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Outline the UK Governments current proposed response to the decision in S and Marper v UK and evaluate to what extent this proposed response will remedy the problems identified in that case
- Word count: 1968
- Submitted: 18/08/2012
- Awarding body: Not known/Not applicable
Employment Case. The main issue raised by this case is whether it is legitimate to pay those employee entitlements at a lower rate than what would be paid according to the holding company (Aussieair) in Australia.
- Word count: 2751
- Submitted: 18/08/2012
- Awarding body: Not known/Not applicable
Badgers, Bridleways and Riding Hats case notes.
- Word count: 955
- Submitted: 13/08/2012
- Awarding body: Not known/Not applicable

Company Law Assignment. I will identify the theory of a corporate personality, demonstrate why companies exist autonomously from their promoters or owners, introduce the concept of a company having a corporate veil, and finally to identify why there is s
- Word count: 4189
- Submitted: 09/08/2012
- Awarding body: Not known/Not applicable
Legal discussion on abortion has concerned the autonomy of the pregnant woman as balanced against the rights of the foetus. Does such a balance sufficiently address the moral conscience of todays society, and how does it reflect the tensions raised in
- Word count: 3140
- Submitted: 25/06/2012
- Awarding body: Not known/Not applicable
Problem questions PACE act Section 24 and 24a
- Word count: 2010
- Submitted: 21/06/2012
- Awarding body: Not known/Not applicable
Trademarks & Intellectual Property Case. when PRU go to register the name Lancashire All Reds, the Canadian All Reds could object to the registration. There are several grounds upon which they could object to the registration
- Word count: 1568
- Submitted: 09/06/2012
- Awarding body: Not known/Not applicable
How courts determine causation
- Word count: 2511
- Submitted: 21/05/2012
- Awarding body: Not known/Not applicable
Does the UCTA and UCTTR impede on the freedom of contract.
- Word count: 3599
- Submitted: 21/05/2012
- Awarding body: Not known/Not applicable
Veil of Incorporation. Under the Companies Act 2006[1], the effect of registering a company gives it its own legal personality which becomes distinct from its members and creators.
- Word count: 2891
- Submitted: 02/03/2012

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University Degree: Law

Outline the UK Governments current proposed response to the decision in S and Marper v UK and evaluate to what extent this proposed response will remedy the problems identified in that case

Employment Case. The main issue raised by this case is whether it is legitimate to pay those employee entitlements at a lower rate than what would be paid according to the holding company (Aussieair) in Australia.

Badgers, Bridleways and Riding Hats case notes.

Company Law Assignment. I will identify the theory of a corporate personality, demonstrate why companies exist autonomously from their promoters or owners, introduce the concept of a company having a corporate veil, and finally to identify why there is s

Legal discussion on abortion has concerned the autonomy of the pregnant woman as balanced against the rights of the foetus. Does such a balance sufficiently address the moral conscience of todays society, and how does it reflect the tensions raised in

Problem questions PACE act Section 24 and 24a

Trademarks & Intellectual Property Case. when PRU go to register the name Lancashire All Reds, the Canadian All Reds could object to the registration. There are several grounds upon which they could object to the registration

How courts determine causation

Does the UCTA and UCTTR impede on the freedom of contract.

Veil of Incorporation. Under the Companies Act 2006[1], the effect of registering a company gives it its own legal personality which becomes distinct from its members and creators.

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