Discuss the Brief Facts in Madzimbamuto v Lardner-Burke [1968] 2 SA 274
Introduction This essay examines the significant case of Madzimbamuto v Lardner-Burke [1968] 2 SA 274, a landmark decision in the context of constitutional law ...
Legal Reasoning of Advocate General in Case C-715/20, K.L. v. X sp. z o.o.
Introduction This essay examines the legal reasoning of the Advocate General (AG) in Case C-715/20, K.L. v. X sp. z o.o., a significant case ...
Advising Daria on Potential Tort Claims Against Elen
Introduction This essay examines the potential tort claims Daria may pursue against Elen following the receipt of a distressing anonymous letter that resulted in ...
The Principle of Parliamentary Sovereignty as Outlined by A V Dicey is Outdated and in Need of Reform: How to Reform the Principle for a Modern Global World
Introduction The principle of Parliamentary Sovereignty, as articulated by A V Dicey in the late 19th century, stands as a cornerstone of the United ...
In McPhail v Doulton (1970), Lord Wilberforce Said: “There May Be a Case Where the Meaning of the Words Used Is Clear but the Definition of Beneficiaries Is So Hopelessly Wide as Not to Form ‘Anything like a Class’ so That the Trust Is Administratively Unworkable… I Hesitate to Give Examples for They May Prejudice Future Cases, but Perhaps ‘All the Residents of Greater London’ Will Serve.”
Introduction This essay examines the landmark case of McPhail v Doulton [1971] AC 424, focusing on Lord Wilberforce’s pivotal statement regarding the concept of ...
Bisset v. Wilkinson in Digital Business Law
Introduction This essay examines the relevance of the landmark case Bisset v. Wilkinson (1927) within the context of digital business law, a critical area ...
In 2022, Crystal Purchased a Townhouse in La Royale Towers: Remedies Available to the Strata Corporation Under Jamaican Law
Introduction This essay examines the legal remedies available to the Strata Corporation of La Royale Towers under Jamaican law in response to Crystal’s short-term ...
Analyzing the Potential Liability of GreenCycle (Pvt) Ltd in the Tort of Negligence under Zimbabwean Law
Introduction This essay examines the potential liability of GreenCycle (Pvt) Ltd, a waste management company in Zimbabwe, for negligently disposing of hazardous waste in ...
In 2019, Climate Activists from Extinction Rebellion Disrupted Traffic in Central London, Arguing That Their Actions, Though Unlawful, Were Morally Necessary to Draw Attention to the Climate Crisis. To What Extent Can Moral Beliefs Justify Breaching the Law Under the English Legal System?
Introduction In April and October 2019, climate activists from Extinction Rebellion (XR) staged large-scale protests in central London, blocking key roads and disrupting traffic ...
In 2019, Climate Activists from Extinction Rebellion Disrupted Traffic in Central London, Arguing That Their Actions, Though Unlawful, Were Morally Necessary to Draw Attention to the Climate Crisis. To What Extent Can Moral Beliefs Justify Breaching the Law Under the English Legal System?
Introduction In 2019, Extinction Rebellion activists disrupted traffic in central London, claiming that their unlawful actions were morally justified to urgently highlight the climate ...
