Introduction- An Analysis of the Emergency Provisions in the India. It is the President who can proclaim an emergency when he receives in writing a decision of the Union Cabinet to that effect. Ours being a parliamentary system, the President could proclaim emergency only when advised by the Council of Ministers through the […]
Ireland is currently undergoing ‘a challenging social and economic climate for families, the employed and the unemployed’. The rate of unemployment is still, unfortunately, very high, despite dropping to 11.7% from a peak of 15.1% in 2012. This uneasy atmosphere leads to an increase in litigation, with more and more employees pursuing claims against their […]
Criminal profiling Criminal profiling is the growth of an investigation through gathering information concerning a crime scene and an offence to assemble a psychosomatic picture of the recognized architect of the crime. Simply, it is the concluding of a criminal’s or an offender’s feature from his or her offence scene traits. For instance, an investigator […]
Introduction “Adoption” means the process through which the adopted child is permanently separated from his biological parents and becomes the legitimate child of his adoptive parents with all the rights, privileges and responsibilities that are attached to the relationship.” This concept was brought in, to provide a family to the abandoned or neglected children so […]
(ii) Mandatory Injunction: A mandatory injunction may be defined as an order of the court not only restraining a person from further wrongful acts but directing him further to restore, as far as possible, the former state of things. A mandatory injunction not only in involves prohibition but also imposes a positive duty on the […]
Brief 199371 Adverse Possession Salchester City Council purchased the freehold estate in a large plot of vacant land in 1980. The title to the land is unregistered. The intention was to develop it as a state of the art sports complex. Unfortunately, ongoing disputes with Central Government about the availability of funding have led to […]
Contents Introduction…………………………………………………………….……………………3 People eligible to be Karta……………………………………………………………………3 Minor as Karta..…………………….………………………………….…………………3 Father as Karta…………………….………………………………….………………….4 Female as Karta before and post 2005……………………………………………………….4 Responsibilities of the Karta…………………….…………………………..……………….4 Powers and Liabilities of the Karta…………………….………………………………….…5 Power to manage family affairs ..…………………….…………………………..….……5 Powers to receive and use family income…………………….……………………….……5 Power to manage joint family business……………………………….…………….……..6 Power to Alienate…………………….………………………………….………….……..6 Liabilities of account…………………….………………………………….……….…….7 […]
Structure: Analysis, Legal rules and Application Introduction and General Analysis Peter, Alan, Sarah and Paul are the four directors and shareholders of East Ltd. The majority shareholder is John. Paul is both the company’s managing director and chairman. The company’s articles of association are based on Table A. Paul was approached by West Ltd, […]
ABSTRACT Statutory understanding is the methodology by which courts translate and apply enactment. Some measure of translation is frequently vital when a case includes a statute. Some of the time the expressions of a statute have a plain and straight forward meaning. But in many case, there is some vagueness in the expressions of the […]
Tort of Negligence The word tort is derived from the French word meaning wrong. A tort in the modern law refers to an approach which is a civil wrong. The tort of Negligence protects person, assets and financial interest from damage caused by a person not taking reasonable care. Application of Law 1. In the […]
CIVIL RIGHTS ACT1 Civil Right Act In today’s rapid changing world, the mobility of labor has increased tremendously. In the past, it was common to find towns with inhabitants from one race. Issues of discrimination at work were rare due to the uniformity. Today, workplaces enjoy diversity. It is common to find an office where […]
Based on the assessment of the whole situation, the issue is related on copyright to the different works done by the group members and the task would involve solving the doubt on who has the copyright to the works as the group members are disbanding. Copyright is property right as defined by the legislative source […]
The basic concept of an agency is concerned about the relationship between one person, the principal and another, the agent where a principal entrusts the business to an agent and allows the agent to act on behalf of the principal in dealing with third parties according to Section 135, Contracts Act 1950. For example, Sabrina […]
5. AFSPA an Alleged Failure. As per certain sections of the society, The AFSPA has neither solved the insurgency in the North East nor terrorism in J & K .Besides it is is disliked by the local public and hence warrants a review. In fact, as per critics of the act, the decision to review […]
Introduction An arrangement of a contract needs an agreement; it follows that, in sort for such agreement to be reached. There have to have an offer offered by one party which is accepted by the other. An acceptance is that, a concluding and incompetent expression of consent to the terms of an offer. To determine […]
Legal research and citations Meaning of Research The term ‘research’ has received a number of varied meanings and explanations. In its ordinary sense, the term refers to a search for knowledge. The Advanced Learner’s Dictionary of Current English spells out the meaning of ‘research’ as ‘a careful investigation or inquiry specifically through search for new […]
Under the Roman law of obligations, there were four forms of contract: consensual contracts, verbal contracts, contracts re and contracts litteris. Furthermore, there were three forms of verbal contract: dotis diction (concerning arrangements for dowry prior to marriage), iusiurandum liberti (the oath of service made by a freedman immediately after his manumission), and stipulatio. This […]
Discuss the ECJ judgment of 10 October 2013 in Case C-86/12 Alokpa and Moudoulou in the light of the case law on Union citizenship and on the Charter of Fundamental Rights. The case of Alokpa and Moudoulou[1] concerns the right of Union citizens and their family members to move and reside freely within the territory […]
Why the system of preliminary rulings in Article 267 TFEU is, and continues to be, important for the development of a coherent EU legal system and the liberalization of the procedure. The system of preliminary rulings provides the European Court of Justice (ECJ) an opportunity to assume an advisory role for other member states. The […]
Table of Contents Introduction Facts in the Scenario Identification of the Legal Issues Arising From the Facts in the Scenario Identification and Application of Appropriate Legislation or Case Law Conclusion Bibliography In Advising Jane Introduction Company law primarily discourses certain major sets of fundamentals that are integral in the structure of large companies. These principles […]
Question 1 Issue The issue is whether the contract entered into by Harry, a clerk in the factory office is enforceable against the company. Rules A company can enter into a contract by the virtue of s124. There are several ways a company can contract with the outsiders. One common way is to affix the […]
“Critical Analysis of TRIPS standards regarding PATENT protection” History of TRIPS TRIPS is an abbreviation of Agreement on Trade Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights. It is an international agreement between the member countries of the World Trade Organization (WTO). TRIPS agreement came after the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade(GATT) in 1994. The […]
