Using Appropriate Legal Authorities, Explain Some Maxims of Equity and Equitable Remedies. Analyse the Extent to Which Equity Continues to Have Relevance Today
Introduction The development of Equity as a distinct branch of English law has played a pivotal role in addressing the rigidity and limitations of ...
Critically Discuss the Duty of the Buyer Under an F.O.B. Sales Contract with the Aid of Decided Cases and Other Materials
Introduction This essay critically examines the duties of the buyer under a free on board (F.O.B.) sales contract, a widely used term in international ...
Recovering Damages Upon Breach of Contract: An Analysis with Case Law Judgments
Introduction The concept of breach of contract is central to the study of contract law, as it addresses situations where one party fails to ...
Reservation and the Idea of Equality: Time for a Constitutional Revaluation
Introduction The concept of reservation, often understood as affirmative action or positive discrimination, is a mechanism designed to address historical inequalities by providing specific ...
The Contract of Employment: The Significance of Express and Implied Terms
Introduction The contract of employment forms the cornerstone of the employer-employee relationship, outlining the rights and obligations of both parties. It consists of express ...
The Merger of Equity and Common Law by the Judicature Act of 1873-1875: Weakened and Eroded the Power and Prestige Enjoyed by Equity Before the Merger. Discuss.
Introduction The Judicature Acts of 1873-1875 represent a pivotal moment in the history of English law, fundamentally reshaping the relationship between common law and ...
“It is the duty of a court always to lean in favour of an insurable interest, if possible, for it seems to me that after underwriters have received the premium, the objection that there was no insurable interest is often, as nearly as possible, a technical objection, and one which has no real merit, certainly not as between the assured and the insurer.” Per Brett M.R. in Stock v Inglis [1884] 12 Q.B.D. 564, 571 Discuss.
Introduction This essay examines the statement by Brett M.R. in Stock v Inglis [1884] 12 Q.B.D. 564, 571, which suggests that courts should lean ...
Role of Trade Mark Registry in India
Introduction This essay examines the role of the Trade Mark Registry in India, a crucial institution in the protection of intellectual property rights within ...
Mabo v Queensland (No.2): A Personal Account of Learning About Law
Introduction The landmark decision of the High Court of Australia in Mabo v Queensland (No.2) [1992] HCA 23 represents a pivotal moment in Australian ...
A Personal Account of Learning About Law from Mabo v Queensland (No.2) [1992] HCA 23
Introduction This essay offers a personal reflection on the key lessons I have gleaned about law from reading the landmark decision of the High ...
