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The Modern Australian Property Laws Law Coursework
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Many countries protect the rights of the landowner. This is because of the knowledge that the individual rights of each and every person should be upheld. Title deeds show any land in question is really registered to the owner holding the title. This is the case with the Torrens System of Title Registration.
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Mediation and Conflict Management Law Coursework
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The American Arbitration Association (AAA) refers to mediation as a meeting amongst disputants. This meeting also involves all sides' representative and a mediator who discuss dispute settlement. The core role of the mediator is to assist disputants in exploring their issues and requirement and weigh settlement options.
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How Medical Negligence and Insurance in Relation to Indemnity Law Coursework
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Medical practitioners on the other take medical indemnity from insurers so that their jobs are not jeopardized in the event that an outcome in a patient is not as was expected and the patient has sued the medical practitioner in question. Insurers are pushed into a situation that seems explosive due to the many malpractice cases in medicine.
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Technical Barriers to Trade in Goods Law Coursework
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The third section establishes the legal rules that are prevalent in the field of international trade in goods currently, this will include the legal rules that are stipulated by the WTO framework and the legal policies of the international standards organization: the fourth part is a countermeasure analysis the technical barriers to trade in goods.
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Whether There Is Sufficient Clarity in Formation of Contractual Terms for Online Transactions Law Coursework
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The power and significance of contracts cannot be overstated. Contracts form the legal basis upon which business around the globe is transacted. Contracts are made when two contracting parties agree to the terms and conditions in a contract by using their signatures. As a result of technological revolutions, new contracting trends have emerged.
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Bills of Lading and International Maritime Transport Regimes Law Coursework
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The first part of this essay introduces the substantive history of maritime law and its application as to the same. The prevailing international law on the bill of lading is The Hague’s Visby Rules and their subsequent amendment. These rules introduce an interesting part as to the liability of the carrier concerning the voyage of cargoes.
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Insurance Law and Utmost Good Faith Law Coursework
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There is a need for good faith in the engagement between the policy provider and the client in two-way traffic and not caveat emptor approach. Each party has a tortuous duty of disclosure by avoiding fraud and misrepresentation. One party in the contract can renege the contract based on the fact that before the conclusion of the insurance contract, the other party did not disclose full details.
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What Are the Laws of Directors Remuneration in Australia Law Coursework
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Remuneration has been defined under the provisions of the Corporations Act 2001 in section 9, in the following manner. It should be a benefit provided to an employee or officer of a corporation that is remuneration in the context of an accounting norm. Such accounting standards should pertain to disclosures in the financial reports of the company that deals with the remuneration of directors.
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Principles of Construction Law and Domestic Building Contracts Act Law Coursework
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The “Domestic Building Contracts Act 1995 (Vic)” (DBCA) and “Building Act 1993 (Vic)” provide consumer protection for a person who engages a builder to construct a new 2-story dwelling with a value of $300,000. The two acts are the two main pieces of legislation, which control the domestic builder's warranty insurers' activities in Victoria Australia.
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The Brutalization of the Public by Use of the Death Penalty Law Coursework
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Several scientific methods are applied in studying criminology. The reaction of society towards a criminal and the disposition of a criminal towards society are matters for investigation and help in understanding crime. Several arguments have been presented in support or against the brutalization of the public by the use of the death penalty.
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Constitutionality of Organization Criminal Act Law Coursework
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The paper gives the introduction of the Act, highlighting its major components before embanking in comparing the piece of the legislation in South Wales and Southern Australia the paper gives the relevant decided cases concerning the Act and also discusses the constitutionality of the law by comparing how it affects the fundamental rights of the people and the security of the country in general.
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Judicial Review Law Case Study
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When a decision is to be challenged on the grounds of illegality, there must be a sufficient number in a group to bring a case and file a suit. In the case of BSS, they do represent a sizable section of the female population that is against violence, hence they may legitimately contest the Minister’s decision.
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Using Phones While Driving Law Coursework
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In the experiment performed by Kastner and his team, the reduction in the neural reaction to concurrent compared with successive stimuli was much less intense when attention was directed to one of the four secondary stimuli. It could be argued that attention guards the depiction of the target item against the intrusive effects of nearby stimuli.
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Domestic Terrorism Law Coursework
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International terrorism is the kind of terrorism that involves causing great harm to the innocent civil population or bringing about a drastic change or influencing the policies of the government through coercion and intimidation by assassination, kidnapping and mass destruction outside one's own country.
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The University of California v. Bakke Law Case Study
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Perhaps it would be best to state that if affirmative action is to be promoted for the years of injustices that the minorities have lived through, it is best to let the minorities compete with the majority in the mainstream, and allowed to have some advantage over the latter on the basis of their race.
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An Offer to Treat Law Case Study
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The circumstances are ripe for the application of the doctrine. First, there was a promise to accept payment lower than that originally agreed upon; second, the parties are previously bound by a contract of the loan; third, no new rights are created. This is in consonance with the principle laid down in the Central London case.
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Legal Cause Law Case Study
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In Regina v. Blaue, the accused was found guilty of murder when the injured party was declined a blood transfusion that would have saved the victim's life. Even though evidence failed to demonstrate that wounds were not supposed to be fatal, the defendant was found guilty because he had legally caused the victim's death.
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Role of Conventions in British Constitution Law Coursework
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A convention is a widely accepted method of going about things. Despite not being written down in law, they are old, established practices and are certainly the way they have always been done. What needs to be noted is that these practices have been followed over the years without being legally documented or set in stone.
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The Possibility of Criminal Damage Being Caused Law Case Study
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The actus reus would be easily be proved for Tony, as it is the same for simple criminal damage.  Further, the basic means rea is the same, however, ulterior intent is required, that is which goes beyond the men's rea. Therefore, what is required is that the defendant was aware of an obvious and significant risk of danger to life.
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Deadly Love Triangle Law Case Study
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Wade was arrested and prosecuted because all the circumstantial and other evidence clearly showed that she had murderous tendencies against Ludemann. Wade had been caught red-handed at the scene of the crime and the 911 message also mentioned this fact. There was also the eyewitness report that was with Ludemann when she was stabbed.
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Company Law: Fitmania Ltd Case Law Coursework
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It needs to be pointed out that special notice for such removal is required. However the section does not deprive the director of compensation or damages. Furthermore, the director has been given a right under s.169 to protest against the removal and is to be heard on the resolution at the meeting and the requirement of representations.
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European Community Law Law Case Study
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Nevertheless, in Malone v United Kingdom, the European Court of Human Rights held that the law's protection was insufficient. An attempt was assayed to remedy this situation by enacting the Interception of Communications Act 1985. The relevant legal framework has been formalised with the enactment of the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000.
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The Prison System in the USA Law Coursework
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They usually play a significant part in shaping society and ensuring that there is peace for all citizens. This has brought forth the existence of various prison systems that vary in structure but share similarities in their overall objectives. Despite the differences, they usually act in a way to meet the specific needs of the region under consideration.
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Employment Law - Discrimination and Sexual Harassment Law Case Study
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The vital role of the law is to protect citizens’ from exploitation. Employment law addresses the following issues: dangerous or unhealthy working conditions, long working hours, unfavourable compensation, and sexual abuse at the workplace. These laws started working after the industrial revolution after a notable extent of employment abuse.  
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Opportunities for Organizational Development Work at Northern County Legal Services Law Case Study
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Advocating for individuals and families with low income in areas of health care, public benefits, employment and housing since 1956, Legal Services for Northern California promoters get honours from the neighbourhood, state, and Federal level for their valuable contributions to the public interest laws.  
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The Problem of Weapons Ownership Law Coursework
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There is a positive relationship between the crime rate and the number of weapons owned by private citizens. The rate at which weapons are proliferating among private individuals in the United States is alarming. This trend should come to a stop for the country to uphold values and enjoy prosperity. Numerous arguments have been advanced for and against the weapons.
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St. Louis County Police Department Law Case Study
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As a result of this hike in population density in county and city, the citizens of the St. Louis County decided to establish and maintain professional police force by voting. The St. Louis County Police department was officially established in the year 1955. This was done by eliminating the control office that preceded it, St. Louis County Sheriff’s Office.
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Julian Assange Should Be Prosecuted to the Full Extent of the Law Law Case Study
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Julian Assange exclaimed that people ought to know more than they do on a regular basis because they have a right to be well informed at all times. Holding him guilty for the mistakes of people who are sitting in coveted positions is not his mistake and thus he should not be made as a scapegoat at all (Greer, 2011).
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Various Types of Searches Utilized in the Criminal Justice System Law Coursework
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There are types of searches wherein consent to conduct the searches is issued voluntarily, intelligently, and knowingly. There are also, frisk search, the search Incident to Arrest, the plain view doctrine, the Search of a Motor Vehicle Incident of Arrest, emergency exceptions search [in which case the police do not need a search warrant] Protective Sweep following an Arrest.
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Banning of Gay Marriage in Virginia Law Case Study
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As for Judge Wright Allen, the writer’s emphasis that Wright Allen is a judge is already an appeal to her authority. She is a judge and should, therefore, be regarded as an authority when it comes to the law. Moreover, she has served both as a prosecutor and a federal public defender before being nominated as a judge by President Obama in 2011.
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The Potential Threat of Deliberate Biological Attacks against the U.S Law Coursework
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In the paper, the author states that USDA is deficient in resources to deal with agro-terrorism threats and no visible efforts have been made in ESA. A risk factor of untrained people is the spread of a disease leading to increased contamination. Attacking the water supply can also be done by terrorists.
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Consumer right vs industry right - Tort laws on GMOs in France Law Coursework
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Over the years, different forms of biotechnologies have been developed. Genetic engineering is the most recent form of biotechnology. Genetic engineering involves the manipulation of the genetic makeup of microorganisms through the introduction or elimination of particular genes using contemporary molecular biology techniques. 
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Strengths and Weaknesses of the Fourteenth Amendment Law Coursework
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The 14th Amendment was enacted during the period of 1986 with the intent of abolishing discrimination that was being carried out against the slave population of the United States which mostly included African Americans. The Amendment has been able to serve a major portion of its purpose by still it comprises of several weaknesses.
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Analysis of the UK and US Abortion Laws Law Coursework
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Generally, one of the critical aspects of women’s fundamental rights is that they have a right to safe and legal abortion services (Pollitt, 2015). Although abortion is not a fully embraced practice, it is important to ensure that women enjoy their health rights in regard to the set constitutional laws.
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Legislative Schemes of Canada and Australia for Facilitating Business Migration Law Coursework
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In the current technological world, the need for optimizing the availability of resources and acquiring others from different sections of the world has made many countries put strategic measures in order to better their economies. Business migration is one way through which countries are able to bring in new ideas and resources in their countries.
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Internet Usage and Internet Content Regulation by the Government in Australia Law Coursework
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The Internet has brought with it multiple positive and negative effects since its inception up to now. With the developments in the field of information and communication technology, the internet has offered a new platform for communication and information sharing, doing business, advertising, activism, entertainment, and social interaction.
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A Bill of the Federal Parliament Imposing Generic Packaging on All Tobacco Products Sold in Australia Law Coursework
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British American Tobacco Australia (BATA) took the issue to the Australian high court stating that the bill enacted is unconstitutional and hence should be null and void. In addition, BATA argued that the government is trying to take their intellectual property (IP) without any compensation which is a violation of global rules on IP.
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Commercial Law: Statutory Duties of Employer Law Case Study
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As a sole trader, he must make the right decisions regarding the operations and management of the business if he is to succeed. In his scenario, James is heavily in debt which if not properly managed and the right decisions made at the right time may expose his business and family to financial risk.
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Gender, Crime and Violence Law Coursework
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One’s sexual orientation is a special thing that society ought to respect at all costs. Nevertheless, there is an ongoing debate on whether homosexuality is moral or immoral in society. Most of the world’s population holds that homosexuality is wrong, and openly fights it in an attempt to eradicate it.
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Legal Issues Involved in Testing for Recreational Drugs in Sport Law Coursework
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Today’s sports landscape involves organizations that have been established with the sole purpose of monitoring the use of performance-enhancing drugs. In the last two decades, political pressures have been placed on anti-doping agencies and sports federations to extend drug testing for recreational drugs on match days and out-of-competition games.
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District Court Assault Law Case Study
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The prisoner is advised to focus on building communication and interpersonal skills, and also participation in cognitive skills programs in the community. His active participation in activities like working as a cabinet maker while serving his sentence and no charges have been presented against him yet proves that he can be useful to the community and not a threat.
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Analysis of the Poor Law Amendment Act of 1834 Law Case Study
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The poor law remains in the social history of British History for the past 300 years or so. The role of the British Government had been in its monopoly in history. Unlike other countries, where welfare for the citizens was supported by a combined effort of the voluntary and mutual provision rather by the Government, which acted only later.
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Analysis of the Illegal Storage Case Law Case Study
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As may be noted in the case of Pye16 the position of the Government was that the reality of the unopposed occupation of land leads to an inference of legal ownership. On this basis, therefore, there arises a legitimate public interest in maintaining adverse possession, since the alternative is costly litigation in the Court.
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Clients Position Regarding Damages to Be Claimed from Quicky Car Services Ltd Law Case Study
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The client is eligible for being compensated for the damage to the engine; charges for damage to the bodywork of the car; replacement of the burst tires, and any other incidental damages to either the car or his person. The non – replacement of the engine oil is tantamount to gross negligence, which resulted in this accident.
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Modern Land Law Law Case Study
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The author states that the equitable presumption is applied on the basis that the person contributing towards the purchase must have expected to acquire an interest in the property proportionate to the money that they paid towards the purchase. The point was made by Lord Diplock in Gissing v Gissing.
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Rendered Imperfect Law Case Study
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A contract does exist even if Charles and Edward are cousins or even brothers. According to the contract law, a contract is formed once there are an offer, acceptance, consideration and an intention to create legal relations. All of these elements seem to be present when Edward and his wife Frances occupied Charles's house.
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Analysis of Kunda v. Muhlenberg College Case Law Case Study
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The senior faculty members who would form the review committees should have their specific roles, duties, and obligations described clearly in the contract language so as to ensure fair play in the faculty performance review process; to avoid decisions that are biased, influenced, or infected with discrimination, unlawful or inappropriate.  
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The Act Sarbanes-Oxley Law Case Study
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To comply with the SOX, ‘a company is supposed to disclose whether the audit committee of its board of directors includes at least one financial expert, and if not, why. All public companies must submit reports about their internal accounting controls' effectiveness to the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Death of John Lennon Law Case Study
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In December 1980, Mark David Chapman killed John Lennon. The evidence all proves this. He was mentally ill and witnesses saw him perform the crime. Some people might cling to conspiracy theories because the random nature of the truth is hard to accept, but the simplest explanation is the true one: Chapman was responsible for Lennon’s murder.  
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Commercial Lease Early Termination Lawyers Law Case Study
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This research tells that Jettison must ensure that there is no restrictive clause for assignment in the original contract and have an assignment contract separately prepared by Big Ben Inc in favor of Jettison setting out the details of dues from each customer which Jettison should present to the customers concerned demanding payment of dues under the original contract with Big Ben Inc.
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