Statutory Interpretation in Botswana: Understanding the Role of Title, Enacting Formula, and Body of an Act
Introduction Statutory interpretation is a fundamental aspect of legal practice in common-law jurisdictions, including Botswana, where legislation serves as a primary source of law. ...
Legitimate Expectation in UK Public Law
Introduction The doctrine of legitimate expectation has emerged as a significant principle within UK public law, offering a framework to ensure fairness in administrative ...
A COMPARATIVE REVIEW OF LEGAL RESEARCH BEFORE AND AFTER THE ADVENT OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
Introduction Legal research forms the bedrock of jurisprudential study and practice, enabling lawyers, academics, and students to navigate complex legal frameworks, precedents, and statutes. ...
Critically Discuss Whether the Approach Adopted by Zambian Courts in the Exercise of Judicial Review Strikes an Appropriate Balance Between Constitutional Supremacy and Respect for the Functions of Other Branches of Government
Introduction This essay critically examines the approach of Zambian courts in exercising judicial review, focusing on whether it achieves a suitable balance between upholding ...
‘Being able to explain what the law says and how it works is an essential skill to being a good lawyer’ (Susanah Barton Tobin). Discuss with Relevant Laws and Case Laws
Introduction The ability to clearly articulate legal principles and their practical application, as highlighted by Susanah Barton Tobin, lies at the heart of effective ...
Advising Terry on Dual Vicarious Liability in the Case of Manny’s Accident
Introduction This essay examines the legal concept of vicarious liability in the context of a contractual arrangement between Terry, owner of a small gardening ...
Advising the Executors of Amir’s Estate on the Validity of Two Clauses in His Will
Introduction This essay aims to provide legal advice to the executors of Amir’s estate regarding the validity of two specific clauses in his Will, ...
John Has Died Without Leaving a Will Having Married Two Wives and Only Owned One Car: Elucidating the Distribution of His Estate
Introduction This essay explores the legal complexities surrounding the distribution of John’s estate, who died intestate—without a will—having married two wives and owning a ...
From School Student to Law Student: A New Identity
Introduction Transitioning from a school student to a law student marks a profound shift in identity, encompassing not only academic growth but also personal ...
Is Judicial Review Fit for Purpose?
Introduction Judicial review, a cornerstone of the UK’s constitutional framework, serves as a mechanism through which the courts scrutinise the legality of decisions, actions, ...
