The Origin of English Criminal Law

Source: The Origin of English Criminal Law

Q & A: Misrepresentation

Misrepresentation The possible remedies in misrepresentation, in contrast to breach of terms must be examined. Misrepresentation can be defined as a false statement of fact, made pre-contractually by one party, with a view to inducing the other party to enter … Continue reading →

Q & A: Exclusion Clause

Exclusion Clause This question concerns exclusion clauses and the extent to which C is bound by the attempted exclusion and restriction of D’s liability. Like any other terms of the contract, a clause must be an integral part of the … Continue reading →

Q & A: Offer & Acceptance

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  The question raises various legal issues regarding the formation of contract. The court will look whether there is a promise to be enforced legally (definition of contract given by Sir Fredrick Pollock) and whether the parties have voluntarily assumed … Continue reading →

THE CONTENTS OF A CONTRACT

THE CONTENTS OF A CONTRACT The content of a contract depend primarily on the words used by the parties in entering into the contract: these make up its express terms. A contract may, in addition, contain terms which are not … Continue reading →

Rule of Law

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‘…the rule of law is unqualified human good’. Assess the validity of this claim.   The rule of law as an aspect of the English legal system refers to the idea that no one person or organisation should be above … Continue reading →

Royal Prerogative

Q: Discuss the prerogative power in UK.   The royal prerogative is the constitutional inheritance from the centuries prior to parliament (finally) establishing its sovereignty over the crown in 1689. It is a collection of powers that is wide ranging … Continue reading →

House of Lords

The House of Lords The House of Lords is the older of the two chambers of Parliament. Historically, membership of the Lords was limited to hereditary peers and representatives of the Church of England. The judges of the House of … Continue reading →

Q & A: Homicide

Homicide The question raise varies legal issues of murder/other offences. All the issues will be dealt in turn. (fact of case) Murder has been defined by Sir Edward Coke (Institution of the Law of England,1797) as: “Unlawful killing of human … Continue reading →

Bangladesh and India relation should have reciprocity.

It was back in 1971 when India helped us to win the War of Liberation,though at the end of the game. Bangladeshi people gave there life,soul and respect but the credit was India’s. However, we Bangladeshis’ are thankful to Indira … Continue reading →