Constitution in the simplest sense of definition, is a documented fundamental rules, rigid or flexible, legally recognised or extralegal, that governs a particular sovereign entity and conducts its affairs [1] . The document set out some vital and basic rules which assign ...

In Malaysia, according to the Malaysian Banking Law, employees of banks are described as “bankers”. Under the Malaysian Banking Law, the term “Bank” or “Banker” is defined in the Banking Act of 1973 as “any person who carries on banking ...

Most offences in Indian criminal law were created by Statute and have a statutory maximum penalty. For the purposes of trial, offences were divided into different categories, offences triable by indictment (warrant cases) or offences triable only summarily, or offences ...

In seeking to effectively advise Steve and Tina in relation to whether they have a claim/claims for damages arising out of the facts of this scenario for negligence, it is necessary to look to deal with the evidentiary aspects that ...

After it had been established in 1945, when World War II came to an end, the United Nation (UN) adopted the notion of collective security as a “security arrangement”. This arrangement was to ensure that all of the states under ...

Timing of the ‘special warning’ is a matter for the interviewing officer. The warning can only be given in a post arrest, post caution interview. [1] There is no guidance in the Act as to when the ‘special warning’ should be ...

If you were being prosecuted for a criminal offence, which of the following modes of trial would you prefer: Trial by lay magistrates; Trial by professional judge alone; or Trial by judge and jury. When being prosecuted for a criminal ...

United Kingdom and Northern Ireland consist of four countries which form three distinctive jurisdictions each of which has its own court system and legal profession. These three jurisdictions are England & Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland. The union of Great ...

the term is usually used to cover losses which are 'purely' economic meaning those where a claimant has suffered financial damage that does not directly result from personal injury or damage to property, as when a product brought turns out ...

Across the UK, the law of evidence with regard to sexual offences has been criticised due to sustained low conviction rates. Research by the Scottish Law Commission has shown that sexual offences are harder to prove than most other criminal ...