There can never be any blame attached to anyone where a crime has been committed against them. Therefore, the actions of a victim can never amount to a novus actus interveniens. Discuss
Introduction This essay examines the assertion that no blame can be attached to a victim of a crime, and consequently, their actions cannot constitute ...
The Beneficiary Principle is Rightly Fundamental to Private Express Trusts but a Different Rule for Charitable Trusts is Sensible Due to Alternative Enforcement Mechanisms
Introduction This essay critically examines the statement that the beneficiary principle is fundamental to private express trusts, while a different rule for charitable trusts ...
Should Foakes v Beer Be Overruled? A Discussion in the Context of Contract Law
Introduction This essay examines the question of whether the decision in *Foakes v Beer* (1884) should be overruled within the context of contract law. ...
Trusts Concern Property, Hence the Requirement for Certainty of Subject Matter. The Law Has Generally Been Kept Up-to-Date in the Courts. Judges Accepted Differences, for Example, Between Tangible and Intangible Property, Between Bottles of Wine and Company Shares. Technological Developments, However, Whatever Their Merits and Demerits, Mean the Law Is Fast Becoming Inapplicable to Twenty-First Century Needs.
Introduction The law of trusts, a cornerstone of English equity, hinges on the principle of certainty, particularly with regard to subject matter, as trusts ...
Identifying and Discussing the Main Assumptions of Third World Approaches to International Law
Executive Summary This essay explores the key assumptions underpinning Third World Approaches to International Law (TWAIL), a critical perspective within international relations that challenges ...
Critically Examine the Key Distinctions Between Statutory Marriage and Customary Marriage
Introduction Marriage, as a foundational institution in society, is subject to varying legal and cultural interpretations, particularly in jurisdictions where multiple systems of law ...
There can never be any blame attached to anyone where a crime has been committed against them. Therefore, the actions of a victim can never amount to a novus actus interveniens. Discuss
Introduction This essay critically examines the assertion that no blame can ever be attached to a victim of a crime, and consequently, their actions ...
Evaluate the View that Civil Liberties are Protected in the UK
Introduction Civil liberties, encompassing fundamental rights such as freedom of speech, privacy, and the right to a fair trial, are cornerstones of a democratic ...
The Carbolic Smoke Ball
Introduction This essay explores the landmark case of Carlill v Carbolic Smoke Ball Co [1893] 1 QB 256, a foundational decision in English contract ...
Critical Appraisal on There Can Be No Administrative Law Without Constitutional Law
Introduction This essay critically appraises the statement “there can be no administrative law without constitutional law,” exploring the intricate relationship between these two fundamental ...
