Introduction To Law And Practice Flashcards

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Burden of Proof is …

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The obligation of one party (claimant in civil cases and prosecution in criminal cases) to prove their case to the court

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Equitable Remedies are…

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Discretionary remedies within equity that are rewarded if the judge deems it fail

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Standard of Proof is…

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The weight of evidence required to prove and win their case

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4
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Equitable maxims are….

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Short statements used by judges and legal writers in the system of law known as equity

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5
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Damages are…

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Sum of compensation awarded by court in civil cases

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6
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Common law is defined as…

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Law made by judges in their written decisions in individual court cases

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7
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Equity is…

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A system of law governed by the principles of fairness and the equitable maxims. It is flexible and remedies are discretionary

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Sentence is…

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Punishment given by court for crime or offence

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Citation

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The date and reference details of a case that enables judges and lawyers to find them in law reports and online databases

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10
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Criminal law

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Body of laws owed to society as a whole

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Civil law

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Body of laws dealing with the rights and duties owed by individuals and organisations to each other

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