Explain Why the Police Will Not Owe a Duty of Care to an Individual under the Principles of Article 2 and the Case of Osman in the UK, and Cite Other Relevant Legislation
Introduction This essay seeks to explore the legal principles surrounding the duty of care owed by the police to individuals in the context of ...
How the UK Parliament and the Domestic Courts Sought to Reconcile EU Law with the Doctrine of Parliamentary Sovereignty
Introduction The relationship between European Union (EU) law and the doctrine of Parliamentary Sovereignty (PS) has been a central issue in UK constitutional law, ...
The Constitution of Zimbabwe Amendment No. 20 Act of 2013 Has Fully Galvanized the Much-Needed Employee Rights in the Bill of Rights: How Far True Is the Above Assertion?
Introduction The Constitution of Zimbabwe Amendment No. 20 Act of 2013 represents a significant milestone in the legal framework of Zimbabwe, introducing a new ...
Discuss the Essential Elements of a Valid Contract Using Examples from Everyday Business Transactions, Explain Why Each Element is Important
Introduction This essay examines the fundamental elements required to form a valid contract under English law, a critical topic in business law. Contracts are ...
The Trade Union Act 2016: A Critical Analysis in UK Labour Law
Introduction The Trade Union Act 2016 represents a significant piece of legislation in UK labour law, aimed at reforming the framework within which trade ...
Following the decision in Salomon v Salomon [1897] AC 22, incorporated companies are a legal entity separate from their members. As a consequence of the separate legal personality of a company, the members are not liable for the company’s obligations, and they have no direct claim on the company’s property. This rule constitutes a sensible legal policy and its benefits outweigh its disadvantages. Critically discuss.
Introduction The principle of separate legal personality, firmly established in the landmark case of Salomon v Salomon & Co Ltd [1897] AC 22, is ...
Problem Question: Breach of Duty of Care by The Bridgegate School and Dr. Sharma
Introduction This essay examines two distinct scenarios involving potential breaches of the duty of care under the principles of negligence in English tort law. ...
Analyze the Case of Ex Parte Matovu
Introduction This essay examines the significant case of *Ex Parte Matovu* (1966), a landmark decision from Uganda with profound implications for constitutional law and ...
In the Context of Legal Research, the Risks of Using Artificial Intelligence Are Now Well Known
Introduction The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into legal research has transformed the way legal professionals access, analyse, and interpret vast datasets of case ...
‘…a number of ambiguities about the doctrine of legitimate expectations remain unresolved.’ (Joanna Bell)
Introduction The doctrine of legitimate expectations occupies a significant yet contentious place in UK public law, serving as a mechanism to protect individuals from ...
