Category: Law

Constitution Act, 1867 guarantee free trade across provincial borders for films? Does section 121 of the Constitution Act 1867 prohibit the restrictions found in section 123 (a) of The Quebec Film Control Act?

The interplay of sections 92(13) and 121 of the Constitution Act, 1867 and interprovincial trade.

Write an essay based upon the foregoing fact scenario that determines whether the Quebec government has the power under section 92(13) to restrict its residents from possessing large caches of movies not purchased from the Quebec

Film Corporation—for example, films purchased from other provinces. In other words, does section 121 of the Constitution Act, 1867 guarantee free trade across provincial borders for films? Does section 121 of the Constitution Act 1867 prohibit the restrictions found in section 123 (a) of The Quebec Film Control Act? remember to confine your main argument to the interplay of sections 92(13) and 121 of the Constitution Act, 1867.  also remember to fully justify your essay within the terms of the relevant Constitutional case law.

Identify and evaluate the issues in problem question scenarios of moderate complexity.Evaluate the risks and opportunities associated with migration by considering the rights of migrants and the available means to access these rights.

UK Immigration law

Assessment Learning Outcomes

By the conclusion of this module, a student will be expected to be able to:

(a) Develop an understanding of the key areas, principles and core concepts underpinning Immigration Law and Policy;

(b) Evaluate the risks and opportunities associated with migration by considering the rights of migrants and the available means to access these rights.

(c) Identify and evaluate the issues in problem question scenarios of moderate complexity.

(d) Apply the relevant legal principles accurately to produce a legally sound written solution

Evaluate various types of counseling assessment principles for their influence on client care.Describe how the client’s general personality characteristics and the client’s cultural identity interact to promote the maladaptive functioning patterns described above.

7-2 Final Project 1 Draft Four: Personality Patterns

Evaluate various types of counseling assessment principles for their influence on client care.

Apply assessment principles to client cases for informing custom case conceptualization decision making.

Analyze counseling assessment data for informing and supporting case conceptualization decision making.

Determine appropriate ethical and cultural considerations in administering counseling assessments.

Describe how the client’s general personality characteristics and the client’s cultural identity interact to promote adaptive functional patterns and resilience.

Describe how the client’s general personality characteristics and the client’s cultural identity interact to promote the maladaptive functioning patterns described above.

Evaluate various types of counseling assessment principles for their influence on client care.

Apply assessment principles to client cases for informing custom case conceptualization decision making.

Analyze counseling assessment data for informing and supporting case conceptualization decision making.

Determine appropriate ethical and cultural considerations in administering counseling assessments.

Analyse the legal implications of this ruling for European sport, with reference to the most important developments post-Bosman and to relevant case law.

Sport Law – Bosman Ruling

The transfer market for unemployed players in all professional sports was radically altered by the Bosman ruling [Union Royale Belge Des Societes de Football Association ASBL v Bosman C415/93 (1996)], enabling out-of-contract players to transfer free of any claims by their previous employer.

None the less, players employed under existing fixed term contracts who wish to find a new employer or who are required to find a new employer need to be released from their existing contract.

Analyse the legal implications of this ruling for European sport, with reference to the most important developments post-Bosman and to relevant case law.

What is deductive logic? How might a criminologist engage in deductive logic in their work?How is criminology helpful to law enforcement? Provide specific examples of when criminology theory has assisted law enforcement?

A criminologist may use the analytical tool of link analysis. What is link analysis and how is it utilized? (50 to 100 words response)

What is institutional anomie theory? Does this theory seem plausible? (100 to 150 words response)

What is deviant place theory? Does this theory seem plausible? (100 to 150-word response)

In the context of criminology, what is event charting? How is it used by a criminologist? (50 to 100 words response)

What is deductive logic? How might a criminologist engage in deductive logic in their work? (100 to 150 words response)

How is criminology helpful to law enforcement? Provide specific examples of when criminology theory has assisted law enforcement? (100 to 150 words response)

Critically discuss the merits of the three-stage test, also variously known as the ‘incremental approach or the ‘tripartite test’ for establishing a duty of care and its role in the concept of negligence.

Elements of Corporate and Business Law

QUESTION TO ANSWER:

Using Donoghue v Stevenson (1932), Caparo Industries plc v Dickman (1990) and Customs and Excise Commissioners v Barclays Bank plc (2007) and other relevant cases, critically discuss the merits of the three-stage test, also variously known as the ‘incremental approach or the ‘tripartite test’ for establishing a duty of care and its role in the concept of negligence.

Your essay should be written in an academic style, that is enriched with relevant cases and documented with citations, and a bibliography. The work must be word-processed and must not exceed 1500 words. ^ copy pasted from attached file.

Dont have to write more than 1375 words. Stating some sources below you need to use for the perfect answer n some help. They are also stated in the attachment and so is the question. You can view the attachment for a more clearer scope. use as many sources as you can.

Useful Resources

Kelly, D., Hammer, R., Denoncourt, J. and Hendy, J. (2020). Business Law. Fourth edition. Taylor & Francis.

Rouch, L. (2017), Business law, Fourth edition, Oxford University Press.

Marson & Ferris (2016), Concentrate business law, third edition, Oxford University press.

Jones, L (2017), Introduction to Business Law, Fourth edition, Oxford University press

Buckland, W.W. (1935) The duty to take care, LQR, 51: 637

Winfield, P.M. (1934) Duty in tortious negligence’ Columbia Law Review, 34(1), 41-46

Murphy, G. (2011) The snail and the ginger beer: the singular case of Donoghue v Stevenson, Commonwealth Law Bulletin, 37(1), 214-215

 

Critically discuss how and why the judiciary use Case management via the Civil procedure Rules in Civil cases at the following stages in the Civil Procedure process.

Civil litigation

Critically discuss how and why the judiciary use Case management via the Civil procedure Rules in Civil cases at the following stages in the Civil Procedure process.

1) Allocation

2) Costs

1) & 2) carry equal marks and ensure you use relevant statute and case law.

Knowledge and Understanding

1. Evaluate the core elements which enable an act of litigation;

2. Understand full trial process, including any possible pre-action steps;

3. Explain when any case may be terminated without a trial as well as the use of offers of
settlement and other remedies; and

4. Understand and analyse orders and judgments, from enforcement to appeal.

Practical, Professional or Subject Specific Skills

5. Application and understanding of the civil litigation process; and

6. Ability to recognise the relevance of the essay to the law and the changes in civil

litigation that have recently occurred in relation to post Briggs and Covid and affected

the civil litigation process.

Transferable Skills and other Attributes

7. Demonstrate the ability to write in a clear and unambiguous manner using correct terminology and utilising accurate referencing techniques; Assessment Information/Brief

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8. Using a range of primary and secondary sources of information, law reports, statutes, statistical data and socio-legal research;

9. Apply library based (conventional and electronic) research skills to research relevant
issues; and

10. Structure opinions on civil litigation that are objective and ethical.