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Property Law Determination Law Assignment
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Jayne owns the property, therefore if the elements of public nuisance are satisfied she can bring a claim for nuisance. Moreover, Private nuisance is an unlawful interference with a persons use or enjoyment of land or some right over or in connection with it. As Jayne has a proprietary interest in the land, she will also have rights in private nuisance.  
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Internet Law and Home Copying Law Research Paper
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The notion of authorization was elucidated with this ruling. In this case, the House of Lords interpreted the word to authorize in the light of the Copyright Act 1956. It held that authorize meant to permit or permit by implication, a third person to perform an act; either on his own behalf or on behalf of the person to whom the right had been granted.
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Immigration Law and Humanitarian Protection of Sexual Orientation Law Research Paper
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This will involve consideration of the Convention Relating to the Status of Refugees 1951 which was amended by the 1967 Protocol, as well as examining the changes wrought by the EC Refugee Qualification Directive 2004/83. Through examining legislation and case law it should then be possible to advise on the success of an application for asylum.
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Taxation- Private Binding Rulings Law Assignment
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This means that, in the case of a private ruling, if other taxpayers become aware of the existence of the ruling, but were not a party to the application or named in it, they cannot rely on the ruling in relation to their own tax affairs, even though they consider their circumstances may be the same as those set out in the ruling.
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Law and Religion in The 21st Century Law Research Paper
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Most commonly, the ethical and cultural characteristics of its population; in countries where culture and traditions are strong, their influence on the national laws and ethics are expected to be decisive. Different results would be observed in countries where the rights established by the law are considered to have the primary role in the regulation of all aspects of human activities.
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The Partnership Between Mr Walker and Mr Melham: Six Issues to be Determined by the Court Law Research Paper
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According to Justice White, Mr Walker and Mr Melham had entered into a partnership for an undefined term that could be dissolved by either partner giving notice to the other of his intention to dissolve the partnership. The terms of the partnership agreement called for active involvement of both the partners in the partnership business.
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Litigation Strategy Law Assignment
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The State action is based on two approaches; symbiotic relationship and nexus relationship. The symbiotic relationship approach is characterized by a close relationship between the State and the party that is mutually beneficially and promotes the parties' welfare without any vested interest on their part.
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The Greatest Innovations in Police Monitoring Law Case Study
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This power to enforce the law rests in the hand of the police, and this is made accountable by having a system of checks and balances, which include, “accountability to the law, accountability to police authorities and accountability through the police complaints system” the police have been forced into vigilance because of the rising crime graph.
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Amending the Constitution: How Hard It Is to Change Law Assignment
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The author states that we often hear that the purpose of government, or specifically the American government, is subjective: that the government exists for whatever ideology you choose. This would mean that the US government may just as well exist to provide all citizens a right to air conditioning as to provide basic security and maintain public order.
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The Right to Privacy Law Essay
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The erosion of the privacy of Americans has occurred through the collusion of a variety of actors including the Federal Bureau of Investigation, the Department of Homeland Security, the National Security Agency, the Bush Administration, Congress, and major telecommunications companies in the United States.
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The Three Strikes Law of California Law Term Paper
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The principle of convicting the same offenders for subsequent lesser crimes is far fetched and against the proportionality principle of the Eighth Amendment. The length of the term also is cruel and unusual which is not confined to mode alone. The law exposes States’ incapacity to contain crimes by eliminating poverty and unemployment.
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Good School Administration: Educational Law Law Report
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The questions I asked the principal to answer were of two types.  Some of them centered on questions that had firm legal standing, for example, I asked questions about students with exceptionalities, dealing with the teacher’s union, and access to school records.  Answers to these questions need to be firmly rooted in established case law. 
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The Application of the Law of TORT Law Assignment
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The general principle of economic loss was established in the early case of Cattle v Stockton Waterworks, where the courts held that unless accompanying physical damage could be established, it was difficult for a claimant to recover damages for pure economic loss. The general presumption against a claim for pure economic loss was also illustrated in the case of Weller v Foot and Mouth Disease Research Institute.
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The Impact of the Human Rights Act 1998 on Individuals Law Coursework
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Generally speaking, the position of employees in the workplace as regards religious expression is strengthened. Conversely, whilst it is submitted that a degree of flexibility and proportionality is necessary, this may leave certain religious and minority groups exposed to lack of adequate protection.
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The Idea of Liberty in Sam Slime Case Law Coursework
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Certainly, we must be forced to give to the poor because they will always exist. Or could it be that generosity of spirit might come to the fore and the doctor simply takes care of patients who do not have the means, much in the same way the often disparaged lawyers take cases pro-rata. There is already precedence in place.
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E-Commerce Law in the United Kingdom Law Essay
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E-commerce has engendered many strategies to deal with the problems resulting from the absence of security; and the difficulty involved in ascertaining conclusively, the identity of the person being communicated with (H & Smith, 2007. P. 14). A few of these measures are the digital signature and security devices.
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Good Faith and Consistency in International Agency Contracts Law Research Paper
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With the use of decided case laws and impinging legal statutes that bind, or exonerate trading partners from responsibility and rights, this study seeks to throw light on the present scenario surrounding the directives relating to the coordination and management issues, that arise in a multinational milieu.
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Risk Control and the Law Law Assignment
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Such challenges demand the suitable unification of a wide range of elements ranging from labor law, and human resources to behavioral sciences. The basic underlying objective behind developing such a risk assessment model in organizations is to safeguard it against possible threats and to guide the management.
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Aviation Law Application Law Term Paper
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Supplementing these provisions and equally relevant are the provisions contained in the Rules of the Air Regulations. Also relevant are the provisions contained in the UK Aeronautical Information Publication since Jack navigated his aircraft in restricted airspace. In this context, this survey will evaluate Jack’s conduct and operation of an aircraft.
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The English Commercial Law - the Sale of Goods Act Law Research Paper
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It is really important to note that his paper is not advocating a revision of what the English commercial law stands for. Instead,  it is for the refinement or updating of the code. Today, exclusive dependence on national law no longer serves the best interest of the international business community always.
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Effects of the Corruption and Human Rights Violations Law Coursework
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This discussion talks that wealth concentration in Russia is marked in that 46.6 percent of total income is in the hands of 20 percent of the population. The informal practices which Georgi Derlugian attributes to ‘persistent under-institutionalization of Russian life’, have been the breeding ground of corruption at all levels in Russia.
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Public Policy and the Judicial Approach to Consent as a Defence in Criminal Law Law Case Study
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It is really quite essential to state that as highlighted by Lanser & Bloy “the difficulty lies in determining the contours of the public policy exceptions ”. For example, the Wilson decision is difficult to reconcile with Brown and begs the question as to whether cohabitees would have been treated in the same vein.
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Maritime Security Law and Policy References Law Annotated Bibliography
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Within the context of this reading, the realization of the different matters considering the flexibility and the predictability of the maritime law so as to give the readers a thought on how the law is applied in different cases and how at times the law becomes flexible so as to cater to the different rights that the humans have  
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The Statutory Provisions in the Land Registration Act Law Case Study
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The drafting of the LRA 2002 retains some of the core provisions of the 1925 Land Registration Act, which effectively creates a dual system of protection of overriding interests. The reality of the LRA provisions highlights a missed opportunity in relation to addressing the “crack in the mirror” caused by overriding interests in registered land.
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Inherent Changes Brought about in the UK Company Law Law Coursework
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One of the major responsibilities for the directors of a corporate entity is associated with the powers bestowed upon them that allow them to make some of the most critical and path-breaking business decisions that affect the performance, operation, and outlook of the organization. Such decisions are made by directors on behalf of the company. 
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Status Same-Sex Marriages in the UK Law Case Study
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The United Kingdom recognizes all marriages that have been legally conducted abroad. However, it does not accord the same status as marriage, to same-sex marriages that have been conducted legally in some other country. The proponents of same-sex marriages accuse the UK of willful discrimination against people who undergo the same sex marriage.
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The UK Aviation Regulations Law Assignment
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In the past, it has been reported that some residents had suffered heart attacks or other serious illnesses as a result of the fear of the looming aircraft upon their roofs has caused. Also, Jack may be asked to pay for destroying something on the farm he abruptly landed on. This liability depends on the action of the farm owner if he/she is interested in requesting for compensation or not. 
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Children Law and Practice Law Case Study
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The protection of children who are in danger of abuse and neglect are compromised. It is therefore hardly surprising that authorities are reluctant to intrude into the family home unless cases are of such severity that the protection of human rights and proof beyond a balance of probabilities can be sustained.
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The Relevant Law Law Report
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I could not find a case dealing specifically with the flying of kites over the property. The only cases I found in relation to kites were in respect of the height restriction of kites so as to not encroach on international airspace. As a result, it was not possible to give a definitive answer in relation to the prospect of an injunction being granted.
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The Impact of the Human Rights Act 1998 on English Law Law Coursework
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By implementing the ECHR into domestic law, the HRA clearly impacts and changes the constitutional landscape of the UK. The HRA incorporated the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) into the UK law and the preamble to the HRA states that its purpose is to “give further effect to rights and freedoms". 
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What Is the Idea of the Doctrine of Proprietary Estoppel Law Case Study
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The doctrine of proprietary estoppel is used to provide rights for persons who are unable to establish a claim to the property under the principles of resulting or constructive trusts. Proprietary estoppel is established based on the notion that it would be inequitable for the legal owner to deny another, the right to a share in the property. 
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Conviction and Fine for Allowing the Secret Patient's Data Law Case Study
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Sam is a 60-year-old stout gentleman who smokes and has a heart condition. Sam had previously been prescribed statins to control his blood cholesterol level. Sam informed his GP, Dr. Smith, that he was concerned about his blood pressure. Dr. Smith tested Sam’s blood pressure and verified that Sam was indeed showing signs of severe hypertension.
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The English Law of Marine Insurance Law Coursework
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In other words, the insured may insist upon the inclusion of full coverage clauses in the body of the marine insurance contract. By taking this approach, the insured will avoid the consequences of limited coverage under the presumptions and principles that flow from both the indemnity principle and the insurable interest doctrine.      
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The UK Aviation Law Law Case Study
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AAIB will most likely proceed upon notification of the incident involving Jack and the CESNA 172 firstly, by coordinating with the police, the Air Traffic Control and the Aircraft Operator for evidentiary purposes. It will thereafter send two kinds of an inspector to conduct the investigation: an Operations Inspector (OI) and an Engineering Inspector (EI).
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The Aspects of the Medical Law in the UK Law Essay
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If the court determines that the left of the files in a place readily accessible to other patients amount to a breach of duty with regard to confidentiality, Dr. Smith might face charges under the Data Protection Act 1998 and could be made to compensate Gigi for any damage caused to her reputation as a result of the mismanagement of her file.
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The Way in Which European Countries Develop Their Codes of Punishment Law Annotated Bibliography
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In Vidmar and Miller’s work, punishment is discussed in terms of the criminal who must undergo the experience. Two forms of motivational factors are considered in the way in which the offender is punished. In creating a punishment for the offender, it is relevant to the circumstance to understand what need is being considered.
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The Rights of a Principal of the Agency Law Coursework
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The principal must have been able to make the contract at the time of the contract and at the time of ratification, which further undermines the absolute nature of an agent’s acts binding a principal. Moreover, this has created problems in practice. In the case of Grover and Grover v Matthews, there was an attempt to ratify a contract of fire.
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Child Trafficking in South Asian Countries: Sex Trade and Physical Labour Law Essay
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Before getting into the details of the cruelties being forced upon children and before getting in-depth into the complexities of child trafficking, it is important to understand the global trend in child trafficking and the way children are being exploited variably in different social realms.
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Donoghue v Stevenson Law Essay
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According to the paper, Mrs. Donoghue did not have a direct nor an indirect claim based on contractual obligation, against the manufacturer as she did not purchase the product herself. Mrs. Donoghue had already consumed some of the product when the decomposed remains of a snail came out from the bottle.
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Blame or Compensation Culture Explained Law Assignment
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Hence, there were fears expressed relating to the possibility of ‘increased resort to litigation’ (2006) citing for instance in the field of medical negligence where there is an apprehension that there might be a crisis of US style malpractice
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Treaties Related to Intellectual Property Protection Law Coursework
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This discussion talks that the Intellectual property protection varies widely around the world. In addition, during 1994, the agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS) was negotiated at the end of Uruguay Round of the GATT that was administered by World Trade Organization.
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The Death Penalty for People that Kill Other People Law Case Study
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Individuals are responsible for the consequences of their own actions, regardless of superficial differences. Given this thought, the racist objection to the death penalty is not an objection to the view being presented here, but with how the practice is carried out under the current system, within the current social climate.
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What Is the Civil Liability Claims System for Negligence Liability in Ireland Criticized for Law Case Study
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Some commentators have argued that Keane CJ’s restatement of the duty of care concept in Irish law has clarified the position by adopting a restrictive approach to a duty of care thereby halting the de facto expansion of negligence based litigation and rendering it harder to establish a duty of care in future cases.
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Death Penalty in Illinois and USA Law Case Study
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The death penalty or capital punishment is one such space-time response to an ever daunting challenge presented by the complexity and diversity of crime. Starting with Lex Talionis or the law of retribution, human societies have sought to tackle various forms of crime by adjusting and readjusting the existing systems or altogether innovating in the face of enormous evil and antisocial behavior.
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The Effect of Defendants Socioeconomic Status Law Case Study
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T-Test was performed to determine any significant difference between the two groups in terms of how responsible the defendant was for the crime and how long a sentence the participants thought he should receive. Probability greater than 0.05 shows there is a chance of more than 5% for the mean of the study group to fall into a null hypothesis.
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Automatism: A Controversy of Connotation Law Coursework
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As automatism often offers multiple options to interpret the laws regarding automatism from different levels, there have been controversies on the point that to what extent automatism can be considered, as a proper defense of one’s crime. The concept of automatism requires an act to be unintentional and unconscious.
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Johnson's Plea to Guilty 1st-degree Murder Law Essay
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Johnson shot Street three times in the back of the head as Street sat in the passenger seat of a 2004 Ford Excursion parked on East Washington Street. The Excursion belonged to Street’s girlfriend, Shelby Flythe, who testified in July at Johnson's preliminary hearing that she and Street had picked up Johnson at a bar earlier in the day before going to her East Washington Street home where she wanted to use the bathroom.
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The United States Supreme Court Law Coursework
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In the case of Terry v. Ohio in particular, a police detective driving in downtown Cleveland saw two men (later joined by a third) acting suspiciously. He later confronted the three, identifying himself as a police officer. One of them, Terry, mumbled something, which caused the officer to search him, where he found a pistol in his overcoat pocket.
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Remedies and Restitution Law Essay
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Atiyah stated that the courts had unnecessarily expanded the applicability of the law relating to negligence. This development had made it very easy for persons staking a compensation claim. In addition, this widening of the scope of negligence had resulted in a relaxation of the requirements needed to establish a duty of care and causation.
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The Posse Comitatus Act is Outdated and Should Be Rescinded Law Essay
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The USs is extremely far from the unstable kind of conditions that would allow for the abuses that have taken place and are currently taking place in those countries, though that is no reason not to remain cautious in the defense of the separation between the various governmental bodies and the system of checks and balances those separations create
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