Section 1: Pick an employment law/legal statute from any of the chapters in your textbook (this includes chapters that we have not yet covered). Clearly identify the employment law that you have chosen and describe its’ provisions in your own words (i.e. do not just copy and paste from your textbook). Section 2: Explain why […]
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Critically evaluate the theoretical and philosophical underpinnings of the methodological approach, critically evaluate the impact of relevant contextual issues for the study and formulate solutions by applying appropriate legal, ethical and governance processes/frameworks.
You will be required to submit an individually written assignment at the end of the module (Semester 1, Week 13). A theoretical research ethics and governance application will be constructed by students and will form the basis for this assignment. Within the context of this, you will be required to: critically evaluate the theoretical and […]
Advise Karim and Asia (together) as to what steps the bank can take to repossess and sell the property; what steps Karim and Asia can take to prevent repossession and sale by the bank; and any other steps the bank should be taking in relation to their debt management.
In 2010, Jash purchased Lavender Cottage, together with a barn on a large plot of land in Wiltshire, with the help of a mortgage from the Bristol Bank plc. Five years later, Jash married Lola who moved into the Cottage with him and began paying half of the mortgage payments and utility bills. In 2017, […]
Identify legal and ethical requirements of property sales to complete agency work
Description Unit Details: CPPDSM4080A – Work in the real estate industry CPPDSM4009B – Interpret legislation to complete agency work CPPDSM4015B – Minimise agency and consumer risk CPPDSM4012A – List property for sale CPPDSM4008A – Identify legal and ethical requirements of property sales to complete agency work CPPDSM4022A – Sell and finalise the sale of […]
Ronald Dworkin’s theory of law is often characterised as a form of anti-positivism. Does it offer a genuine alternative to legal positivism?Discuss
Description Ronald Dworkin’s theory of law is often characterised as a form of anti-positivism. Does it offer a genuine alternative to legal positivism? -Cover Dworkins theory of law both in the Model of rules 1 and 2 – How contradicts Harts theory – Looks at the differences in both Harts and Dworkins theory
Explore racial disparities in sentencing, looking specifically at the efforts made to tackle this issue through the Lammy review
-This dissertation will explore racial disparities in sentencing, looking specifically at the efforts made to tackle this issue through the Lammy review – this thesis, is legal based – Cases to be included The structure: An abstract An introduction to your topic A literature review that surveys relevant sources (the method I will be using […]
To what extent does the current legal framework for support of businesses during the covid 19 pandemic leave vulnerable groups exposed and what suggested improvement can assist in remedying that lacuna.Discuss
Write a 2000 word PHD Research Proposal. Demonstrate the relevant knowledge of academic research processes, in particular, the proposal stage, and the ability to select a valid research topic and question, in preparation for the dissertation stage. Idea 1. to what extent does the current legal framework for support of businesses during the covid 19 […]
To what extent does the current legal framework for support of businesses during the covid 19 pandemic leave vulnerable groups exposed and what suggested improvement can assist in remedying that lacuna.Discuss
Write a 2000 word PHD Research Proposal. Demonstrate the relevant knowledge of academic research processes, in particular, the proposal stage, and the ability to select a valid research topic and question, in preparation for the dissertation stage. Idea 1. to what extent does the current legal framework for support of businesses during the covid 19 […]
Do you believe that people should be allowed to self-represent? Do you think that there should be more resources dedicated to helping self-represented people participate in the judicial process (short of appointing them an attorney)? What kind of resources might those be? What do you think the consequences are of having one or two parties self-represented to the case outcome and the court process? What do you believe the benefits might be?Discuss
Discussion 2: Access to Justice Our judicial system is known as an ‘adversarial’ one in most instances. There are two sides representing the interests of the state or plaintiff and the interests of the defendant. As you may imagine, the law is complex as is the process to access justice. This is why there are […]
Use relevant legislations and at least three legal cases to explain the rule of warranty under marine insurance law.
Use relevant legislations and at least three legal cases to explain the principle of utmost good faith under marine insurance law. Use relevant legislations and at least three legal cases to explain the rule of warranty under marine insurance law.
