The Eligibility Criteria for Unfair Dismissal Claims under the Employment Rights Act 1996: A Report for the Law Commission
Introduction This report, prepared for the Law Commission, examines the eligibility criteria for bringing a claim of unfair dismissal pursuant to the Employment Rights ...
Can Article 38 of the Statute of the International Court of Justice (ICJ) be Regarded as a Complete Source of International Law? Discuss.
Introduction The Statute of the International Court of Justice (ICJ), established in 1945 as the principal judicial organ of the United Nations, provides a ...
Discussing Negligence in Tort Law: Can Asha Successfully Sue Makena and Juma under Tanzanian Law?
Introduction This essay examines whether Asha can successfully sue Makena, the owner of MakPharm, and Juma, her assistant, for negligence under Tanzanian tort law ...
Critically Analyze the Difference Between Marriage and Cohabitation
Introduction This essay seeks to critically analyze the differences between marriage and cohabitation within the context of family law in the United Kingdom. Marriage, ...
Subjective and Objective Standards of Section 172 of the Companies Act 2006
Introduction This essay examines the subjective and objective standards underpinning Section 172 of the Companies Act 2006 (CA 2006), a pivotal provision in UK ...
A Car Driver Skids on Ice and Crashes into a Shop, Damaging Products and Causing Loss of Earnings: Advising the Parties
Introduction This essay examines the legal implications of a car driver skidding on ice and crashing into a shop, resulting in damaged products and ...
To What Extent Do the Speeches of the Court of Appeal in Smith v Hughes (1871) LR 6 QB 597 Provide a Usable and Just Test for Assessing Whether, Objectively, a Contract Has Been Formed Even When One Party Intended to Agree Different Terms?
Introduction This essay examines the extent to which the speeches in the Court of Appeal case of Smith v Hughes (1871) LR 6 QB ...
Maya Authorises Jeremy to Buy a House Below RM 1 Million, But He Contracts at RM 1.1 Million: Is There Valid Agency, Is Maya Bound, and Can She Ratify the Contract?
Introduction This essay examines a scenario in Malaysian business law where Maya authorises Jeremy to purchase a house for less than RM 1 million, ...
“Property is not simply the object or the asset itself; that, as a legal construct, property denotes rights over ‘things’ […] which the law will protect.” – John Stannard and Heather Conway
Introduction The concept of property in law extends far beyond the tangible object or asset; it embodies a bundle of rights and relationships that ...
The Process of Parliamentary Law Making in Detail
Introduction The process of parliamentary law making in the United Kingdom forms the backbone of the country’s legislative framework, embodying the principles of democracy, ...
