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1. www.gareth-evans.com › how-to-read-understand-andHow to Read, Understand and Summarise Legal Cases

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   Table of Contents. The Anatomy of a Legal Case. The Headnote. The Fact Flow Chart. What Do You Want? Ratio & Obiter. Case Summary. Conclusion. Why is it that nobody teaches you how to read legal cases as a law student?

2. book.coe.int › en › human-rights-filesThe margin of appreciation: interpretation and discretion ...

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   This book re-examines its often controversial profile in the leading cases and concludes that its role would be clearer and more defensible if the Court linked it more rigourously to the fundamental principles which enable the Convention to be properly interpreted.

3. www.ucl.ac.uk › European_human_rights_lawThe margin of appreciation doctrine in European human rights law

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   margin of appreciation has defined not only the Court’s case law, but also its relations with the member states and the way in which the Convention is applied nationally. This policy briefing provides an overview of: • the content and functions of the margin of appreciation doctrine; • its origins in the Court’s case law;

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   The case law on the margin of appreciation reveals that a certain degree of deference is already given to the judgment of national authorities when they weigh competing public and individual interests, in view of their special knowledge and responsibility under domestic law. The Court pays close regard to the

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5. www.oup.com.au › __data › assetsCHAPTER 1

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   The law is a body of principles established by parliament (ie, by our representatives) and by the courts. Law is therefore made by us (the men and women who are parliamentarians and judges) for us, is legally enforceable and was developed to set standards of conduct between people, businesses and government.

6. www.london.ac.uk › contract-law-study-guideContract law - University of London

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   The purpose of the guide is to take you through each topic in the syllabus for Contract law in a way which will help you to understand contract law. The guide is intended to ‘wrap around’ the recommended textbooks and casebook. It provides an outline of the major issues presented in this subject.

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   What is a legal case?

   • In your reading you will constantly be referred to legal cases or what are sometimes referred to as ‘legal authorities’. These are the reports of cases heard and decided in different courts within the legal system.

   Legal Systems Method Study Guide - University of London

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   What are the rules in a legal case?

   • In dealing with legal cases and reaching a legal determination of the case the courts will follow certain rules about what evidence of the facts needs to be provided, how and when the evidence should be provided. ‘Substantive law’ is law that defines, regulates and creates the obligations and rights of a particular party.

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   What is a challenge in a legal case?

   • The challenge for the reader is often to distil from these long judgments the exact point of law that was applied in the case. Statutory provisions are often short (e.g. the Law Reform (Frustrated Contracts) Act 1943 and Misrepresentation Act 1967 have three main sections), yet each effects substantial changes in the law.

   1 Introduction and general principles - University of London

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   What business law topics are covered in this book?

   • Most of the business law topics covered in this book involve civil law. Civil cases result in remedies for the person winning and liabilities for the person losing. Criminal law includes all statute and case law which make certain conduct an ofence.

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8. www.london.ac.uk › sites › defaultLegal system and method - University of London

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   Case reports are published in a number of different series of law reports and organised according to the year in which they were decided or reported. The operation of the common law system of precedent depends on lawyers being able