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.
Home and Overseas Ins Co v Mentor Ins Co (UK)
Case Summaries
Mentor Insurance entered in a number of reinsurance contracts with Home and Overseas Insurance under a standard form of contract with Clause (18)......
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R v Adaye
Case Summaries
The defendant had been warned by a doctor in Africa who had been treating him for sexually transmitted infections generally......
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Keown v Coventry Healthcare NHS Trust
Case Summaries
Keown was an eleven-year-old child who had been climbing an external fire escape, from the underside, at the defendant’s hospital trust when he fell......
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Janvier v Sweeney - Case Brief
Case Summaries
Janvier (J) was a maid servant. Sweeny (S) and another man (D) were private detectives who wished to see certain letters......
Last modified: 16th Jul 2019
Parents and Children Case Notes | Family Law Study Area | Law Teacher
Case Summaries
Parents and Children Case Notes. The relationships between children and parents are complex. In different contexts, the word 'parent' can include biological parents (married or unmarried), step-parents, adoptive parents, foster......
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Hyman v Hyman - Summary
Case Summaries
The appellant, Mr Hyman, was married to respondent. He left her to live with another woman. Both he and the respondent executed a deed of separation......
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Parkinson v College of Ambulance - Case Summary
Case Summaries
The defendant, Harrison, was secretary of the College of Ambulance, a charity. He told the plaintiff, Colonel Parkinson, that he could procure a......
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Huth v Huth - 1915
Case Summaries
The defendant, Captain Huth, sent an allegedly defamatory letter in an unclosed envelope through the post to his four children....
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Particular Average and Insurance Laws
Finance Law
Arnould defined “particular average” as ‘ a loss arising from damage accidentally and proximately caused by the perils insured against, to some particular interest, as the ship alone or the cargo alone....
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Luxmoore May v Messenger
Case Summaries
The Court of Appeal held that the standard of care owed by auctioneers was to give a considered opinion as to the value of the goods....
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Perry v Suffields - 1916
Case Summaries
The seller offered to sell a house with vacant possession for a price of £7,000. This offer was accepted by the buyer immediately......
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Jaggard v Dickinson - 1981
Case Summaries
The defendant had been told by a friend that they could stay at their house and “use it as their own”. Returning to the street drunk one evening the......
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National Westminster Bank v Skelton
Case Summaries
The claimant bank sought repossession of the defendants’ dwelling house in terms of a legal mortgage. The mortgage in favour of the bank was as......
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Jones v Livox Quarries Ltd
Case Summaries
The workmen in a quarry and a few slow-moving vehicles were proceeding to the canteen for a lunch break. The way was around a......
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Handyside vs United Kingdom
Human Rights Law
In Handyside v. United Kingdom, it was held that freedom of expression constitutes one of the essential foundations of a democratic society and one of the basic conditions for its progress...
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Iqbal v London Transport Executive
Case Summaries
A bus conductor, who had been previously prohibited by his employer from driving, disobeyed his employer’s instructions and drove a bus for a short......
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John Summers & Sons Ltd v Frost - 1955
Case Summaries
Mr Frost was an experienced maintenance fitter employed at the defendant factory. He was grinding a piece of metal on a grinding wheel which rotated 1450......
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Insanity Cases - Disease of the Mind
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Insanity Cases. The defendant during a blackout, attacked his wife with a hammer causing her grievous bodily harm. The medical evidence showed that he suffered from arterial-sclerosis, a condition which restricted the flow of blood to the brain....
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Offer-Hoar v Larkstore Ltd - 2006
Case Summaries
Larkstore purchased a site for development. The seller of the land had commissioned a soil inspection report from Technotrade......
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Inntrepreneur Pub v Sweeney
Case Summaries
The claimant, who was a landlord of various public houses, brought an action for an injunction against the defendant, the tenant of one of these......
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Knuppfer v London Express Newspapers
Case Summaries
Knuppfer (K) was the head of the British branch of the Young Russia Party. The respondents published a newspaper article......
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Hotson v East Berkshire AHA
Case Summaries
The claimant was a young boy who sustained various injuries after falling from a tall tree, including a fractured hip. He was taken to receive medical......
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Progress Bulk Carriers v Tube City - Summary
Case Summaries
The dispute arose out of the sale of a load of shredded scrap that the charterers (hirers of a cargo ship) had to ship to China from Mississippi....
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Law Society v KPMG - 2000
Case Summaries
The Law Society sought a report from the defendant accountants for the purposes of making decisions about how to manage their funds......
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More Diverse Judiciary
Judicial Law
The Judiciary (also known as judicature) is made up of the various courts in a country that interprets and applies the law created by the sovereign body, which in the United Kingdom is Parliament....
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