Dunlop v Selfridge: A Landmark Case in Contract Law
Introduction The case of *Dunlop Pneumatic Tyre Co Ltd v Selfridge & Co Ltd* [1915] AC 847 is a seminal decision in English contract ...
Whether One Can Take a Derivative Action Under the Companies Act
Introduction This essay examines the concept of derivative actions under the UK Companies Act 2006, focusing on whether and under what circumstances an individual ...
“Law should encourage citizens in their civic duty to do ‘the right thing’ in a moral sense and not to turn a blind eye or fail to act to help someone who is in need.” Consider to what extent the criminal law relating to omissions reflects this view.
Introduction The concept of legal responsibility often intersects with moral obligations, raising questions about whether the law should compel individuals to act ethically by ...
The Jury is an Outmoded Institution Which Survives Only Because of Sentimental Attachments. It Has No Real Role to Play and Should Be Abolished. Discuss with Case Examples.
Introduction The institution of the jury has long been a cornerstone of the English legal system, celebrated as a democratic mechanism that ensures fairness ...
Discuss 2 Reasons Why Breach of Duty in Negligence Is Unfair
Introduction This essay explores the concept of breach of duty in the context of negligence under English tort law, focusing on why such breaches ...
What is the Rule of Law as a Jurisprudential Question in Zimbabwe Law
Introduction The concept of the rule of law is a foundational principle in jurisprudence, often cited as essential to the functioning of a just ...
The Distinction Between Social and Domestic Agreements in Law
Introduction In the realm of contract law, the distinction between social and domestic agreements is fundamental to understanding the enforceability and legal implications of ...
The Distinction Between Social and Domestic Agreements in Law
Introduction In the realm of contract law, understanding the difference between social and domestic agreements is fundamental for interpreting the enforceability of arrangements made ...
Case Comment: Thomas v Clydesdale Bank plc (t/a Yorkshire Bank) [2010] EWHC 2755 and the Land Registration Act 2002
Introduction This case comment examines the decision in Thomas v Clydesdale Bank plc (t/a Yorkshire Bank) [2010] EWHC 2755, focusing on how the judicial ...
Mercy as Receiver Manager of Melton Enterprises Limited: Legal Implications and Advice under Zambian Law
Introduction This essay examines the legal implications of Mercy’s role as receiver manager of Melton Enterprises Limited, focusing on her conduct, the consequences of ...
