Chapter 1 Flashcards

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What is the difference between criminal and civil law

A

Criminal- what state disapproves and wants to control (enforce form of behaviour)

Civil- involves relationships between citizens (settle disputes)

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2
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What are statute and case law

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Statute- made by parliament
Case- developed over time

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3
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What is the process of direct legislation

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  1. MP debate if bill should be come law in house of commons
  2. Member of house of lords determine pros and cons
  3. Law created (act of parliament)- bill pass through HOC and HOL before royal assent
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4
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What are examples of delegated legislation

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Statutory instruments (made by gov ministers)
Bylaws (local authority)
Order in council (privy council)

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5
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What is UNCISG

A

parties operating in different countries in UN can pick which set of laws to follow on sale of goods

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6
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When doesn’t UNCISG apply

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(MAPS)

Supply of labour is major part
Buyer buys most of Material
Personal use
Auction

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7
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Obligations of buyers and sellers

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Buyer= pay price and comply
Seller= deliver at time, right place, quantity, quality

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8
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What does convention highlight regarding risk of damage

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passes from seller to buyer when goods are handed over or sold in transit

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