Acts of Parliament, as we were taught by the venerable Dicey, are the highest form of law, within the hierarchy of sources of the law
Category: Modules
The Duty of Care of the Police
It is a well-known fact that the tort of negligence is a flexible tool with a wide potential for making careless defendants liable to compensate
Framjee Part 2: Tracing
In an earlier post, Framjee Part 1: The ‘Three Certainties’ in Practice, we discussed the practical application of the ‘three certainties’ requirement in the recent
The Courts and the Impact of Austerity
Britain is an unhappy place. Government austerity policies are having deep impacts on social life. The UK is now a country of soup kitchens. The
Going Head to Head
One thing that is known about the forthcoming general election in the UK is that it will take place on Thursday 7 May 2015. The
Co-ownership
Whilst some ideas of Property Law may seem distant and unreal, co-ownership of land is something that will touch many of us. All property can