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Company Law UK: Non-Executive Directors and the Combined Code 2008 Law Term Paper
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The link between good governance and enforcement of Combined Code 2008 could be seen in terms of the fact that if the Chairman and his board of Directors need to offer full support and co-operation to Nonexecutive directors in the performance of their onerous tasks in coordination and cooperation with the other senior management. 
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Analysis of the Requirements for Formation of Contract Law Coursework
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Charlie would have to prove actual loss had incurred from the breach (Treitel, 2007). However, it is highly unlikely in the current scenario as Dave’s bid was also prevented from consideration due to the postal delays and it will be very difficult to prove discrimination in consideration of the bids.
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European Communities Act 1972 and European Sources of Law Law Assignment
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In the past, customs resulted in in-laws that were applied throughout the country. Common law was founded on established customs, practices and case law. These decisions were documented as Law Reports. Legal certainty was ensured by making the decisions of a higher court binding on the lower courts, in cases with similar facts.
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Legal Environment of Business and Employment Law Case Study
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Ricky informed Solly that she would type his dissertation. The latter promised to pay her £250, in anticipation of obtaining employment. As this did not materialize, Solly was in no position to pay Ricky. On the basis of the intention of these parties, it is to be determined, whether there is a legally binding contract between them.
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The Problem of Marijuana Abuse Law Term Paper
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Since the year 1996, 18 states have legalized the acquisition of marijuana by adults, who have obtained a prescription from a doctor. In the month of November, Colorado and Washington have legalized marijuana for any person above the age of 21 years. This development has been attributed to the widespread authorization of medical use of cannabis.
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Analyzing Wills Act of 1837 Law Case Study
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Section 3 of the Wills Act of 1837 states that, “ . . . it shall be lawful for every person to devise, bequeath, or dispose of, by his will executed in the manner hereinafter required, all real estate and all personal estate which shall be entitled to, either at law or in equity, at the time of his death, and which, if not so devised, bequeathed, and disposed of, would devolve . . .”
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The Post Bureaucratic Organization Law Assignment
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The major characteristics of the bureaucracy will be presented and discussed in order to provide a good background for the post-bureaucratic organization. The second part will be a discussion of the features of the post-bureaucratic organization and the final part will discuss the challenges and pressures that managers face.
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UK Approach to Corporate Governance Law Assignment
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The author states that the separation of ownership and control describes the internal governance structure of corporations by which a large degree of distance or separation has emerged over time between the shareholders of the corporation (ownership) and the directors and senior managers of the corporation (control).
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Burn's Land Law Cases Law Assignment
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The author states that the mirror principle implies that the registry of records should accurately reflect all the relevant particulars of title, although overriding interests are exceptions to the mirror principle. The curtain principle refers to trusts which are not reflected in the particulars of the title so as to facilitate the smooth conveyance.
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Public International Law Law Assignment
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The author states that the major issue that arises is the question of Western Asterix which is a part of the newly constituted independent state of Asterix. This part of Asterixia refuses to accept the administrative authority of the State of Asterixia and civil conflict ha broken out as a result.
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Analysis of Procedures of the European Court of Justice Law Assignment
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Inter Alia, also expressed her doubts regarding the competency and bona fides of the decisions taken by the ECJ. Her contention was that the ECJ pursues its single-minded objective of implementing a unitary European state without any respite or consideration for the interests of the member states. 
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Extra Payment of 1000 Pounds Law Case Study
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The author of the paper states that in the case of First Energy (UK) Ltd v Hungarian Bank International Ltd1 the Court of Appeal held that the law of the contract between two commercial parties would be based upon the reasonable expectations of honest businessmen being protected. Seats R Us had agreed to perform the service.
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Diversity Defenders Law Assignment
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The author states that it would probably also surprise the liberal-minded person to know that Durham and Heaven say that conservative personality types are identified in part by the individual’s belief of fair and just social ideals. The personality type, contrary to what is perhaps popular.
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Aviation Law: Warsaw Convention Law Term Paper
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The principal objective of the Warsaw Convention was to establish the uniform application of rules to international air transportation. However, the Warsaw System has failed to achieve its objectives. Therefore, in order to achieve the goal of uniformity, these conflicts and disparities have to be resolved.
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The Significance of Public Law: R. Jackson versus Attorney General Law Case Study
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The underlying issue remains: can Parliament bind its successors? The orthodox perspective is that it cannot. The Parliament which is supreme is the current one, and so it will have the power to repeal the legislation of any previous Parliament. If they enact something inconsistent with an earlier Act, the courts treat it as implied repeal. 
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The Legal Principles Applicable to Co-Ownership of Property Law Assignment
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As trustees prior to Brenda’s death, Ann, Brenda, and Claire would have absolute power in the Property, which means that they could effectively sell, lease or mortgage the property. However, under the general law of trusts, any such action must be in the best interests of the trust and have regard to the rights of the beneficiaries.
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The Legalization of Drugs Law Term Paper
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The legal and religious values have a significant power to keep people on the right road. However, they might still be inclined to defy normal settings of their existence for the esteemed purpose of having fun. The activity of hard partying with cocktails and drugs is a norm in modern America, but drug usage lasts for a limited period of time.
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The Legal Drinking Age Law Term Paper
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Accidents are always common amongst drunkards, mainly because they are unable to control themselves when driving. This inability to control themselves emanates because of the existence of alcoholic substances in their body system. However, the impact of drinking is not only related to the transport sector.
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Treaty Establishing the European Union Law Assignment
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The author specifically directs his discussion to the European Court of Justice (“ECJ”) which has heard several cases that have progressively limited the ability of individual countries to restrict the establishment of companies, agencies, branches, and subsidiaries in other European countries.
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Trusts Law Law Case Study
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The author states that the oral dispositions that Donna has made prior to her death appear to be somewhat different because she has expressed oral intent to transfer her Burberry shares to her brother and sister and rights to her autobiography to her friend Charlie, while the Porsche car is to go to her friend Josh.
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Statutory Interpretation Law Assignment
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The author states that identifies several factors that can create difficulties in interpretation of statutes, such as for example, the use of ambiguous words or unforeseen developments or in some cases where a drafting error may cause literal interpretation of the statute to produce an absurd result.
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The Criterion of Validity Law Assignment
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The author states that the person, called a trustee, is supposed to hold the property in trust for others, or for a particular purpose or purposes. The trustees have legal ownership, whereas the beneficiaries have equitable ownership. Trusts may be of various kinds, but the broadest division may be said to be that of a fixed trust and discretionary trust.
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The Post-Washington Consensus Law Assignment
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The author states that from a technical viewpoint, the term ‘Washington Consensus’ is a name given to the policies which were suggested by Washington based institutes to the Latin American countries in order to bring up and improve their economies. The term was originally created by Williamson.
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Unfair Dismissal Law Assignment
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The author states that employees must be allowed a hearing and the right to appeal the decision to dismiss them. In the case of Sarah, she, therefore, has good grounds to file an unfair dismissal suit because she has not been provided the three-step dispute resolution procedure. In the case of Simon however, he was provided the hearing.
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Harmonisation of International Commercial Law Law Term Paper
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Soft law, being nonbinding, can be easily modified, hard law must go through a long drawn-out process to achieve the same goal. Secondly, soft law takes into account the social content in different countries and allows for the development of a consensus or acceptance in each country before the laws gradually become binding in their force.
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The Law of Omissions Law Case Study
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Public safety is at risk in the road traffic offense of omission and if drunk drivers were under no obligation to participate in breath tests, the streets would become unbearably dangerous. This is particularly important in a society where the incidents of motor activity have advanced to mammoth proportions.
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Legislation for Inequality and Discrimination in Employment Law Term Paper
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Laws alone do not support the effort to ameliorate the problem of employment discrimination or remove the blatant abuse but proper and positive training would likely reduce this symptom. Diversity training has proven ineffective because the trainers tend to dwell on differences rather than solving the problem of discrimination.
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Modernization of European Court Competition Law Law Assignment
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On account of the abolition of the notice requirement, considerable time and resources are saved. However, this requires self – assessment by undertakings, which could sometimes be in breach of competition rules. The consequence could be a liability for breach of competition rules at a later date, and this is a drawback in the new procedures for the market participants.
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The Effects of Police and Criminal Evidence Act in English Policing Law Literature review
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English and Wales established the police and criminal evidence act in 1984 as a move to curb crime rates in the region. The act outlined a comprehensive legal framework that gave guidelines on how the police would use its powers. The act has changed the shape of English policing over the years. However, just like any other act, PACE has had its shortcomings.
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Cons of Legalized Prostitution Law Case Study
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One of the root causes of sex trafficking is legalized or decriminalized prostitution industries. An argument supporting legalizing prostitution in the Netherlands was that legalization would help to end the exploitation of desperate immigrant women who had been trafficked to the country, for prostitution. 
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Our Lives before the Law Law Assignment
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The author states that the crime rate also got its place along with the growth of civilization with an upward trend and increase. The need for rules and systems was felt to preserve calm and harmony. Subsequently, social norms, folkways, mores, and taboos came into being to bring regularity in society.
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The Fundamentals of Business Contract Law in the United Kingdom Law Assignment
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Although the aforesaid comment is not exactly truthful, it is close enough to reality, especially when considered in the light of the complexities that such a contract can create. The given situation at hand seeks to delve into the very core of the definitional concept of a contract. The most popular manner of defining a contract is by treating it as a promise enforceable by law.  
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The Criticism of English Criminal Law Law Assignment
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Changes in legislation and precedents set by case law have had the effect of defining malice aforethought in narrower terms. The statement made by Coke needed there to be a degree of ill will or premeditation to be present for the accused to be found guilty. The recent amendments have meant that the prosecution need only show that there was an intention to kill.
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International Trade Law in the United Kingdom Law Assignment
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The Bill of Lading has three primary functions. It provides a document of title, receipt of goods and more importantly, it provides evidence of the existence of the contract for the carriage of goods.1 The receipt of goods as evidenced by the Bill of Lading makes provision for the carrier to deliver the goods in a manner previously agreed.
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The European Court of Justice Law Assignment
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History reveals that the advantage of general principles of law was taken in all legal systems. The objective of these general principles is clearly to assist in situations where written sources of law have failed to provide an answer. There are several occasions when the written form of law provisions couldn’t justify the legal interpretation of all the questions which come before the Courts.  
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International Law: The Case of Kawakita versus the United States Law Case Study
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There is no legal ambiguity in the Saudi Arabian government’s assertion that the United States has no right to prosecute persons involved in an incident that occurred in Saudi Arabia. All International jurisdiction laws enforce the sovereign rights of states to try and prosecute criminal offenses occurring in that state.
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Business Implications of Land Law Law Assignment
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One of the first things to consider in this instance is who is to clean the rubbish. The Council will not because this is private land and the public safety is not affected. The Environmental Protection Act of 1990 states that “it shall be the duty of any person who imports, produces, carries, keeps, treats or disposes of controlled waste to prevent the escape of the waste from his control."  
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The Constitutional Reform Act of 2005 Law Coursework
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In the case of Jackson and Others, v HMAG the validity of the Hunting Act of 2004 was challenged on the grounds that it was based upon the Parliament Act of 1949, which in turn could not be construed to be an act legally implemented by the Parliament and was therefore invalid since it did not possess the necessary Parliamentary mandate.  
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The Aspects of Contract Law in the United Kingdom Law Assignment
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Charlie runs a car park, which has a sign at the entrance that announces ‘£1/hour'. Charlie always sits at the entrance and issues parking tickets. Ernie enters the car park in his car and as he enters the park he shouts through the window 'I don't agree to your offer and won't pay anything'. Ernie parks his car and leaves in it after two hours.
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Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Law Term Paper
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Hong Kong gained sovereignty from the rule of British and hence reverted back to Chinese independence on July 1, 1997. As a unique Administrative Region (SAR) of the PRC-People's Republic of China, Hong Kong benefits from an elevated degree of independence with the exception of protection and foreign affairs and vestiges a free civilization with legally confined rights.
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The Potential Effects of Raising the Legal Driving Age in Australia Law Assignment
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Road accidents leading to the highest mortality rates are conspicuous among young teenagers. If they get a license to drive at an early age they are prone to have off-road and on-road crashes. Off-road motorcycling has increased the risk of an accident. The lower the age of the driver, the more he is at risk of having an accident.
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Vicarious Liability Law Assignment
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The author states that each of the claimants will have to establish that Whacky Builders Ltd. is vicariously liable for the negligence of its employees if they hope to be compensated by the company. In any case, they can sue the individual workmen in their personal capacity or jointly with Whacky Builders Ltd.
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An Introduction to Family Law in the United Kingdom Law Assignment
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Since the year 1948, the various revisions to the Marriage Act have removed the restrictions on a woman marrying her father in law. In 1960 in particular, most of the restrictions on marriages between in-laws have been removed1. As things stand now, a man may marry his son’s wife when if she has been divorced, so long as both individuals are adults over the age of 21 years.
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Reforming The Principles of Insurable Interests in English Insurance Law Law Research Paper
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The principle of insurable interest refers to the fact that a person seeking insurance must have an actual pecuniary interest in the subject matter of the insurance, i.e, he must stand to lose something of value and not benefit from the loss of the insured matter.(www.helplinelaw.com). This appears to be a valid principle.
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The Effectiveness of Policing Practice in the United Kingdom Law Assignment
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The study of policing history is to appreciate where the present policing stand today (i.e. I believe the history of policing offers us а positive perspective and how we have embraced present policing values via interpretations of а past and establishing meanings through the researching of historical documentations left by people of other times and places.)
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Homicide Law within England and Wales: Is There a Need for a Reform Law Dissertation
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It is important to know that the Parliament has not defined murder, despite many requests for decades to place the murder on a statutory footing. The Report of the Select Committee of the House of Lords on Murder and Life Imprisonment reiterated the necessity of doing so, in 1989 itself. It is not that the successive Prime Ministers and Law Secretaries did not think about it.
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Equity and Trust Law Assignment
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The author states that the invention of the Trust cannot in itself, be viewed as the ultimate achievement since there is a long history of established principles of equity that have been responsible for setting up the ideological framework of the law.
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Evidence Law Cases Analysis Law Assignment
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Michel, a Frenchman, has been charged with the armed robbery of a post office in Dover. In a witness statement, the postmaster says that the robber had a distinctive French accent. At an identification parade (at which the postmaster is unable to visually identify Michel), Michel is asked to say: ‘Put your hands up’.
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LLB Civil Obligations: Exclusion Clauses Law Case Study
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When required to determine whether a car was unmerchantable the Court should consider (i) whether the car can be driven safely, (ii) the ease or otherwise of repairing the defect, (iii) whether the defect can be completely repaired, (iv) whether there are a number of minor defects and possibly (v) any cosmetic factors which appear to be relevant. 
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Doctrine of Sovereignty and Jackson Law Case Study
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On the basis of the above, it may be concluded that the Jackson case has questioned the traditional notion of Parliamentary sovereignty. This case is important because it raises the issue of curtailment of the powers of the House of Lords, which in turn raises the issue of imbalances in the bicameral system.
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