Competitions are everywhere. You see them at school fairs, charity events, on social media, and even on business websites. They promise exciting prizes, attract attention, and encourage people to take part. But when you plan… Difference Between a Raffle and a Prize Draw
Dann v Hamilton [1939] 1 KB 509 is a significant decision in English tort law that deals with the application of the doctrine of volenti non fit injuria in negligence claims arising from road traffic… Dann v Hamilton [1939] 1 KB 509
If you have ever bought a raffle ticket at a school fair, church event, office fundraiser, or charity dinner, you may have wondered something important afterwards: is a raffle gambling? Many people feel unsure about… Is A Raffle Gambling? A Simple Explanation Under UK Law
R v Larsonneur is a leading criminal law case from England and Wales that is commonly cited to explain how actus reus operates in strict liability offences. The decision shows that, in certain statutory offences,… R v Larsonneur
Working away from home is no longer unusual. You may be asking an employee to travel to different sites, work at a client’s premises, stay overnight, or spend long periods away from their usual base.… What Are The Employee Rights Working Away From Home?
Bradford v Robinson Rentals Ltd is a leading English tort law decision that clarifies the scope of foreseeability in negligence, particularly in relation to the type or class of harm that must be anticipated by… Bradford v Robinson Rentals Ltd
If you are renting a property, one question that often causes stress is this: can your landlord refuse to renew your tenancy? The short answer is yes, a landlord can refuse to renew a tenancy… Can a Landlord Refuse to Renew a Tenancy in the UK?
Malone v Laskey arose at a time when the courts were careful to limit the scope of private nuisance. The case focused not on whether harm had occurred, but on who was legally entitled to… Malone v Laskey
If you believe you have a strong legal claim but worry about how to pay a solicitor, you are not alone. Legal costs in the UK can be high, and for many people and businesses,… What Is A Damages Based Agreement?
Kinch v Bullard is an important English land law decision dealing with co-ownership of property and the severance of a joint tenancy. The case focuses on whether a notice of severance sent by post is… Kinch v Bullard