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Contract Law: Intention to Create Legal Relations

Posted by Catherine Robinson on

Establishing the intention to create legal relations is a vital aspect of UK contract law. While the presumption is that commercial agreements intend to be legally binding and domestic agreements do not, the actual intention of the parties is always assessed based on the circumstances and facts of each case.

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Sample LNAT Essay: Should the law require people to vote in general elections?

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In Australia, voting is compulsory. But should we follow their lead? Read this essay to learn about the key issues in this debate.

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Sample LNAT Essay: ‘We must be prepared to sacrifice traditional liberties to defeat terrorism.’ Discuss.

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Human rights are very important, but should terrorists enjoy the same liberties as everyone else? Find out here.

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Sample LNAT Essay: Should private cars be rationed? If so, how?

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Cars are big and noisy and emit greenhouse gases. But should we be denied access to car ownership in some sort of rationing effort? Read this essay to be acquainted with the correct opinion.

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Sample LNAT Essay: What disciplinary sanctions should teachers be allowed to use?

Posted by Catherine Robinson on

Teachers hitting students used to be commonplace in schools across the UK, and who could blame them? Me apparently because I've written an essay arguing that teachers should not have this power and should instead use non-punitive methods to maintain classroom discipline. Click here to read it.

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