Law Essays

Assignment On The Fundamental Rights
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Introduction: All democratic constitutions provide for the guarantee of certain rights, which are inviolable and beyond the reach of the state. Rights arise from very social nature of man and which are the external...

Distinctions Between International Law And Municipal Law
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Introduction: George, the Chief Justice of Ruretania, has been invited to sit on the ICJ as an ad hoc judge in a case now before the Court. After many years dealing with domestic law issues, he is now experiencing...

The Role And Function Of The Declaratory And Constitutive Theories International Law Essay
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Introduction: State recognition is one of the most contested topics in the international law. This problem appears to come back on the international agenda and reopens the great debate with the recent unilateral de...

Role Of Law In Modern Society Law Essay
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Introduction: The main role of law in modern societies is hard to overestimate. The systems are hard to understand, the institutions are different and range from small to mammoth, and the number of people concerned...

Role Of The Civil And Criminal Courts Law Essay
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Introduction: The criminal and civil jurisdictions have many differences and some similarities in the way they deal with cases. In this court report I will be discussing the role of the civil and criminal courts by...

definition of a contract
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Introduction: Introduction Contracts are not only applicable to businesses but are also part of our everyday life. A contract is made out of the simple act of purchasing a newspaper, using a credit card to buy a dr...

Cognizable And Non Cognizable Offences Law Essay
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Introduction: Cognizable offences have been defined under Section 2 (c) of the Criminal Procedure Code as follows; ” ‘cognizable offence’ means an offence for which, and ‘cognizable caseR...

The Ancient Concept Of Diplomatic Immunity And Relations Across Borders Law Essay
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Introduction: INTRODUCTION Diplomatic immunity is considered as an ancient concept concerning relations across borders. It even dates back to Ancient Greece and Rome. Today, it is a principle that has been codified...

Common And Civil Law Legal Systems Law Essay
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Introduction: In general, law is set of general rules, regulations and principles accepted in some community and to applicable only in its territory, which is written by legislative authority. There are a lot of fu...

Court System Of Trinidad And Tobago Law Essay
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Introduction: The court system has three levels. There is the Magistrates’ Court, which is the first level; the Supreme Court of Judicature, which consists of the High Court of Justice and the Court of Appeal...

Arguments For And Against Use Of Precedent Law Essay
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Introduction: One very important element of the law in the United Kingdom is the precedent. “The precedent is a legal case establishing a principle or rule that a court or other judicial body may utilize ...

main elements constituting a vaild contract
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Introduction: The word ‘law’ has been given many definitions. The higher being is the state and the inferior being is the individual. The sanctions or punishments include imprisonment, fines, damages an...

Effect of money laundering in world economy.
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Introduction: Introduction: Money laundering is one of the biggest financial crimes in the world economy. A Big amount of Black money and suspicious capital flows are conducted in the financial service industry, t...

Successes And Failures Of Un Control Of Human Rights Violations International Law Essay
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Introduction: 1. United Nations signed Universal Declaration on Human Rights in 1948 for protection of human rights and maintenance of world peace. Regrettably, the record on this front has not been encouraging. ...

Compounding Of Offences Under Criminal Procedure Law Essay
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Introduction: The compounding of offences is an act on the part of the victim whereby he/she decides to pardon the offence committed by the accused and request the court to exonerate him of all charges. The compoun...

pure economic loss negligence
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Introduction: In this essay, I am going to discuss pure economic loss negligence and the approach of the judiciary to a claim.  “Many losses resulting from to......

Advantages And Disadvantages Of Mediation Over Litigation Law Essay
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Introduction: Mediation is more time saving than litigation. It is a quick process involves the coming into a mutually acceptable agreement to settle the dispute by both sides of the parties. The mediator, who act ...

The Role of lawyers in india's freedom struggle
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Introduction: THE ROLE OF LAWYERS IN INDIA’S FREEDOM STRUGGLE 1885 was a remarkable year in the history of India, a year which would determine the future of India, a new chapter in the freedom struggle starte...

Law Should Be Kept Separate From Morality Law Essay
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Introduction: The statement quoted from the Wolfenden Report suggests that there should remain a line between sin and crime and that the law should not interfere in matters of private morality or immorality keeping...

Impact Of Woolf Reforms On Civil Justice System Law Essay
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Introduction: The Woolf reforms have successfully increased access to justice for litigants despite being confronted with extensive variables and multifaceted difficulties. However, the reforms have failed in some ...

Development Of Sentencing Policy In England Law Essay
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Introduction: According to Andrew Ashworth (Sentencing and Criminal Justice, 5th Edition, Cambridge University Press (2010), p.77), section 142 of The Criminal Justice Act 2003 appears to embody the worst of pick-a...

English legal system – statutory interpretation
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Introduction: Task 1: It can be argued that the role of statutory interpretation is to ‘ensure that judges uphold the intention of Parliament’. With reference to the approaches used by judges, criticall...

Sufficiency Of Evidence And Myths Pertaining To Rape Law Essay
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Introduction: Across the UK, the law of evidence with regard to sexual offences has been criticised due to sustained low conviction rates. Research by the Scottish Law Commission has shown that sexual offences are ...

The Role Of The Un In The Contemporary World International Law Essay
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Introduction: Despite the United Nations many failures and successes it still continues to be the world’s best peacekeeping component and therefore the best hope the worlds got. The above statement creates lo...

lawmaking process in the parliament
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Introduction: DESCRIBE THE PHASES OF THE LAWMAKING PROCESS IN THE PARLIAMENT. IN WHAT CIRCUMSTANCES CAN PROPOSED LEGISLATION GO FOR ROYAL ASSENT WITHOUT THE APPROVAL OF THE HOUSE OF LORDS? The Parliament of England...