In March 2015 the Institute of Law in Jersey and Anglo-American University of Prague will hold an international moot court competition in St Helier, Jersey.
A Classic Case in Public Law
The case of Attorney-General v Jonathan Cape Ltd [1976] QB 752 is one of a select few that become better known by a commonplace description
Revival of the Rule in Wilkinson v Downton
Until very recently, the rule in Wilkinson v Downton was seen to be a tort of diminishing significance in English law. According to Wright J
Consideration – Part 1
Despite Lord Blackburn’s view in Foakes v Beer (1884) that there was a benefit in prompt payment, it is not accepted that such ‘practical’ benefit
The People have Spoken
Voters resident in Scotland were able to vote in September on the referendum question, “Should Scotland be an Independent Country?” The salience of the issue
Framjee Part 1: The ‘Three Certainties’ in Practice
Every student of the law of trusts learns early on of the ‘three certainties’ required for the creation of an express trust, which finds its root