The Development of the 1994 Constitution of Malawi and Successive Improvements: A Reaction to Events Rather Than Systematic Constitutional Theory?
Introduction The 1994 Constitution of Malawi marked a pivotal moment in the nation’s history, transitioning from decades of authoritarian rule under President Hastings Kamuzu ...
Using Relevant Authorities, Examine How Courts Apply the Objective Test in Determining Whether an Agreement Exists or Otherwise in Contract Law
Introduction This essay explores how courts in England and Wales apply the objective test to determine the existence of an agreement in contract law, ...
Critically Evaluate the Extent to Which the Four Sources of the Constitution Are in Fact Flexible, and Whether It Is Correct to State the UK Constitution Is Predominantly Contained in Statute and Case Law
Introduction The United Kingdom’s constitution is often described as uncodified, unwritten, and uniquely flexible, distinguishing it from the rigid, codified constitutions of many other ...
Differences Between Common Law and Equity
Introduction The English legal system is a complex framework that has evolved over centuries, with common law and equity serving as two fundamental pillars. ...
Discuss Strict Liability in Criminal Law in Nigeria
Introduction This essay examines the concept of strict liability within the context of criminal law in Nigeria, a jurisdiction with a legal system influenced ...
Hart-Fuller Debate in Relation to Euthanasia
Introduction This essay examines the Hart-Fuller debate, a cornerstone of legal philosophy, in the context of euthanasia. The debate, centred on the relationship between ...
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 equity in the English legal system, hinges on the concept of property as the subject matter ...
An Unjust Law is No Law: Natural Law Perspectives and Their Relevance in Constitutional and Human Rights Adjudication
Introduction The concept of natural law has long been a cornerstone of jurisprudential debate, particularly in relation to the assertion that “an unjust law ...
Evaluation Inside and Outside of Parliament on Law Creation
Introduction This essay examines the processes of evaluation concerning law creation, focusing on the roles played both within and outside the UK Parliament. The ...
An Unjust Law is No Law: Perspectives of Naturalist Theorists and Principles of Natural Law in Constitutional and Human Rights Adjudication
Introduction This essay examines the natural law perspective on the maxim “an unjust law is no law” through the lens of key naturalist theorists, ...
