UK Legal Commentary | Keep Calm Talk Law

Time 2020-11-18 08:03:23

Web Name: UK Legal Commentary | Keep Calm Talk Law

WebSite: http://www.keepcalmtalklaw.co.uk

ID:119767

Keywords:

Commentary,Legal,UK,

Description:

1Perfecting an Imperfect Gift: Examining Pennington v Waine 2Sadomasochism following R v Brown: Domestic Violence or Sexual Autonomy? 3A 21st Century ‘Postal Rule’: Can Contract Law Deliver? 4Stop Search: Fundamentally Flawed or Institutionally Racist? 6The Land Registration Act 2002 – Some Problems Remain Have Irlen Syndrome, or need different contrast? Click the button below for options. Accessibility Options Background Colours Enter you email address below to subscribe to free customisable article notifications. Alternatively, click the button below for our various RSS Feeds (available journal wide, or per section). The Owners and Directors Test: An Unreliable Keeper of Football s Integrity? The Owners and Directors Test (ODT) is intended to ensure those who run English football clubs are fit for the job and preserve the integrity of the game - but is the current ODT fit for purpose in the wake of recent scandals and failures? 11:00, 13th October 2020 Internet Regulation: How Far Should States Go in Regulating Online Content? As the internet grows and develops, states are becoming more aware of the potential for harm in allowing unregulated transmissions of information across it. How far should states go in regulating this content without infringing on individual liberties - and do they even have the technology to do so? 11:00, 18th August 2020 The Public Benefit Requirement for Charitable Trusts: A Mere Formality? The public benefit requirement is a longstanding element of charitable trusts, and remains a key element in determining their validity. However, a recent case involving independent schools has caused some uncertainty, and left questions for Parliament to answer. 11:00, 28th July 2020 Coronavirus Act 2020: What is a Reasonable Response to a Pandemic? The Coronavirus Act 2020 was rushed through Parliament in the early stages of the coronavirus pandemic with little scrutiny at the time. This piece examines the Act's delegated powers, sometimes-vague drafting, and inconsistent enforcement, and ultimately asks how effective a response it really is. 11:00, 7th July 2020 Vicarious Liability: Clarifying A Close Connection Two recent Supreme Court cases have reviewed and updated the case law on vicarious liability. WM Morrison Supermarkets v Various Claimants clarifies the controversial Mohamud case and what exactly constitutes a "close connection" in vicarious liability. 11:00, 23rd June 2020 Vicarious Liability: Re-Examining the Akin to Employment Test Two recent Supreme Court cases have reviewed and updated the case law on vicarious liability. Barclays Bank v Various Claimants explores the first step of the vicarious liability test, controversial recent case law, and the traditional divide between employees and contractors. 11:00, 16th June 2020 The Caspian Sea Convention: International Law Meets International Relations Teaching and commentary on international law often focuses on big ideas. However, many treaties are shaped not by heady ideas but by geopolitics and international relations, and are often utilized as tools of a nation's foreign policy. The Caspian Sea Convention is a useful recent example of this. 11:00, 26th May 2020 Coronavirus and Contracts: Is Frustration in Play? In response to the commercial disruption caused by the novel coronavirus pandemic, there has been an uptick in client interest and law firm advice on the doctrine of frustration. However, the doctrine is unlikely to apply to many of the situations created by the pandemic. 11:00, 19th May 2020 Taxation and Social Justice in International Human Rights Law The International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights (ICESCR) requires states to work towards greater socio-economic rights through their tax policies. International human rights law, however, is severely limited in its ability to enforce these requirements. 11:00, 28th April 2020 Changing of the Guard: Moving Keep Calm Talk Law Forward 12th Aug 2018 An Anniversary or Two: Four Years of Keep Calm Talk Law 11th Nov 2017 Rising from the Ashes: The Return of Keep Calm Talk Law 18th Nov 2016 Two Years On, Keep Calm Talk Law’s Legacy is Expanding 11th Nov 2015 Javascript must be enabled for the Twitter plugin to function. Click below to visit us on Twitter. Tweets by KeepCalmTalkLaw Free Email Subscription Subscribe to Keep Calm Talk Law for email updates, and/or weekly roundups. You can tailor your subscription on activation. Both fields are required. Your occupation / Career stage is used to tailor your subscription and for readership monitoring. Uncheck this box if you do not want to receive our monthly newsletter. By clicking the Subscribe button, you agree to our privacy policy and terms of service. Please ensure you read these in full. Important Notices: This website uses cookies. By continuing to browse this site you consent to our usage of cookies and accept our privacy policy terms of use. Information found on this website does not constitute legal advice and should not be treated as such.

TAGS:Commentary Legal UK 

<<< Thank you for your visit >>>

Law Journal | Legal Events | Legal & Commercial Awareness | We publish legal commentary that assumes no prior knowledge of the topic at hand, ensuring accessibility to all, regardless of profession, career stage, or practice area.

Hot Websites