Law Dissertation - Cross Border Insolvency

This is the time of ever-increasing competition between corporations forcing them to make the most of resources available to them and when there are no better resources available to corporations, they do not hesitate to cross borders and exploit resources offered by other states. Technology and growth in rising demands have made it a lot easier and feasible for businesses to look over their national boundaries. Incentives that drive corporations and individuals to take such steps are numerous, and are not the focus of this paper. It is interesting to note that past few decades have seen the boom in multinational corporations.

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Law Dissertation - Subsidiarity Community Legislative

This chapter will consider the role of subsidiarity as a tool for monitoring the jurisdictional limits of the Community legislative competence. It will begin by looking at its definition as a principle employed to delegate executive functions to central institutions where it is practical to do so. Then it will focus at its adoption by the European Community through an assessment of the current mechanisms of judicial review by the Court of Justice as well as the potential of national parliaments to monitor its implementation and exercise.

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Law Dissertations - Occupiers Premises Accommodation

Occupiers' Liability is regarded as the duty owed by those who occupy land towards the safety of those who enter onto the land. It's an area of tort and was originally developed through common law, although today it’s governed by statute. The duty owed to lawful visitors or those with permission to enter onto the land is defined in the OLAs 1957. The duty owed to those who enter onto land without permission (trespassers) is defined in the OLAs 1984. Should people be responsible for the consequences of their own actions? If this statement it’s valid or not will be examined in contrast to OLAs Acts 1957 and 1984.

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