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Law of Contract: Minor’s Contracts

Project status: Complete

Sale and Supply of Goods

Project status: Complete

Private International Law: Choice of Law in Tort and Delict

Project status: Complete

Business Tenancies

Project status: Complete

Consumer Prepayments on Retailer Insolvency

Project status: Complete

Download the report Download the summary The problem Prepayments are popular because they can be used to budget for big spends, such as Christmas, or as a deposit for major purchases like cars or new kitchens. On a smaller scale, gift vouchers and cards solve the dilemma of choosing the “right” gift. However, if the … Read more >

Contributory Negligence as a Defence in Contract

Project status: Complete

Personal Injury Compensation

Project status: Complete

Damages for Personal Injury: Non-pecuniary Loss

Project status: Complete

Our final report on this project examined the principles governing, and the effectiveness of, the remedy of damages for monetary and non-monetary loss, with particular regard to personal injury litigation.

Damages for Personal Injury: Medical, Nursing and Other Expenses; Collateral Benefits

Project status: Complete

Our final report on this project recommends reforms designed to rationalise one of the procedural mechanisms used to control the prosecution process – the requirement in respect of certain offences that, as a condition precedent to the institution of criminal proceedings, the consent of either a Law Officer or the Director of Public Prosecutions is … Read more >

Electronic Commerce: Formal Requirements in Commercial Transactions

Project status: Complete

This was an advisory project. Private International Law: EEC Preliminary Draft Convention on the Law Applicable to Contractual and Non-contractual Obligations (prepared jointly with the Scottish Law Commission) (1974). The EEC Convention on the Law Applicable to Contractual Obligations is scheduled to the Contracts (Applicable Law) Act 1990, and entered into force in the UK … Read more >

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