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Alcohol-Related Violent Crime in a City Centre Law Article
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To appear relevant among their peers among other reasons. It should be dejected by applying stringent rules. For instance, bar owners should not be allowed to sell alcohol to underage citizens, young people should be scared of alcohol; the manufacturers should be advised to indicate that too much alcohol consumption is detrimental to health.
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Relevance of Feminism to Study of Law in 21Sst Century Law Essay
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Many scholars have asserted that feminism has affected the study of law in the twenty-first century. The study of law per se has been facing mass influence from feminist groups in the United Kingdom. This paper, therefore, expounds on how feminism is related to the study of law in the twenty-first century. (Ashe, 2004)  
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Civil Liabilities of Corporations and Their Directors for Corporate Wrongdoings in Saudi Arabia Law Coursework
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The work of David and Tunc (1983) gives a comparative analysis of world laws. The section that focuses on civil liability laws; their evolution; and their applicability in modern times looks at various civil codes. It is unfortunate that as of now, Saudi Arabia does not have an elaborate Civil Liability Act in place.
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Restorative Justice the Origin and Use in Todays Courts Law Literature review
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The paper “Restorative Justice – the Origin and Use in Today’s Courts” is a spectacular variant of literature review on the law. Restorative justice, as a practice, has a history older than state justice, yet the paradigm of restorative justice has only recently begun to be articulated. Howard Zehr's book Changing Lenses (1990) first sketched the outlines of the restorative justice paradigm.  
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Saudi Accession to WTO Law Essay
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Saudi Arabia is a country that is approximately 2 million square kilometers. Its major cities are Riyadh and Jeddah. Most of the country is arid land though there is more to the aridity than meets the eye. Below the arid land, lies oil deposits that have been the backbone of the country for ages. These oil deposits account for 75% of the government’s income.
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Evidence and Civil Procedure Law Case Study
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It has been medically established that leaving the child unattended in an enclosed vehicle poses a severe threat to the child’s life. However, there exists a severe disparity in sentences ruled for such cases due to evidentiary issues. Cases like that of Fred Nerk, involve an intense emotional and practical dilemma.
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Contracts as Referred by the High Court in Masters v Cameron Law Assignment
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The high court held, when the negotiating parties have reached an agreement, said the agreement will come within 3 of the categories of contracts referred to by the High Court in Masters v Cameron. The specific category which is applicable in the case of Pagola and Takeovers states; they intend to postpone the creation of contractual relations until the formal contract is drawn up and executed.
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Contract Law: Material Adverse Change, Time of Essence and Discharge of Frustration Law Assignment
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In the article, ‘Discharge of frustration’ written in 2002 it is stated that a contract that is formed can be bought to an end by Discharge of the Contract. Discharge of contract by frustration can occur if the performance of the contract is made impossible and the parties are not at fault as per the article, ‘Discharge of frustration’ written in 2002.
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Criminal Law, the Duty of Care Law Case Study
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 In criminal law, a person becomes criminally negligent after he or she does the following, omitting to do something that he or she is supposed to do, or doing something that he or she is not supposed to do, and by doing such acts disregards the safety and the life of another person (Saleemi, 2004).
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The Law on Ownership of Dangerous Animals Law Essay
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It is essential to state that the dangerous animals and their possession in England and Ireland are regulated through a set of laws and regulations for the safety and security of both the animal owner and the animals along with the protection of the general masses from the dangerous act of these animals.
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Is There a Constitutional Right Privacy in Ireland Law Coursework
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There is no express provision in regard to the protection of the privacy of a citizen. However, the Supreme Court of Ireland had held that a citizen had an implied right to privacy by virtue of Article 40.3.1 which says “the State guarantees in its laws to respect, and, as far as practicable, by its laws to defend and vindicate personal rights of the citizen”.
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Analysis of Tort Law Cases Law Assignment
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As for Patrick’s case, he can claim for tort liability on RTE and on DART. Patrick can still claim for tort liability from DART even though his Psychological Injury is indirectly caused by the accident and even though his proximity is very far from where the accident happened because the ruling on Bourhill v. Young (1943) holds for this case. 
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Police Community Support Officers Law Essay
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The introduction of police community support officers is linked to UK’s governmental agenda to alleviate the public anxiety about crime and disorder due to the demise of community-oriented police foot patrols. However, the accreditation and deployment of PCSOs created controversies and they were labelled ‘plastic policemen’, ‘policing on the cheap’, and represent a two-tier policing.
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Case between Manuel and a Computer Games Supplier Law Case Study
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The paper is an analysis of a case between Manuel and a computer games supplier. The former individual is the husband of the supplier’s client. He was required to guarantee lease payments in case his wife defaulted. This latter situation has arisen but the client’s husband is unable to meet his obligations.
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Practicing Human Rights in Prisons Law Literature review
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 “Human rights” is a modern term but the principle that it invokes is as old as humanity. It is that certain rights and freedoms are fundamental to human existence. They are inherent entitlements that come to every person as a consequence of being human and are founded on respect for the dignity and worth of each person. They are not privileges…
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Historical Shifts in Discourses and Practices Associated with Punishment Law Essay
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Studies on crime and criminology are important in determining the crime trend and measures to be applied in dealing with crime. The daily focus on the incidences of crime by media reports cannot be trusted. This is because media has been known to exaggerate matters for their own gain, and most do not reflect on positive issues when it comes to reporting crime. 
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Drug Dealing and Marginalization Law Assignment
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This study as examined here has been based upon ethnographic fieldwork and interviews with a class of people who are not only an ethnic minority but also cannabis dealers at a street drug market in Oslo, Norway. The study aimed to find out why people engaged in drug dealing and what is it about ethnic minorities that could propel them towards drug dealing.
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Unraveling Thomas Raven Law Essay
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Thomas Raven, 54 years old, a current member of the Regional Council of Cairns and a reputable member of the Australian Greens party, has been alleged to falsify public documents to push his personal interests. The council member was divorced and has two children from his first marriage and a daughter from his second marriage.
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Cases of Theft, Exhortation of Robbery or Valuable Security, and Robbery Dacoity Law Case Study
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A person who by any deception dishonestly obtains services from another shall be guilty of an offense. It is an obtaining of services where the other is induced to confer a benefit by doing some act, or causing or permitting some act to be done, on the understanding that the benefit has been or will be paid for. 
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Indian Business Law Law Assignment
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In this third world, developing nations are showing themselves growing economic power, especially India with the liberalization policy opening doors for companies all over the world to either invest in India directly or through collaboration with other nations. (Secretariat for Industrial Assistance 2003: 9)
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Describing Crime Scene Law Assignment
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There is an RVP in the car park of the Bridge Medical Practice which is on Patrixbourne Road in Bridge. The police have cropped the padlock on the gates for access. An ambulance and three police cars are parked in the car park. The field is cordoned off and a PC is standing at the area of fence which was flattened – years ago – by a tractor.
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Using of Glass Examination of Determining the Association of the Evidence with the Event Law Research Proposal
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Elemental analysis by solution ICP-MS of small amounts of glass can be done for the comparison between a fragment found at a crime scene to a possible source of the glass gives high accuracy. The multi-element capability and the sensitivity of ICP-MS combined with the simplified sample introduction of laser ablation prior.
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Glass Practical Law Essay
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To begin with the forensic examination, glass fragments can be observed under a microscope. Refractive Index (RI) determination is a simple test to trace glass pieces to reference glass source; it associates breakers to the alleged crime.
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EU and Australian Antitrust Laws Law Coursework
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Antitrust Laws or Competition laws as it is known the world over were formed to regulate the control of market power by large companies, government organizations, and various other economic entities. Large monopolies and trusts dominate the market, leading to the concentration of market power in the hands of a few entities.
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Legislative Participation in the Buncefield Oil Depot Explosion Law Case Study
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In the Buncefield oil depot, there is a drastic failure of the whole safety aspects and this is something that this paper is making a reference to. The core matter of discussion is related to the Legislation covering in this respect. The paper is making a keen investigation over the issue and is very much getting in relation to the legislative proceedings related to the same.
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Ethics and Law, Multiculturalism Law Essay
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The element of Multiculturalism, in form of the innovative standard for edification for the 21st century, is a political ping-pong term greatly misused and highly misunderstood. Since for many it is also a value-gladdened perception, it has been under discussion from the miscellaneous sections of the inhabitants, who outstanding to their social arrangement perceive the world in a different way.
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Modern Police Forces in the US Law Assignment
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The judiciary is vested with the authority to make legal determinations regarding the behavior of the other two workings. Separately from maintaining order in addition to repair functions, the reason for policing is the examination of supposed criminal activity and the recommendation of the results of investigations and criminals to the courts.
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Knowledge of Australian Law Required Law Case Study
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A contract is a meeting of minds between two persons whereby one binds himself, concerning the other, to give something or to render some service. For a contract to validly exist the following essential requisites must be present, these are agreement consisting of an offer and acceptance; consideration; intention to create legal relations.
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Law of Property, Human Rights in Australian Common Law Law Essay
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The current role of human rights in Australian common law is in a state of flux, a position espoused by Kirby J in Newcrest Mining (WA) Ltd v Commonwealth. This suggestion both provides an accurate general depiction of the application of international human rights to Australian common law and holds much truth given the limited historical existence and operation of international human rights.
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Tort Law and Advice to Samvat Law Case Study
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The charity organization has called on the U.K. citizens to atone for the U.K. Government’s complicity in the torture meted out to their asylum inmates in their home countries of North Africa and Asia by giving the organization liberal donations to wash off their tainted hands as a share of atrocities committed by their Government.
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Binding and Persuasive Precedents Law Assignment
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This discussion must possess a conceptual framework so that one can be reasonably assured that the reader will be on the same page. In an attempt to establish this framework, I think it would be appropriate to establish a working definition for the word “precedent”. It is the collective accumulation of previously announced principles, which any given judge will take into consideration as they attempt to interpret the law.
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The UK Criminal Law Law Report
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As discussed by Gross, and Hyman (2005) understanding a criminal case is not that easy as it has got lots of twists and turns. For practical experience and investigation of criminal cases, I opted to visit a case between Mr. Robinson and Ms. Janet Stephenson. It was a case at Preston Magistrates court 19/11/2008 case number 4, court 2 first floor.
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Woolmington v Director of Public Prosecutions Law Assignment
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Mr. Woolmington was convicted of murdering his wife. He then appealed his case to the Court of Criminal Appeal. The thrust of his appeal was that the judge who presided over his trial erred when exercising his discretion in instructing the jury, as he told the jury that the accused was presumed to be guilty of his wife’s demise unless the defendant could satisfactorily prove his assertion, that the incident was an accident.
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Terms and Conditions of Sale Law Term Paper
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Whereas the seller is dealing in organic animal feed (hereafter called “feeds”) and has been approached by the purchaser for his requirement of the feeds for use in his Little Free Range Farm, and whereas the said the parties herein having discussed and mutually agreed on the terms and conditions of the deal and decided to reduce the same in writing, the said parties hereby enter into a contract on the following terms and conditions of sale.
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A Legal Memo - Eleanor Fletch and Virgin Atlantic Law Article
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Eleanor Fletch is 64 years old and an avid traveler. During her last trip overseas, she traveled to New York from Brisbane as an avid traveler. During her journey, there was significant turbulence and passengers were forced to remain in their seats for longer periods of time. Between the breaks from turbulence, the cabin crew circulated refreshments like free coffee, tea and wine.
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Federal Tribunals in Australia Law Assignment
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The Human Rights Legislation Amendment Act 1999 repealed the provisions of RDA, SDA, and DDA concerning complaints, and HREOC Act was suitably amended. The complaints therefore can now be preferred before the Federal Court or Federal Magistrate Court in case of no conciliation is possible before the HREOC for investigation.
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Civil Remedies for Invasion of Privacy Law Case Study
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Every person has the right to the protection of the law against interference or attacks by others on his privacy, family, correspondence, honor, and reputation under Article 12 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, 1948. The OECD guidelines were developed by a group of government experts with the Australian Law Reform Commission.
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Criminology - Society and Deviance Law Coursework
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Suicide is a timeless concern. It leaves families, intimates, and friends of the victim distressed and often instigates a protracted sense of hopelessness. Suicide has become such a real problem that it is now an everyday concern. No society ignores or supports suicide as an indiscriminate practice.
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Developments in Criminal Law Law Essay
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The yearly cost of computer crimes to Americans alone was reported to be approximately $500 million and $10 billion per annum thus it is predictable that criminals have taken computers, as a new opportunity for crime. Moreover, access to computers and networks is inexpensive, and hard to trace and the figures above seem extremely inspiring.
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Paramilitary Style Policing Law Literature review
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In the public imagination, the policing of terrorism is often seen as being “synonymous with espionage and skullduggery” (Newburn 2003, p.467). Perceptions of the uncommon nature of terrorism activities coupled with images of specialist military units and political speeches further fortified such images in the public mind.
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Homicide and Defences Law Coursework
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Generally, it is the right of the defendant under the law, to defend the allegations which have been made against him, and this defense may occur in a criminal indictment or in a civil complaint. A defense that is presented by the barrister of the defendant does not rest solely on refuting the allegations.
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Human Trafficking in Australia and Japan: A Persistent Problem Law Coursework
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Despite being modern, advanced nations, Australia and Japan are struggling with a persistent and very old problem: the modern forms of slavery known as human trafficking. The problem in terms of the number of victims is comparatively similar in both countries, as are their efforts to fight the problem. 
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Judgment of Australias Highest National Court Law Case Study
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Jones entered the ferry wharf by passing through a turnstile that would permit passage only after he deposited his fare; he thus demonstrated his intent to enter into a contractual relationship with the ferry company. A large sign positioned above the turnstiles indicated that fare was payable upon entry to the wharf, even if the person entering the wharf did not in fact board the ferry.
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Effects of Disaster and Disasters as Effects Law Case Study
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The Harrow Court Incident refers to the tragic chain of events where two firefighters – Firefighter Wornham and Firefighter Miller – lost their lives on the 2nd of February, 2005. The cause for this was the faulty organization of resources and commands that led to a miscalculation of the risks involved. (Fire Brigade Union)
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Quality in the Work Environment Law Assignment
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Richard sent an offer to HY Associates to construct a scaffold seating Bank for a sum of L- 20000 for an outdoor event. The offer was sent on a form containing RAR’s business terms and conditions. One of the terms was that the agreed price would be varied according to the cost and availability of labor.
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Practice of Race Discrimination at the Workplace Law Research Paper
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Race discrimination has made promotion opportunities to be biased. Promotions, recruitment, and hiring of new staff at workplaces are not determined by merit or qualification of the candidates but are based on racial relations and how well the candidate is networked across the race of the employer. 
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The Current English Planning System Law Assignment
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Planners sometimes make decisions without input from interested parties, and individuals and organizations lacking relevant professional expertise (or the money to employ such expertise) may find themselves unable to present their cases effectively. Advice about procedures regarding the status of planning applications is hard to obtain.
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Legislative Supervision of Business Activity Law Assignment
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Traditionally, the business has been governed primarily by common law, in which the government’s role was mostly limited to the enforcement of contracts. The assumption underlying this tradition was that individuals (human and corporate) are free and competent to make whatever business arrangements suit them, as long as these arrangements do not involve illegal activity.
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Where Does Australian Building Law Come From Law Coursework
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I will briefly describe my building dispute which was resolved in the Federal, State Court systems and including Community Justice Centres and Legal Aid. I will report my visit (for a hearing) at the Downing Centre Local Court and seek information about summons or attendance notices by speaking to one of the court officers.   
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Town Planning and Building Control Law Essay
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The current system of planning is very much huge in structure and would need more administrative and legal follow-ups for a successful determination. As the Building Regulations 2000 has been amended 5 times there are afollow-upsances for more recommendations before it gets stated to be effective enough in practical fields.   
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