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 ...
Critically Discuss Hershovitz’s Claim That If Law Is a Moral Practice, Then Legal Relationships Are Moral Relationships
Introduction This essay critically examines Scott Hershovitz’s assertion that if law is understood as a moral practice, then the relationships it governs must also ...
What is a Contract, and How Are They Formed?
Introduction This essay explores the fundamental concept of a contract within the context of English law, a cornerstone of legal studies and commercial interactions. ...
Discuss the Pros and Cons of Judges Applying Judicial Precedent Either in a Restricted or Unrestricted Way in England and Wales
Introduction Judicial precedent, often referred to as stare decisis, forms the backbone of the common law system in England and Wales. It mandates that ...
The Bridgegate School and Dr. Sharma: An Analysis of Breach of Duty of Care
Introduction This essay examines two distinct legal scenarios involving potential breaches of duty of care under English tort law. The first case concerns The ...
The Principle at Common Law: “What You Can Do by Yourself, You Can Do Through Another” – The Bedrock of the Law of Agency and the Duties Owed in Agency Relationships
Introduction The principle at common law, often encapsulated in the maxim “what you can do by yourself, you can do through another”, forms the ...
How Does Kelsen’s Pure Theory Deal with Revolutionary Changes of Government?
Introduction This essay explores how Hans Kelsen’s Pure Theory of Law addresses the complex phenomenon of revolutionary changes of government. Kelsen, a prominent legal ...
Wolverhampton City Council and Others v London Gypsies and Travellers and Others [2023] UKSC 47: A Case Comment on the Scope of Injunctions
Introduction This case comment examines the landmark decision in Wolverhampton City Council and Others v London Gypsies and Travellers and Others [2023] UKSC 47, ...
Distinguish Between Primary, Secondary, and Delegated Legislation: Exploring Statutory Hierarchy, Case Law, and Judicial Reforms
Introduction The legal system of the United Kingdom operates within a complex framework of legislation and judicial precedent, underpinned by the separation of powers ...
“The Practice of the Law is Not a Noble Profession, It is the Noble Profession”: Critically Examining the Nobility of the Legal Profession in Ghana in Recent Years
Introduction The legal profession has long been regarded as a bastion of justice, integrity, and societal good, often described as the noblest of professions ...
