An Exercise in Advocacy
It is my submission that my client regrets the offences and has pleaded guilty...
Involuntary Manslaughter
Of all crimes manslaughter appears to afford most difficulties of definition, for it concerns homicide in so many and so varying conditions...
Causation in Criminal Law
The range of charges the CPS may bring, if they do decide to press charges, varies from common assault under section 39 of The Criminal Justice act 1988...
The Mirror Principle
Generally, the register of title of registered estates reflects all the interests...
Offer & Acceptance
The situations, rules and exceptions to legally binding offers and acceptances...
Private and Public Nuisance
The tort of private nuisance is concerned with balancing two competing rights....
A Comparison of the Registered and Unregistered System of Land
The system of unregistered title has of primary purpose the verification of title...
Separation of Powers
Kingship, the earliest government, inevitably becomes corrupt and passes into tyranny...
Judicial Review
Judicial review is a fundamental aspect of our constitution as it allows the judiciary...
The Principle of Direct Effect
Directives can have direct effect provided they are sufficiently clear, unconditional...
Free Movement of Workers
If Europe were once more united in the sharing of its common inheritance...
EU Company Incorporation
One of the most important principles of the European Union is to establish a common market amongst member States to enables the EU to compete globally...
Adverse Possession
The law generally presumes that the owner of the legal title possesses the land...
