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    Ubi Jus Ibi Remedium

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    Miss. Aruna Adiley ------------------------------------ ACKNOWLEDGEMENT It is a matter of great pleasure for me to submit this report based on my project in “Part performance of the legal Method –Precedent” which I do feel will be an asset throughout my life. I am grateful and express my sincere thanks to Jain Sir & sona mem‚ for giving me the opportunity to collect data and information about the project and helping me through various means in

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    Do judges make law?

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    interpret the law. This can be seen that somehow they are making law but the question arises whether this is lawful or not. Declaratory theory is ignored by various ways. Judges make law by stating that the fact is significantly different from the cited precedent. The English judiciary continues to maintain its institutional commitment to the declaratory theory of law‚ a theory that can be traced back to Blackstone and beyond. In short‚ what appear to be changes made to the law‚ by judicial decision‚ are

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    DETERMINING RATIO DECIDENDI – EFFICACY OF WAMBAUGH’S TEST I. INTRODUCTION Judicial precedents are an important sources of law. They are the former judgements of the superior courts which the judges in common law countries are bound to follow. This bindingness of previous decisions on the lower courts is partly due to high status which the judges enjoyed in England and also partly because of the importance of the issues which they decided. Judicial decisions were given a high authority as

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    Unit 1 Assignment Common Law Common law is based on the bible‚ stare decisis and precedent. Basically what this means is that common law is recognized as law even if it is not actually written in the books. For example common law marriage is recognized when a couple lives together for so long even if they do not have an actual marriage license(Miller & Jentz‚ 2010). Jurisdiction Jurisdiction is the authority of the court to hear a case. For example federal court hears federal laws‚ where

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    Aisyah

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    The doctrine of binding judicial precedent The practice of following precedent is also known as ‘doctrine of stare decisis’ (stand by what has been decided). Precedent can either be declaratory precedent or original precedent. When a case is brought before a Court‚ the facts of the case has to be established by the court. After the facts are established‚ the judges will formulate and apply the relevant legal principle (the law) and reach their conclusion and decision. In accordance to doctrine

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    Unit 23: Aspects of the Legal System and Law-making Process Assignment 3 Law Making and Interpretation (3/3) Task 1 P6 – Explain how precedents are applied in court: Precedents are a past case that is used as an example or as guidance as it has similar facts and circumstances. There are 3 types of Precedents; Original‚ Binding and Persuasive. They can be used instead of statutory laws in civil cases. They are created when a new case‚ which has never been trialled in the UK courts. An example

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    Stare Decisis

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    the latest decision‚ means that the court must respect past rulings and balance the importance of decision making. On page 17 of our textbooks‚ its states that stare decisis is a central guiding principle and it does not dictate blind obedience to precedent. It allows courts to overrule previous decisions to correct errors. It is justified by preserving reasonable expectations of the legal system while maintaining consistency. It allows courts to distinguish the facts of a new case from the facts of

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    Precedent

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    PROJECT: Chicken Point Cabin LOCATON: Chicken Point‚ Idaho‚ U.S.A. OWNER: Unknown ARCHITECT: Olson Kundig Allen Architects CONSULTING ENGINEERS: Monte Clark Engineering CONTRACTOR: Doric Creager‚ MC Company‚ Spokane FUNCION: Residential Architecture PROJECT COMPLETION: 2002 The Chicken Point Cabin is Located in the North Western area of the states‚ Idaho. In Idaho the climates are similar to its neighbor state Washington where it is much cloudy and precipitates almost

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    Common Law Reasoning

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    Common law reasoning and institutions Study Pack page 11 6 ‘The Judicial Practice of Precedent’ Adam Gearey Staff and students of the University of London External Laws Programme are reminded that copyright subsists in this extract and the work from which it was taken. This copy has been made under a licence from the Copyright Licensing Agency of the UK (www.cla.co.uk). Any digital or printed copy supplied to or made by you under the terms of this licence is for use in connection with this course

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    Case name Case facts What it links to Rookes V Barnard Rookes sued the union officials‚ including Mr Barnard‚ the branch chairman. Rookes said that he was the victim of a tortious intimidation that had used unlawful means to induce BOAC to terminate his contract. The strike was alleged to be the unlawful means. -The case was almost immediately reversed Miliangos V George Frank Textiles George Frank Ltd was a Swiss textile producer who sold and delivered textiles to Miliangos‚ textile

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