Articles, tagged with "house of lords", page 1
Permanent Health Insurance and Holiday Pay
Permanent health insurance (PHI) is designed to provide incomes for an employee if he is are unable to work because of ill health. Typically a PHI policy will pay 75% of an individual's salary until retirement.The decision of the House of Lords in String...
Great Westminster Hotel Rooms for Your Excellent Late Summer Holiday Trips
Sourcing a fabulous place to stay in central London England during the school holidays is quick and easy at Hotels in London Ltd. The centre Westminster has several hotels with lovely attractions close by. London Bayswater is the most popular location to ...
Coach Minibus Hire London
The first thought that comes to your mind when you think of visiting London is the numerous art galleries and museums that dot the city. While most people go around the city by travelling on trams, buses and trains, one of the lesser known options is hiri...
Is There A Time Limit To Make A Personal Injury Claim?
According to the law, people who have suffered damage, whether it is financial or otherwise, do not have an endless time frame to make a claim against the person who caused the damage. They will need to make their claim within a specific time limit which ...
Omission of Duties
Delivering the majority judgment, Lord Atkin laid down the rule of determining the duty thus: “The liability for negligence is no doubt based upon a general public sentiment of moral wrong doing for which the offender must pay.
But acts or omissions w...
Am I Legally Liable for Damage Caused by My Horses
Sometimes even well-disciplined horses will occasionally misbehave and cause accidents. In these situations, horse owners are likely to be left confused about the degree of responsibility which they have for their horse's actions and whether they will be ...
The Great City London
House Buckingham Palace the official residence of the Queen of United Kingdom and the palace is an impressive sight to behold and is one of the most popular tourist attractions in London. With over 820,000 square feet of the royal residence Buckingham Pal...
Do London lawyers prefer cameras in court
If you ever see the news and there is a legal case currently being reported, the closest you may get to looking at any kind of courtroom activity is definitely an artist's sketch. At present Television cameras are restricted from Uk courtrooms. This curre...
Will the United Kingdom want cameras in court?
If you ever keep an eye on the news and there is a legal case to be documented, the closest you'll arrive at watching almost any court room action is undoubtedly an artist's drawing. At the moment Television cameras will be restricted from Uk courtrooms. ...
The Victim of Barrister Negligence? What Can You Do?
Most people do not know what to expect from their barrister let alone would be able to recognise when their barrister is negligent. Most people's experiences stretch to watching a crime drama on tv!
You may well have a long standing relationship with y...
Carrying out legal research effectively
When tasked with a legal research assignment, your primary goal is to find 'authority' to help you answer a particular legal problem.
'Authority' is weighted depending on your source. Primary authority includes legislation - acts of parliament and reg...
Home Cctv - Is it Allowed by the law?
There are no legal restrictions on taking pictures in a public location with no presumption of privacy for folks in a public location
The section above is extracted from Hansard's record of a House of Lords session on 16th July 2008.
The particular...
Arctic Systems Ltd. Case Successful
The Jones succeeded in their three-year onslaught to stop a Revenue reinterpreting taxation law retrospectively.The House of Lords ruled upon a 25th Jul 2007 in foster of Geoff as well as Diana Jones of Arctic Systems Ltd in a allotment which has private ...
Explore the home of politics in London
London is far more than a centre for international tourism, finance and commerce - it's also the beating heart of the UK's political world.
The city is full of places where key decisions that affect the country and the world are made - and you can see ...
New government, new ceremonies
British politics is not without a certain level of pomp. Following the general election in May, a tremendous amount of tradition must be adhered to so that government can put its plans into action.
The main aspect of this is the state opening of parli...