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In the event that all law and regulations that originated from the EU ceased to be part of English law, the English law of banker-customer relationship would be mostly unaffected. Critically discuss.

Posted on January 17, 2022 by Ambrose

Topic: In the event that all law and regulations that originated from the EU ceased to be part of English law, the English law of banker-customer relationship would be mostly unaffected. Critically discuss. • Text (including quotations) must be in Times New Roman 12 point font. • Line spacing must be at least one-and–a–half lines; […]

Topic: Reforms in defamation law have prepared English law for the challenges of new technologies. Discuss this statement referring to both legislation and case law.

Posted on August 23, 2021 by Ambrose

Topic: Reforms in defamation law have prepared English law for the challenges of new technologies. Discuss this statement referring to both legislation and case law.

‘The common intention constructive trust in English law remains problematic and potentially unjust, despite attempts to make it more attuned to domestic relationships’ Critically discuss this statement

Posted on May 12, 2021 by Ambrose

Equity and Trust Sample essay on trusts of the family home ‘The common intention constructive trust in English law remains problematic and potentially unjust, despite attempts to make it more attuned to domestic relationships’ Critically discuss this statement

Conduct a critical analysis of the question provided and identify the key issues that it raises.

Posted on May 4, 2021 by Ambrose

‘Equity has contributed the trust and fiduciary duties to English law. The former gives a beneficiary powerful proprietary rights, while the latter punishes those in positions of power when they breach their fiduciary duties. The power to create proprietary interests needs to be strictly controlled, however, which is why it should only be available […]

English law is more in favour of married couples facing divorce than cohabitees facing relationship breakdown. To what extent is this statement true? Should cohabitation law be reformed?Discuss

Posted on March 15, 2021 by Ambrose

English law is more in favour of married couples facing divorce than cohabitees facing relationship breakdown. To what extent is this statement true? Should cohabitation law be reformed?