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
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Land law Problem Question: Legal Interest in Property
Land Law
To advise Angelica as to her rights in this situation it is necessary to look at the ways in which a legal interest in the property can be acquired....
Last modified: 9th Jul 2019
Law Policy Ethics
Human Rights Law
Law Policy Ethics. The purpose of this essay is to discuss the interaction of law, policy and ethics in my placement. It will begin by describing the nature of the placement...
Last modified: 9th Jul 2019
Powers of Detention Under the Mental Health Act 1983
Medical Law
Outline and explain the powers of detention in Part 2 of the Mental Health Act 1983, and evaluate the reforms introduced by the Mental Health Act 2007....
Last modified: 9th Jul 2019
Children Act Ensured More Attention Paid
Family Law
The Children Act 1989 was implemented in 1991. Its aim was to revolutionise practises and proceedings concerning the welfare of children in ......
Last modified: 9th Jul 2019
Trade Mark Quality
EU Law
An end consumer is deceived if he buys a good presuming it to have been originated from a certain source where actually it is not. The trade mark......
Last modified: 9th Jul 2019
Shared Residence Order
Family Law
A shared residence order is a family arrangement that is been instituted between the parents in relations to the share responsibility for their child’s upbringing after the parents’ divorce or separate....
Last modified: 9th Jul 2019
Adverse Possession and Prescription of Easements
Land Law
It is commonly said that “possession is nine tenths of the law”. This is a crude but not entirely inaccurate statement of Hamed’s position....
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Judicial Review and Exclusive Cognisance
Judicial Law
Our founding fathers entrusted to Parliament the power to legislate, and thus determine policy for the realisation of the egalitarian goals as set out in the Constitution....
Last modified: 9th Jul 2019
The Impact of the Human Rights Act 1998
Human Rights Law
The impact of the Human Rights Act 1998 on the law of judicial review with particular regard to the development of irrationality and proportionality....
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Conjoined Twins Murder
Human Rights Law
Conjoined Twins Murder - This Essay will use necessity, duress, and self-defence to examine the case of the conjoined twins. Necessity is not however a defence to charges of theft or murder....
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Assess the Advantages of the Current System
Land Law
‘cracks in the mirror’ (60% of the marks); the rules on rectification (20% of the marks), and third party rights being registered against the......
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The Law Relating to Directors Duties
Finance Law
The law relating to directors' duties remains cumbersome, complex and inaccessible to most except those immersed in this area....
Last modified: 9th Jul 2019
Criminal Evidence Essays
General Law
Criminal Evidence Essays - Use Our Free Law Essays To Help You With Your Law Course...
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Property Possession and Co-ownership
Land Law
Property Possession and Co-ownership. Co-ownership is the term used to describe the forms of ownership in which two or more persons are concurrently entitled in possession to an interest or interests in the same......
Last modified: 9th Jul 2019
Who Will Inherit Your Property?
Properties and Trusts
I’m writing this letter consiquent to our meeting of 29-12-09 wherein you made the following requirements.You wanted to know who will inherit your property if you die without a valid will while still married to Romeo....
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Freehold Properties
Properties and Trusts
All the five properties owned by Miss Stanfield can be classed as freehold properties as each property satisfies section 1(1)(a) Law of Property Act 1925....
Last modified: 9th Jul 2019
Trusts Property and the Trustee
Properties and Trusts
Trusts Property and the Trustee. The opening quotation can be said to identify one of the basic tenets of trust law in England and Wales. The trust is a creation of equity, and has developed over the centuries......
Last modified: 9th Jul 2019
The Main Categories of Constructive Trust
Properties and Trusts
Constructive trusts exist where it is right that the owner of some property should not enjoy it personally, but should hold it on trust for another....
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Registration of Property
Properties and Trusts
First registration operates after there has been a transfer of the legal title and normally takes place as a result of the provisions for......
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Duties, Discretions and Powers of Trustees
Properties and Trusts
Duties and powers of a trustee are listed according to the proper law by which the trust is governed. Duties required for a trustee are set out by different jurisdictions which have their own legislation....
Last modified: 9th Jul 2019
A Liability in Negligence Case Study
Tort Law
For an defendant’s liability in negligence to exist, the claimant must show the defendant either did something, that led to him suffering a harm....
Last modified: 9th Jul 2019
R v Misra and Srivastava
Case Summaries
Two doctors were convicted of gross negligence manslaughters when their post-operative patient became infected with a staphylococcus aureus......
Last modified: 5th Jul 2019
R v Hall - 1973
Case Summaries
The defendant travel agent received deposit monies from various clients to pay for flights to the United States. He paid the monies......
Last modified: 5th Jul 2019
R v Bowen - 1996
Case Summaries
Bowen had obtained a number of electrical goods, over a series of visits to the value of £20,000. He had done so by applying for a number of ‘instant......
Last modified: 5th Jul 2019
