The Principle Underlying Workers’ Compensation: Compensation for Work-Related Injuries Without Proving Fault in Zambia
Introduction This essay examines the fundamental principle of workers’ compensation in Zambia, which posits that employees injured in the course of their employment should ...
Reform of Occupiers’ Liability: Addressing Key Weaknesses
Introduction This essay explores the weaknesses inherent in the current framework of occupiers’ liability under English law, as governed by the Occupiers’ Liability Act ...
Should the Law on the Age of Criminal Responsibility in England and Wales be Reformed?
Introduction The age of criminal responsibility in England and Wales, currently set at 10 years, is among the lowest in Europe and has long ...
The Doctrine of Ultra Vires in Ashbury Railway Carriage and Iron Company Ltd v Riche: A Critical Examination of Its Relevance Under the Companies Act No. 1 of 2012
Introduction The doctrine of ultra vires, a fundamental principle in corporate law, serves to restrict companies from acting beyond the scope of their legally ...
Psychiatric Harm in Negligence
Introduction This essay explores the concept of psychiatric harm within the framework of negligence in tort law, a critical and evolving area of legal ...
The Importance of Conventions in the UK Constitution
Introduction The United Kingdom’s constitution is a unique and complex system, distinct from many other nations due to its unwritten nature. Unlike codified constitutions, ...
Persons Who Enter Trinidad and Tobago or Other Caribbean States Without Legal Authorization Should Not Be Returned to Their Home Country
Introduction The issue of unauthorized migration in Trinidad and Tobago and other Caribbean states is a complex and multifaceted challenge, often framed within the ...
Persons Who Enter Trinidad and Tobago or Other Caribbean States Without Legal Authorization Should Be Returned to Their Home Country, Regardless of Their Circumstances
Introduction The issue of unauthorized migration poses significant challenges for Caribbean states such as Trinidad and Tobago, where limited resources, border security concerns, and ...
Legal Opinion on Issues Arising under the 1969 Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties
Introduction This legal opinion is prepared for the Honourable Minister for Foreign Affairs of Ostralis, addressing key legal issues concerning international treaty obligations under ...
Critically Discuss the Relationship Between the EU and the UK and the Factors That Led to Brexit: Tensions Over the Doctrine of Supremacy
Introduction The relationship between the United Kingdom (UK) and the European Union (EU) has been historically complex, marked by periods of cooperation and significant ...
