Essays on Laws & Regulations

Introduction A contract has been defined differently according to different authors. A contract, according to Mvunga and others, is an agreement between two or more parties that is intended to be legally binding[footnoteRef:1]. A contract, according to Monahan, is an agreement between two or more parties that the law will enforce[footnoteRef:2]. For there to be...

To adequately answer this question fully, it is imperative to first determine the meaning of doctrine of consistent interpretation. This measure pertains to directives and their ‘binding nature on all the authorities of Member States including…the courts.’ The doctrine of consistent interpretation or indirect effect is the ‘obligation of national courts and administrative authorities to...

This matter is demanding an advice and solution whether the contract is appropriate for the requirement of contract law or not. It is requiring a discussion on offer and acceptance which are the basic elements of the contract law. Subsequently, we will define the conditions of offer and acceptance such as invitation to treat a...

In this essay I will advise Joey’s executors Rachel Green and Ross Geller, as to the distribution of his estate according to Joey’s intentions and his will he left behind. I will cover the issues including the Whatsapp conversation between Joey and Phoebe Hannigan, his friend, entrusting him with his will which he sent a...

Protection Given to Women under MFLO 1961 Abstract Ayub Khan President of Pakistan promulgate the Muslim Family Law Ordinance in 1962 on recommendations of the Commission on Marriage and Family Laws. It deals with the most important unit of society, family. It is protecting the rights of women by establishing the system of registration of...

(1) The first element of the tort of negligence is the duty of care. An individual is not liable for every action they take, only to those whom they owe a duty of care to. Whether this duty of care exists is usually decided by the court on a case to case basis. The landmark...

This essay will discuss whether tort law adequately protects women’s interests in cases of revenge pornography and reproductive torts and whether feminist perspective can provide an advancement to the adequacy of torts law. Feminist legal critiques in the UK have constantly criticized the British tort law for failing to provide adequate and accessible full compensation...

This essay will refer to The English Legal system, which operates in England and Wales. This does not provide formal divisions although it can be subdivided between Public and Private law, which is divided in turn, between property law and the law of obligations. This essay will be providing an in-depth understanding of the Law...

On the 17th of October 1972, the United Kingdom became part of the EU member states after the European Communities Act 1972 had received royal assent. This then resulted in the UK becoming part of the European Economic Communities which was created in 1958 by the Treaty of Rome. Some key provisions of this act...

Introduction The law regulating the family is a fast-changing field of study and practice, covering a broad range of issues and concerns arising from personal relationships. Yet one of the major issues with modern day family law surrounds the recognition of these relationships, specifically its failure in some regards to develop and evolve in line...