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Article 49 of TFEU

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Viking, a large ferry operator, was incorporated under Finnish law. FSU was a Finnish union of seamen with about 10.000 members. The crewmembers of the Rosella, a ship, are all members of the FSU. The ITF is an ‘International Federation of Transport workers’ union with its headquarters in London. Viking wanted to reflag Rosella by … Read more

Statutory rape

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Statutory rape alludes to sexual connections happening between two people when no less than one of the people can’t lawfully agree to sex. While regular conviction holds that a uniform age isolates a grown-up from a minor with respect to settling on choices about one’s sexual conduct, a few components decide this, contingent upon the … Read more

The duties of the fiduciary

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In certain circumstances, typically in trust also in agency and other relationship, equity will required one party to the relationship call the fiduciary to act in the best interest of the other party to the relationship called the principal.

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Attribution of responsibility to states

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The issue of the attribution of responsibility to states has emerged as a paradigmatic example of the schism in public international law . Various international tribunals have proposed their own tests in order to address this issue of attribution of the conduct of private individuals to state responsibility. In the firmament of this emerging jurisprudence, … Read more

Hague Convention

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The law on Hague as a branch of International Humanitarian Law sets limits to the conduct of military operations. Its rules are intended to prevent or at least reduce death or destruction, as far as the hard reality of war allows. They establish the rights and duties of belligerents in the conducts of operations and … Read more

Reliance Industries Limited v Union of India

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To start with the case of Reliance Industries Limited v Union of India , The Apex Court’s pronouncement is an appreciated elucidation of the range to which the Courts of India have dominion over foreign-seated arbitral proceedings. The Delhi Bench’s verdict has amplified the level to which the judiciary and benches of the Country could … Read more

Misconduct

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INTRODUCTION
“The court is of the view that honesty and integrity are amongst the key characteristics that any employee should possess, no matter what form of employment the employee is engaged in.” quoted from the case of Southern Bank Berhad v Azmi Ali [2003] 1 ILR 614. When it comes to termination of contract of employment, an employer has many ways to terminate an employee. One of the ways is by terminating the employee on the ground of misconduct. The Employment Act 1955 gives employers the right to dismiss, downgrade or impose any other lesser punishment on an employee who has been found guilty of misconduct.

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The Native Title Act

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The ALRC is a legal frame and set of recommendations. It has 30 recommendations to clarify the highly complex law specifically on s 223 and s 225. The ALRC has created its firm title law since 1993. This essay will argue the following statements and all the recommendations in detail: – According to definition specified … Read more

The rules of interpretation and precedent

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Essay plan: Introduction: This paragraph lists the rules of the judicial interpretation of statues described in the core literature for this module, and highlights the importance of the decision maker. Body: This section discusses the most widely used rules of the judicial interpretation of statues. Section 1: The rule of literal interpretation: Paragraph 1: Focuses … Read more

What is statutory interpretation?

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Statutory Interpretation is a term referring to the judges’ interpretation of the wording and meaning of statue. The term statutory interpretation covers a process, where statue is created, the judge then interprets the statue and finally applies their interpretation to the case they are dealing with. To help a judge interpret the meaning and wording … Read more

The Rawagede court ruling

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On the 25th of March 1947 the Linggadjati Agreement was established, an agreement between the Governments of the Netherlands and the Republic of Indonesia. The main purpose of this agreement was that the Republic of Indonesia should be independent on the first of January 1949 at the latest. Unfortunately, the execution of the agreement did … Read more

Business law assignment

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Introduction
As given in the above case study, Henrietta had engaged in a firm of solicitors to obtain a command so that she can be prevent from visiting and making a nuisance and irritation by one of her male friend. So that Henrietta went to report a case against his friend in a firm to be free from her friend’s visiting and nuisance.

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Interpreting and applying the law

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As it is well known, human beings cannot be perfect, because if they were, they would always know what is the best to do and what to avoid. Many people criticise other people on the way they think or act. Some people are thinking and acting with deontological mind and some other in contrast with it, with consequentialist minds. Both of them have advantages and disadvantages. Which one is right or better? Only God knows.

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