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Contract for the Sale of Goods Law Essay
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The same is true even if delivery of the goods has not yet taken place. In the circumstances, Alex remains liable to pay for the machine despite the damages sustained at the seller’s premises. It is likely, however, that the premises are covered by insurance policies which will replace the damaged machine.
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A Critique of Part 4 of the Human Tissue and Embryos Bill Law Essay
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Moreover, embryos have the capacity to become developed humans right from the beginning of fertilization. Thus the existing UK legislation, which promotes embryo research, may not be morally acceptable and it subverts egalitarianism through discrimination against early embryos (Deckers, Jun2005).
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Particularly Troublesome Issue for the Courts Law Essay
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The grounds for the Court of Appeal’s refusal to consider such endowment was on the basis that a reasonable person is assumed to be one of average strength and firmness of mind and this could not be converted to make him one of weak firmness induced by a psychiatric condition.
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Can Crime be Considered Moral Law Essay
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Again, society assumes that laws are established to protect victims and punish criminals. Most citizens assume that everyone who comes to trial has acted immorally, though we are supposed to assume that someone is “innocent until proven guilty.”
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Justice Criminal Evidence Law Assignment
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As a general rule, I would not admit such evidence, since the issue before consideration by the Court is in regard to a specific offense committed by Jacob against Belle. Including evidence of past character would be akin to prejudicing Jacob’s interests because he cannot be expected to show uniform propriety of conduct throughout his life.
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Effects of Implied Terms on Contract of Employment, a Judicial Review Law Essay
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Crossley sued for breach of an implied term of the employment contract requiring it to take reasonable care for his economic well-being, by asking him to submit a resignation letter knowing that this would seriously prejudice his entitlement to benefits under the scheme, and by failing to warn him of the effect his resignation would have on his entitlement to benefits.
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Positivist Legal Theory Law Essay
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Where interpretation of the law is concerned, there is also a framework of meta-rules that exists, which Hart referred to as the rule of recognition. Therefore, the parameters of the law are clearly established and there is less scope for ambiguity in the application of the law since it is administered in accordance with an established framework of rules.
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Interpreting Crime and Criminals Law Essay
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The  research  approach  consists  of  a  telephonic  interview,  derived  from  MET  department’s  Police  cells  in  different  locations  at  Tower  Hamlets,  London.  The  idea  of  choosing  police  constables  dealing  with  such  crimes,  is  to  achieve  a  realistic  amount  of  progress  in  future  investigation  activities. 
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Japanese laws promote the racist treatment and cultural genicided of minorities living in Japan Law Essay
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Some become citizens, some obtain work visas and still others never obtain work visas as the lengthy application process would prevent them from working in Japan entirely.
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International Sales Contracts Law Essay
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In a contract of sale, it is important to understand when the title to the goods passes and also when the risk in the goods passes to ascertain the rights. The law relating to a transaction of sale is so complex that it requires a number of details including the basic terms under which the contract was entered into to decide on the issues.
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Clear Definition of Shipping Laws Law Essay
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The Convention does not wish to control the internal allocation of compliance between the Courts, even in the case of its apportionment between the State and Federal. This apportionment of compliance between State and Federal powers and the place of jurisdiction is determined by a natural process of laws of the contracting states.
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Protecting the Future of Our Labor Force Law Essay
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There have also been several problems encountered in addition to the problems that have been stated by minimum wage laws, one of them that is currently being debated about is the quality of life of those who are just a little bit above the minimum wage and the problems they face when it comes to literally be living paycheck to paycheck.
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Analysis of Pontecaster Car Rally Case Law Case Study
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‘Grubs up’ want to invoke frustration to discharge itself from the contract. It was however established the case should be decided in favour of Pontecaster on the ground that the defense of frustration does not apply as far as the tests are concerned as well as using examples of the decided case to look for possible similarity.
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Litigation, Civil Procedure, Discovery of Documents Law Essay
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Document Possession Policy may do well as it has been applied successfully by the counsel for BAT Mr Claton Uts. The court may not ask to produce a document which is not in the possession of the firm or company, hence if by the document possession policy, the relevant documents are kept with someone other than the company, the Court may not compel the defendant to produce these.
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Immigration Legislation Issues Law Essay
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British citizenship bestows the right to live in the UK. It can be obtained by birth if both the parents are British citizens settled in the UK (Citizenship, 1906-2003). Descent is another mode of becoming a British citizen if the applicant was born outside the UK and if the applicant’s parents were British. Citizenship can also be obtained through naturalization.
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A Guide to The Companies Act 2006 Law Term Paper
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 The Companies Bill, formerly called the Company Law Reform Bill, received Royal Assent on the 8th of November 2006. As a result of the assent being received, the largest piece of legislation to be ever made in the United Kingdom is the Companies Act, 2006. The statutory legislation consists of a mammoth 1300 sections.  
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Mark and his Attacking Janet Law Essay
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According to the research findings, the silence is instructed by Criminal Procedure and Investigations Act 1996 and CJPOA 1994 s.34 and 37. The right to silence is given to Mark, through this law. The Right to Silence indicates that the accused does not have to answer questions during trial and hearing or before it in order to avoid self-incrimination.
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European Union Law: Council Directive 199X/309 on Defective Medicinal Products Law Essay
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Moreover, it is the duty of the manufacturer to establish that the product did not cause injury or illness. However, the Act excluded liability for loss of wages and required the victim to establish the liability of the manufacturer. The Directive and the Act were to replace the existing national laws of negligence in relation to the Product.
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Law of Tort in Business and Marketing Law Case Study
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According to law of land an act which causes harm to a determinate person whether intentionally or not then this act is referred to as a tort, basically, it is a civil wrong that does not depend on contracts, and its remedy is normally unliquidated damages which are usually imposed by the court, therefore it comes the existence of a law of tort.  
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European Law and the Court of Justice in Delimitis Law Case Study
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These agreements are applicable to parties such as producers and retailers at various stages of the production process. The European Court of Justice in Delimitis invoked an array of aspects which demonstrated the issue of deciding the individual purchasing agreement based on the stipulations contained in the agreement or that considered the extensive economic platform.
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Humes Account Of Justice Law Essay
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The motives for certain activity can be studied, which can help to deduce the nature of virtue. By this way the nature of virtue can be determined as natural or artificial.
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The Law of Evidence Law Essay
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The burden of proof aims to provide a jury with at least enough evidence to support the position of a reasonable doubt of the guilt of the accused. The case of Johnstone, therefore, imposed a legal rather than an evidential burden of proof, therefore requiring the defendant to furnish proof on the balance of probabilities.
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The Crime Economics Law Essay
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In Britain, the issue of class is probably more significant than the issue of race, which is an important aspect in visualizing crime and therefore helps to categorize different criminal divisions. Davidson (1984) in his study of domestic burglary in Hull found that 60 percent of offenders confined their activities to the same sort of areas as those they resided in.
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The Trade Mark Act Law Essay
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In English statute or case law, there is no definition for what is used as a mark. Use as a mark will depend on the facts of each case, in particular, the nature of the mark and the goods and services concerned. The judges are looking for the use which is taken by the public as a badge of origin, in other words as an indication that the goods and services are from a particular trader.
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The Advanced Valuation Law Assignment
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The rent review determination as a ‘part’ of a contractual agreement for the lease of premises has been examined by the Australian courts in case SAS Trustee Corporation v State of New South Wales Matter. The issue of ‘speaking’ and ‘non-speaking valuation has been examined thoroughly by the courts in cases where the methods of evaluation of the rent used by the parties are not in accordance with the relevant agreement. 
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Sexual Assault and the Law Law Term Paper
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In approximately two-thirds of the cases reported the perpetrators were someone known to the victims. The statistics in this regard state that in 73% of the rape cases the perpetrator was a stranger. 38% of perpetrators were known to the victims, 28% were very close to the victim and 7% were some relatives. 
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Compliance With Sarbanes Oxley Act for Companies in United States Law Essay
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The key research question is to analyze the clauses of SOX act and its implementation problems at US companies. This will be carried out to identify if there are practical limitations to implement the Act as claimed by several US companies and will perform an evaluation of various clauses and terms of the SOX Act.
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The Docterine of Precedent: Case Law and Legislation Law Term Paper
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As a final note, common-law adjudication, slowly taking shape through the accumulation of decisions and explanatory principles, sanctions a continuity of legal development based on the demands of justice. It was law in touch with reality, and self-consciously so. Where the reason for the creation of the law ceases, the law itself ceases to exist. 
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Corporate Governance Issues Law Essay
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A society is a group of people who get together and share a common goal, whilst a business is an artificial (something created or put together, as opposed to a natural, or existing in nature, society) form of social organisation that fulfils three main goals: it keeps the person who created it busy, it provides the same person some income, and it provides society with a product or service that meets a need.
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The Requirements of the Credit Act Law Case Study
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The Credit Act of 1974 is significant in that it seeks to protect the interests of consumers by providing for their protection in several ways. Notably, it achieves this objective by regulating the contents of agreements and by filtering out extortionate agreements that may be unconscionable and unfair to one of the parties, usually the consumer.
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State Sovereignty and Lawful Intervention Law Essay
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Sovereignty has been defined as “the supreme, absolute and uncontrollable power by which any independent state is governed” (Black 1396). It has also been defined as “the international independence of a state, combined with the right and power of regulating its internal affairs without foreign dictation” (Black 1396).
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The Modern Rules of Finders-Keepers Law Case Study
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David Hoath maintains that the case of Parker v. British Airways Board has made some inroads with respect to this area of the law by providing some basic principles and guidelines for the determination of title to the finding of lost chattels. Any clarification offered by Parker v British Airways Board has been blurred.
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The Law Relating to Appurtenant Rights over Freehold Land Law Essay
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Different rights to the same parcel of real estate may be owned or controlled by different parties, one owning surface rights, one owning air rights and one or more owning sub-surface rights. These rights can be severed by separate instruments. When articles of personal property are permanently affixed to land, they may become fixtures.
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Open Source Software Law Assignment
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This assignment also focuses on a checklist that IBM analyses could use in consulting projects that could help advice clients as they make choice between Windows or Linux operating system to their web servers, outline the strategies that companies such as Red Hat, Novell (With SuSE distribution) and SCO might use to expand their market share in the PRC.
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Criminal Justice in Scotland Law Essay
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The majority of scholars in the criminal justice system, during the previous decade, refused to characterize Scotland’s criminal justice as a ‘system’ because of its deficiency with regard to‘ rational coordination amongst the agencies involved’ (Hutton, N. 1999). These scholars asserted that a ‘process’ instead of a ‘system’ prevails in the Scottish criminal justice.
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Fairchild v Glenhaven Funeral Services Ltd Law Essay
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The author explains that the purchase and installation were conducted and within a few days of ordinary usage and subsequent airing, the flue overheated and ignited some nearby towels starting a fire. Expert evidence that the flue failed to comply with British Standard specifications, and that the defendant was negligent in fitting the flue.
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The Patriot Act Law Case Study
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Young persons today that do not fully understand what freedoms they are losing and what this country originally stood for will believe that this type of activity by the government is considered acceptable.  In addition, young persons in the U.S. will never have the pride in their country as did their fore-bearers because the country has lost its respect throughout the world and rightfully so.
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Mr Sissokos Rights as a Consumer Law Case Study
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Mr. Sissoko should not be responsible for replacing the products that were damaged during shipment to him. He was not in possession of these products and even if the risk is passed onto him once the product leaves the consumer, he could make the plea of unfairness and pass the risk back to the seller.
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Legalizing Cannabis Law Case Study
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The decision whether or not to arrest a person found to be in possession of marijuana in England remains in the hands of the policeman in charge and can depend upon a variety of factors. By bringing lower-level drugs such as cannabis within the context of the law, prices are stabilized and reduced, distribution points are available yet closely monitored.
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Directive on Food Supplements Law Report
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The EC Directives define ‘food supplements’ as products or items whose purpose is to supplement the daily diet, foodstuffs which contain concentrated nutrients or materials having nutritional or physiological results. These supplements are either marketed in isolation or come in dosage forms, which include capsules, tablets or pills. One of the disputed directives state that only ‘vitamins and minerals’ specified ‘in the forms listed in Annex I.
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Analysis of Sexual Offences Act Law Case Study
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  A court is stated as the moral guardian of the individuals of society and serves as the custodian of their rights. It takes serious notice of any offense, presented before it or brought to its notice for judgment, in respect of violating the statute(s) of law and damaging the individual(s) mentally or physically or both.
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Child Protection Law Essay
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When looking at the above situation it is necessary to view the options available to the various authorities and then to decide what the courts would view as being in the best interest of the children.
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To what extent does the current law afford victims of domestic abuse effective protection and support Law Essay
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Previously victims used to be protected by way of injunctions with only a small amount of these have a power of arrest attached to them. This effectively meant that an abuser could not be arrested for breaching the injunction and the solution for the victim was to go back to the civil courts through her solicitor to try to get the courts to attach a power of arrest to the injunction.
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Evidence Law - Victoria (Australia) Legal Case Commentary Law Essay
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Implicit in the doctrine of free choice is a requirement that the confession statement is obtained by proper means in that the suspect has not been coerced or induced by anything said or done by persons in authority.
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The Apparent Causes of Crime Law Term Paper
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Crime rates are driven by different factors in each society. So obviously, reasons for the criminal nature have become the main research area of criminology to prevent crimes in the society. To understand the apparent causes of crime, several theories and approaches have been proposed by various scholars and researchers.
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International Trade Law Law Essay
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At that time, the name of the country was changed from the Sudan to the Republic of Sudan. In 1989, there was another military coup in which the present military regime overthrew the
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Whether Joan Has a Claim in Tort against Barber Law Essay
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In order to establish whether Joan has a claim in tort against Barber it is necessary to establish whether a duty of care existed between the parties, whether there has been a breach of that duty, and finally whether as a result of that breach Joan has suffered some sort of financial loss or physical harm.
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The Sexual Offences Act 2003: Introducing Reforms to Rape Legislation Law Case Study
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It is essential to say that the complexity of the crime of rape, loaded as it is with historical baggage and cultural stigma, makes the law on rape truly a mirror of how far our society has gone in terms of its understanding of gender and human rights, and how much it has let go of its antiquated beliefs.
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Forensic Crime Scene Analysis in Developing Offender Profiles Law Case Study
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Therefore it is discerned that the development of an offender profile is a lengthy and complicated process and calls for the painstaking collection of information. For the profiler, the process begins at the scene of the crime – the pieces needed in order to solve the puzzle are found here, and it would be impossible to proceed without a thorough investigation of the crime scene.
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Introduction to Law of Financial Services Law Assignment
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An offer should be clearly distinguished from an invitation to treat. If a party is merely asking people to make him an offer or and open negotiations with him, he is making an invitation to treat, not an offer. Some examples of invitations and treat include advertisements in newspapers, circulars, and catalogs.
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