Administrative Law
fhs_y3 · Judicial review, grounds of review, procedural fairness, remedies and the rule of law in administrative action.
Constitutional Law (Mods)
mods · Year 1 introduction to the UK constitution, parliamentary sovereignty, rule of law, and the courts.
Tort Law
Year 1 · Tort Law on the Durham University LLB Law (Year 1). Civil wrongs and the compensation that follows them — above all the tort of negligence, but also nuisance, defamation and the rules on who bears the loss.
The rule of law — Bingham and after
Bingham's eight principles, their judicial application, and contemporary challenges in the post-Brexit constitutional order
Leasehold covenants
The enforceability of covenants in leases at common law and in equity; privity of estate, the rule in Spencer's Case, and the transmission of leasehold obligations under LT(C)A 1995
Freehold covenants
The enforceability of positive and restrictive covenants in freehold land: burden and benefit at law and in equity
Priorities and overreaching
The mechanics of priority contests and the operation of overreaching in registered and unregistured conveyancing.
The rule of law is a fundamental constitutional principle but its meaning remains contested. Discuss
Question · Public Law: LLB-style practice paper 1 (Caselaw)
"The rule of law requires that the legality of every executive action should be subject to judicial
Question · Administrative Law: FHS-style practice paper
In contract law, the postal rule states that acceptance is effective when: A) The letter is receive
Question · CILEX Contract Law - Paper 1
Critically assess the defence of insanity as defined in the M'Naghten Rules [1843]. To what extent i
Question · LLB Criminal Law - 2024 Paper 2
Oxford BA: Separation of Powers & Rule of Law
Separation of Powers & Rule of Law · Constitutional Law
Cambridge BA: Constitutional Law
Parliamentary Sovereignty & Rule of Law · Constitutional Law
Offer & Acceptance
Formation · Contract Law
Cambridge BA: Natural Law, Positivism & Hart
Natural Law & Hart · Jurisprudence
Separation thesis
The claim that law and morality are distinct, so whether a rule is law is a separate question from whether it is just.
Natural law
The theory that law is connected to morality, so that a deeply unjust rule may fail to count as proper law at all.
Rule of recognition
The shared, accepted standard that officials use to identify which rules count as valid law in a legal system.
Separability thesis
The claim that there is no necessary connection between law and morality, so a rule can be legally valid even if it is immoral.
15 landmark · 0 recent judgments for “The rule of law”
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