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| Code | Title / Subject / Price |
| Lawe0001 | Consumer Guarantees: the
EC's draft Directive [£19.99] With the establishment of the Single Market the European Community has at last begun to have an impact on some of the core areas of commercial and consumer law. The European Commission has published proposals for a directive on the sale of consumer goods and associated guarantees which, if adopted in its present form, will require further amendment to a central area of sale law which was the subject of domestic reform just two years ago. The purpose of this piece is to examine the proposals and to consider their likely impact should they be adopted [10,000 words] |
| Lawe0002 | Unfair Terms in Consumer
Contracts Regulations 1994 [£19.99] In 1975 the European Commission's first draft proposal on unfair terms in consumer contracts appeared but it took some eighteen years for the contents of the Directive to be finally agreed. During the intervening period the format of the proposal changed greatly and that adopted on April 5, 1993 represents a significantly watered down version not only of the Commission's original proposal but also a number of the proposals put forward during that time. The Member States were required to implement the provisions of the Directive into national law by December 31, 1994 and this has been achieved in the United Kingdom by means of the Unfair Terms in Consumer Contracts Regulations 1994 made under the European Communities Act 1972. The Regulations became operative on 1 July 1995. Hitherto control over the use of unfair terms has been provided both by statute and under common law and in relation to the former the most important is the Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977. Like a number of other EC consumer protection measures, this Directive is one of minimum harmonisation and thus Member States are entitled to maintain or introduce stricter rules to control unfair terms [10,000 words] |
| Lawe0003 | Should parent’s
be held responsible for the criminal acts of their children to a
greater or lesser extent than the law at present commands? [£24.99] We can’t cope with the effects of youth crime - 1997 Audit showed that youth crime amounts to 7 million recorded offences per year, costing over £4 billion, and only a quarter being solved by police. The courts deal with only 3% of these offences - i.e. a caution is the most typical form of sanction, as children under 15 cannot be ordered to a Young Offender’s Institution. Only 1 in 18 receives a custodial sentence, and many receive caution after caution with impunity. The average age for a young offender is 15. A quarter of all known offenders in Britain are under 18. In ten years there will be an estimated 10,000 more criminal teenagers if the trends continue. Depend on the causes of youth crime and trying to prevent it as well as determining which type of sanction helps deter recurrence of youth crime. Possible causes range from poor diet, family background, poor communication, poor discipline, poor attitude, socio-economic and personal problems, boredom, and opportunity to irresponsible parents [15,000 words] |
| Lawe0004 |
Assess
the correctness and appropriateness of the current
legislation governing the various categories of euthanasia [£19.99] |
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