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    Law Like love

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    world. In "Law like Love"‚ W. H. Auden intends for the reader to understand that the nature of a person’s perspective is dependent on one’s surroundings‚ because each person has their own view of the world‚ causing the formation of many different ideas and inadvertently representing a freedom of speech. Determined by physical and mental environment‚ an individual’s viewpoint will vary accordingly. For example‚ in "Law like Love" Auden writes that a carefree‚ out-of-doors gardener will see Law as the

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    Civil Law

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    Civil Law Aims‚ Parties‚ Why we require civil law and areas of civil law. A civil case is a lawsuit between one person (or organisation) against another. To right a perceived wrong in a legal sense. It can include cases of defamation‚ neighbour disputes‚ negligence leading to personal injury or the recovery of debts. Judgements in a civil case could include payment of damages (and court costs) or an enforceable court order. The purpose of civil law is to uphold the rights of individuals and

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    Law as a Living Body

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    Law as a Living Body Laws are here for a reason they are here to protect us and our families or loved ones. Without them the world would be complete chaos and very unsafe. The law is a very complex thing‚ and when it comes down to it there are two types of lawlaw on the books and law in action. Law on the books is the law that is set in stone it cannot be changed to benefit certain situations it just is what it is. Law in action however can be twisted or reformed into something the same with

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    Response Assignment One Hammurabi’s law is one of the first set of laws to be used throughout centenaries. These laws were placed for a govern democracy. Three different gods saw Hammurabi worthy enough to create a law to govern the land. Anu‚ Bel‚ and Shamash who all feel that Hammurabi is superior‚ can make fair judgment‚ and will bring justice to the people. Hammurabi now feels that he is one of the mightiest rulers he sees himself as god of all kings. Hammurabi considers himself to be the Shepard

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    The Main Purposes of Law

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    Laws are set of rules formed to maintain order and discipline in our society. Two main purposes of law are: 1. stating and elaborating our rights and responsibilities towards society‚ 2. ability to distinguish right from wrong. When a law that is existing for a long time is challenged for not serving the purposes stated above‚ then they are considered rigid. Rigid laws need to be reformed to provide flexibility. For instance‚ consider suffrage - the civil right to vote. For ages‚ women were

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    Business Law

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    Subject Business Law Subject Number BBC131 Trainer Mr Tony Antoniou Due Date 7th Oct 2012 Chapter 1 LEGAL FOUNDATIONS Tutorial Questions 1 Why did common law become so rigid and flexible? The social behaviour of surroundings where society

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    Evaluate the Effectiveness of Law Reform in Australia Law Reform in Australia is effective in varying degrees. Through Native Title Reform and Law Reform in Sport‚ the effectiveness of Law Reform in Australia is further outlined. The term ‘Native Title’ refers to the right of Indigenous people to their traditional land. In Australia it has a legal significance of the right to an area of land‚ claimed by people whose ancestors were the original inhabitants of the land before European settlement

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    Bank Law

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    a banker’s duty of confidentiality is not absolute. The TOURNIER principles set out four areas where a bank can legally disclose information about its customer. These principles today are still in place and are:-  Where the bank is compelled by law to disclose the information.  If the bank has a public duty to disclose the information.  If the bank’s own interests require disclosure.  Where the customer has agreed to the information being disclosed. Liability If a bank discloses information

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    Changes In Law Enforcement

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    Law Enforcement has changed dramatically over the years in the United States. Our history has progressed from the English law. Many technological advances have helped shape law enforcement today. Also new ways and ideas of policing have influenced the change in law enforcement. Law enforcement has become less corrupt over the years. Women are playing a big role in enforcement. New rules‚ laws‚ and procedures have been put in place to help improve or society. The criminal justice system of England

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    Cyber Law in India

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    Introduction Cyber law India is an organization that is dedicated to the passing of relevant and dynamic Cyber laws in India. Considering India is one of the biggest economies impacting electronic commerce and the biggest markets to target‚ it is but natural to accept that India should have in place appropriate enabling legal provisions for effective and secure cyber transactions. Cyber law India as an organization has been active since late 1990’s in India. Cyber law India was responsible for

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