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    the name of Robert Fitzwalter to marry King John’s ex wife Isabella of Gloucester. He also forced Robert to pay 20,000 marks to the royal treasury for permission to marry. Another example of King John’s tyrannical rule was that he elected England’s courts of law. Since he elected who was the

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    not only the facts of each case and judgement, but often the reasoning behind the judgement, in much the same way as the modern law reports does. During the reign of henry II writs came into wide use. They were purchased from the king’s clerks of chancery and stated the complaint, ordering the name person either to right the wrong or to show the king’s justices

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    members of parliament. Moreover, the principle of separation of powers requires that no individual can be a member of two or three arms of the government (Markus, 2016). For instance, a member of parliament cannot at the same time serve as a High Court Judge, as this will compromise the supremacy of the Judiciary in controlling the law making process. It may also interfere with the parliament’s law-making

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    PARAMOUNT 1994 CASES IN CORPORATE FINANCE July 12, 2013 Board of Directors Paramount Re: Acquisition Dear Board of Directors: In order to make our recommendation to the Board, we must address the following questions: Acquiring Paramount Communications, Inc (PCI) was important for Redstone as it would enable Viacom to obtain a stronger position in the communications industry. His initial offer was designed to show that Viacom was a better strategic

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    CHANCERY DIVISION WALSH v. LONSDALE [1882 W. 1127.] This is one of the most frequently cited authorities on the effect of the Judicature Acts so far as the fusion of law and equity is concerned. Essentially the question down on whether the defendant could bring a legal remedy (distress) with respect to a lease which formerly would have been regarded as equitable only (effectively an agreement to grant a lease rather than one in proper legal form). Facts:The Defendant on the 29th of May 1879, agreed

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    over the plea branch and can override them at any given time. Essentially, the Queen was running a monarchy, with aspects of tyrannical jurisdiction. This court system was then transformed into the High Court of Justice, which is the justice structure they use today in modern society. The High Court of Justice consists of three branches, The Chancery, The Queen's Bench, and The Family Division. These three divisions were created in order to spread the power equally, mimicking the same divisions of power

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    Duff was to re-create the drum beat rather than use the existing recorded sound then this would still be sampling though it would only be an infringement of the musical copyright. In spite of this, Pink Floyd’s record label may have less of a case in court as the sample was so short. However this is not the case. An example of where a record company has decided to take legal action against an artist for the use of sampling is the case of Hyperion Records Limited v. Warner Music (UK) Limited. A band

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    The British criminal court system, also known as the senior courts, contains many differences to that of the courts in America. In less serious criminal trials, which contain 90% of criminal cases, the case is sent for a summary trial in 1 of over 400 magistrate courts. A summary trial is a trial with no committal and no jury. The trial is before a bench of magistrates. Most of the time there are three magistrates who are considered “lay” persons. This means that they are not professional judges

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    inequality. On May 17, 1954, the United States Supreme Court handed down its ruling in the landmark case of Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka, Kansas. Education of Topeka that Racial education of Topeka that racial segregation in public schools was unconstitutional. The case was decided on May 17, 1954. In many parts of the country, especially the South, there were separate public schools for African Americans and for whites. The U.S. Supreme Court ruled unanimously (9–0) that

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    LISTEN to all the stories about their lives and stories of the ancestors. What came as somewhat of a surprise, and I did not know, these men Willie and Boles, they were the last two men to have known Delaney Jackson. My first stop, the Fayette Chancery Clerks Office in downtown Fayette, greeted by Dr. Samuel White, we had become friends over the phone and through letters of inquiry about documents and the history of Jefferson County,

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