How Has English Law Traditionally Regulated Decision-Making by and Within Companies?
Introduction This essay explores the historical and legal frameworks through which English law has regulated decision-making within companies, focusing on the evolution of corporate ...
Critically Examining the Doctrines of Offer and Acceptance in Creating Legally Enforceable Contracts
Introduction This essay explores the fundamental doctrines of offer and acceptance in the formation of legally enforceable contracts under English contract law. It begins ...
Pherchectical vs Boots 1953: An Analysis of Contractual Principles and Issues in the Law of Contract
Introduction The case commonly referred to as involving contractual issues related to display of goods, often mistakenly cited as “Pherchectical vs Boots 1953,” is ...
Nemo Dat Quod Non Habet
Introduction This essay explores the fundamental principle of English property law, encapsulated in the Latin maxim ‘nemo dat quod non habet’, which translates to ...
Precautionary Principle in International Law: Effectiveness in Climate and Biodiversity Protection
Introduction The precautionary principle has emerged as a cornerstone of environmental law, representing a proactive approach to managing risks in the face of scientific ...
Precautionary Principle in International Law and Effectiveness in Climate and Biodiversity Protection
Introduction The precautionary principle has emerged as a cornerstone of international environmental law, aiming to guide decision-making in the face of scientific uncertainty. This ...
The Forest Rights Act and Indigenous Peoples’ Rights
Introduction This essay examines the Forest Rights Act (FRA) of 2006 in India, officially titled the Scheduled Tribes and Other Traditional Forest Dwellers (Recognition ...
The Forest Rights Act and Indigenous Peoples’ Rights
Introduction The recognition and protection of indigenous peoples’ rights to land and resources have become central issues in environmental law, particularly in jurisdictions with ...
Critically Analysing the Inclusion or Exclusion of Chiedza Investments’ Receipts in Gross Income under Zimbabwe’s Income Tax Act
Introduction This essay critically examines the tax treatment of three distinct receipts by Chiedza Investments (Pvt) Ltd (Chiedza) under the Income Tax Act [Chapter ...
Precautionary Principle in Environmental Law
Introduction The precautionary principle has emerged as a cornerstone of environmental law, reflecting a proactive approach to managing risks to the environment and human ...
