Self-Reflection I didn’t think that management and law were important to me before I came to the UK. I did accounting in my high school but it was all just about getting high marks. This is because I have always been studying scientific things and I didn’t think that the lack of knowledge about law and finance would affect or bother me. This was until […]

Traditional and Nontraditional Litigation Systems Law/531 [ July 30, 2012 ] The traditional legal system of utilizes law as it is foundation for all decisions. Laws in the United States have four sources; constitutional, statutes and ordinance, common law and administrative. The features of these four are: * Constitutional Law is based on a formal document that defines broad powers. Federal constitutional law originates from […]

Limitations: Article 116 – there are 3 ways in which people who whose to fish on high seas are limited. What’s the limitation of fishing on high seas. – answer Isn’t 87, BUT article 116 treaty obligations must be complied with, rights and duties of coastal states must be respected. Articles 116-120 – relate to conservation and management of living sources on the high seas. […]

Abstract This report explores most of the criteria of Copyrights and its vast area which protect creativity, invention and artists’ originality by laws and regulations about intellectual properties. A large number of researches depict different kind of rules and their implementation for healthy business environment in media industry (Television) in different countries such as UK and India. Where appropriate information about Intellectual property and copyright […]

Introduction-Source of Power In order to seek for the legality of an action taken by a public body, first, we may need to identify the source of its power. The source of the power provides the standard for the reviewing exercise. Generally the source of the delegated discretion for Public Law will be an enable Act, yet there are cases where it may be an […]

A false statement made to induce a party to enter into a contract. Misprepresentation — if proved — renders a contract voidable (see: VoidableContract). Three (perhaps four) factors must be established to succeed in a claim of mispresentation. (i) there must be an unambiguous false statement of existing fact (or perhaps law); (ii) it must be addressed to the party misled; (iii) it must induce […]

To Agree or Not To Agree in a Contract This week, you have been learning about the essential requirements of all contracts. The initial step toward forming a contract is agreement. Agreement has been satisfied when one party makes an offer to a second party and that second party accepts the offer. Consider the following situation: Johnny and Sally are students at Nononline University. Sally […]

Textbook Information  Schmalleger, F. (2015). Criminal justice today: An introductory text for the 21st Century (13th ed.). Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice Hall. ISBN: 9780133460049. mD             400 words APA Format 3 Sources and the textbook must be used.      DB 1 Regardless of the philosophical approach one embraces with regard to the criminal justice system (due process vs. crime control, consensus or conflict model, […]

  Background:  With some understanding of the legal system, the GC owners can now shift focus to examining specific areas of law that create potential risks and liabilities for their business.   The group knows from their business experience, that businesses face serious and costly risks and legal liabilities stemming from tort law.  Unintentional harm resulting from accidents, such as in the unintentional torts of negligence […]

   Word Limit: 2,500 words Maximum no leeway (excluding bibliography): 2,000 words for essay; 500 words for summary of searches and other research Students may be penalised for answers that exceed the 2,500 maximum word limit. Write the country：Australia Task:  Write an essay of 2,000 words in length to answer one of a choice (of at least 2 questions) about a theme, issue, policy or […]