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In which case was the 'expressio unius exclusio alterius' rule used?
In which case was the 'expressio unius exclusio alterius' rule used?
- Duport Steels Ltd v Sirs 1 WLR 142
- R v Inhabitants of Sedgley (1831) 2 B & Ad 65 (correct)
- Powell v Kempton Park Racecourse AC 143
- Pengelley v Bell Punch Co Ltd 1 WLR 1055
Which is the regulatory body for Barristers in England & Wales?
Which is the regulatory body for Barristers in England & Wales?
- Bar Standards Board (correct)
- Solicitors Regulation Authority
- Baristas Regulation Authority
- Crown Prosecution Service
Under Judicial Review, if a public authority legislates 'beyond their powers,' what ground may a person challenge this legislation?
Under Judicial Review, if a public authority legislates 'beyond their powers,' what ground may a person challenge this legislation?
- Unlawful Ultra Vires
- Wednesbury Unreasonableness
- Procedural Ultra Vires
- Substantive Ultra Vires (correct)
True or False: Privy Council decisions are binding on England and Wales courts.
True or False: Privy Council decisions are binding on England and Wales courts.
Which of these is not an example of civil law?
Which of these is not an example of civil law?
Which of the following is a form of Alternative Dispute Resolution?
Which of the following is a form of Alternative Dispute Resolution?
What does 'Ultra Vires' refer to in legal terminology?
What does 'Ultra Vires' refer to in legal terminology?
Which principle dictates that similar cases should be decided in a similar manner?
Which principle dictates that similar cases should be decided in a similar manner?
What is the primary function of the Supreme Court in the UK?
What is the primary function of the Supreme Court in the UK?
Which legal doctrine highlights that a decision should be based on its own facts rather than on previous decisions?
Which legal doctrine highlights that a decision should be based on its own facts rather than on previous decisions?
What is the concept behind the principle of 'separation of powers'?
What is the concept behind the principle of 'separation of powers'?
What happens in the event of a conflict between an Act of Parliament and the European Convention on Human Rights?
What happens in the event of a conflict between an Act of Parliament and the European Convention on Human Rights?
Which institution is elected democratically by vote?
Which institution is elected democratically by vote?
Which court is the lowest in the civil legal system court hierarchy?
Which court is the lowest in the civil legal system court hierarchy?
Which statement about Court of Appeal (Civil Division) decisions is true?
Which statement about Court of Appeal (Civil Division) decisions is true?
How many Supreme Court justices are there?
How many Supreme Court justices are there?
Which is not a division of the High Court?
Which is not a division of the High Court?
What does CPS stand for?
What does CPS stand for?
Which statement about EU countries and the Euro currency is false?
Which statement about EU countries and the Euro currency is false?
Which is not an ‘absolute right’ under the ECHR?
Which is not an ‘absolute right’ under the ECHR?
Which stage of the legislation making process comes first?
Which stage of the legislation making process comes first?
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