By: Ajit Singh Sidhu The case of Tuberville v Savage[1] is one that today cane be described as illogical for today’s context. As with...

By: Raqib B. Osman Negligence isn’t a virus – but it surely has helped spread one. Workplace infections account for a large number of...

By: Peter Groves By: Peter Groves[1] “Intellectual property is the oil of the 21st century”, Mark Getty, founder of Getty Images, the...

By: Baldeep Singh (Lecturer for Law at ATC) INTRODUCTION Banks and scandals are 2 words that if typed in Google, it will give you enough...

By: Aryamanya Rodrick, Bishop Stuart University, Uganda ABSTRACT The doctrine of Rule of Law ordinarily implies that the law is supreme....

By: Ajit Singh Sidhu (University of London) & Aryamanya Rodrick (Bishop Stuart University, Uganda) ABSTRACT As law students, we are well...

By: Ajit Singh Sidhu Case c-896/19[1] is one of the line of seminal and recent cases that shows on the CJEU being able to stop and...

By: Ajit Singh Sidhu Looking at case law it is fair to presume the Keck test is akin the wine botte that is kept at the back of the shelf...

By: Santhi Latha Let us start by talking about whether a law degree means that your only career option is to be in legal practice. The...

By: Raqib B. Osman The civil justice system is made to resolve disputes between two citizens, such as in areas of contract, tort and land...

By: Ajit Singh Sidhu Many people believe that commercial law is the engine that drives the desire for trade .This is a mistaken view .As...