Discuss the Bolam Test in Reference to Two Cases: Attorney General v George Mwanza and the Other and Kopa v University Teaching Hospital and Others
Introduction This essay examines the Bolam test, a pivotal legal standard in medical negligence law, through the lens of two Zambian cases: *Attorney General ...
‘The company’s constitution is the paradigm example of a contract in law. It is, certain, enforceable and cannot be modified once determined at incorporation under the Companies Act 2006’. Discuss
Introduction The concept of a company’s constitution, as governed by the Companies Act 2006 (CA 2006) in the United Kingdom, is a cornerstone of ...
Interiors Ltd: Legal Analysis of Transactions in Insolvent Liquidation under Commercial Law
Introduction This essay examines the legal implications of various transactions involving Interiors Ltd, a company that has entered insolvent liquidation following a substantial fall ...
What Are the Stages of Dworkin’s Interpretive Approach to Adjudication?
Introduction Ronald Dworkin, a prominent legal philosopher, has profoundly influenced contemporary legal theory through his interpretive approach to adjudication. His framework challenges traditional positivist ...
Importance of Studying and Comparing Adversarial and Inquisitorial Systems
Introduction The study of legal systems is fundamental to understanding the mechanisms through which justice is administered across different jurisdictions. Two predominant models—the adversarial ...
Analyse How Influences and Rules of Statutory Interpretation Affect the Law Making of Parliament
Introduction This essay seeks to explore the intricate relationship between the influences on parliamentary law-making and the rules of statutory interpretation in the UK ...
Case Examples of Civil and Criminal Cases: A Focus on Miller v Jackson in Civil Law
Introduction This essay explores the distinction between civil and criminal cases within the UK legal system, providing specific case examples to illustrate their application. ...
The Doctrine of the Separation of Powers: Checks Against Tyranny and Support for the Rule of Law in Trinidad and Tobago
Introduction The doctrine of the Separation of Powers, a foundational principle in constitutional law, is designed to prevent the concentration of authority in a ...
In the 21st Century There Is No Law, Only Lawlessness
Introduction The assertion that “in the 21st century there is no law, only lawlessness” presents a provocative lens through which to examine the evolving ...
Manslaughter in Criminal Law
Introduction Manslaughter, a significant offence within the realm of criminal law, occupies a critical space between murder and lesser crimes involving death. Unlike murder, ...
