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The existence of unjust laws, such as those enforcing slavery, prove that morality and law are not identical, although the existence of laws that serve to defend basic values against...

INFORMATION ON MAKING A WILL We appreciate that it is difficult for most people to come to terms with making a Will because it is associated with what happens when someone dies. ...

At the outset, it appears necessary to identify the issues which need to be contended with in order to come to a reasoned conclusion on whether increased or improved regulation would ...

OFFER (Stage 1 of the formation of a Contract) Introduction Formation of the agreement/contract is dependant on the will of the parties involved, always remember ...

Defences of Mental Disorder Defences of Mental Disorder Defences of mental illness is a legal defence by excuse, by which a defendant may argue they should not be held crimina...

Elements of a Criminal Offence What is an Criminal Offence . A Violation or Breach of Law, Custom, Rule. Every criminal offence is made up of a number of elements, each of ...

Non-Charitable Purpose Trust What is this . A purpose trust is a type of trust which has no beneficiaries, but instead exists for advancing some non-charitable purpose of some k...

What is Criminal Law mean . Criminal law, is the body of law (rules) that relates to crime. . It might be defined as the body of rules that defines conduct that is not allowed ...

By Privity of Contract we mean that the contract creates rights and obligation on such persons who are actually parties to it whether in shape of legal person, parties or agents, no o...

'Why is it that the law both embodies principles of individual liberty and justice and undermines them?' (Norrie, Crime, Reason and History, 13). Discuss. In order to protect the i...