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LA-369A
Coursework 1 & 2 for Graduate Diploma in Law
The module is personal study, by which students submit two pieces of coursework from either LA-362, LA-365 or LA-366 or La-361, LA-367 or LA-368.
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LAA201
Equity & Trusts 1
This module examines the nature and development of equity and affords an overview of the key principles and doctrines of equity. The module focuses in particular on the trust which is equity¿s most important creation.
It provides a sound basis for understanding the nature and types of trusts, the diverse contexts in which trusts arise, the principles governing their creation and enforcement, the beneficial interests operating behind the trust, the obligations imposed on trustees and the remedies available for breaches of trust.
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LAA204
Equity & Trusts1
This module examines the nature and development of equity and affords an overview of the key principles and doctrines of equity. The module focuses in particular on the trust which is equity¿s most important creation. It provides a sound basis for understanding the nature and types of trusts, the diverse contexts in which trusts arise, the principles governing their creation and enforcement, the beneficial interests operating behind the trust, the obligations imposed on trustees and the remedies available for breaches of trust.
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LAA206
Equity & Trusts 2
This module examines the key principles and doctrines of equity and focuses in particular on the trust which is equity¿s most important creation. Every well-developed legal system seeks to enable property or funds to be held by one party either for the benefit of another or to be applied towards the attainment or promotion of various purposes and to enforce certain obligations against the party holding such property. The trust is the vehicle through which this is done under English law.
The primary aim of this module is to provide a sound basis for understanding the nature and types of trusts, the diverse contexts in which trusts arise, the principles governing their creation and enforcement, the beneficial interests operating behind the trust, the obligations imposed on trustees and the remedies available for breaches of trust. In Equity and Trusts 2, we will focus in particular on the application of the trust concept to modern life including charitable trusts, resulting trusts, and constructive trusts; and, the obligations on trustees and remedies available for breaches of trust including the liability of third parties.
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LAA209
Equity & Trusts 2
his module examines the key principles and doctrines of equity and focuses in particular on the trust which is equity¿s most important creation. Every well-developed legal system seeks to enable property or funds to be held by one party either for the benefit of another or to be applied towards the attainment or promotion of various purposes and to enforce certain obligations against the party holding such property. The trust is the vehicle through which this is done under English law.
The primary aim of this module is to provide a sound basis for understanding the nature and types of trusts, the diverse contexts in which trusts arise, the principles governing their creation and enforcement, the beneficial interests operating behind the trust, the obligations imposed on trustees and the remedies available for breaches of trust. In Equity and Trusts 2, we will focus in particular on the application of the trust concept to modern life including, resulting trusts, and constructive trusts; and, the obligations on trustees and remedies available for breaches of trust including the liability of third parties.
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LAA320
Counter-terrorism Law
The UK¿s CONTEST strategy for countering terrorism has four strands. This module focuses on the pursue strand, the aim of which is to disrupt terrorist activity. The module begins by evaluating the UK¿s statutory definition of terrorism, examining debates on the definition¿s scope and clarity. It then looks at the prosecution of terrorist suspects, focussing particularly on ¿precursor¿ criminal offences and the UK¿s self-imposed ban on the use of intercept as evidence in criminal trials. Where prosecution is not possible, the UK will seek to deport foreign suspected terrorists. One of the major obstacles to deportation ¿ the Article 3 ECHR prohibition on torture or ill-treatment ¿ is examined, along with the policy of deportation with assurances. Finally, where neither prosecution nor deportation is possible, suspected terrorists may as a last resort be issued with Terrorism Prevention and Investigation Measures. The use of these is evaluated, with particular focus on the possibility of closed sessions being held during the application process.
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LAAM10
Human Rights and Terrorism Online
Terrorist use of the Internet is a rapidly growing phenomenon. This module examines a variety of terrorists¿ online activities, including propaganda, recruitment, radicalization, communication and training. It considers different forms of response to these activities, including the contrast between ¿soft¿ and ¿hard¿ interventions and the potential impact of these different response on human rights.
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LAQ304
Equity and Trusts 1
This module examines the nature and development of equity and affords an overview of the key principles and doctrines of equity. The module focuses in particular on the trust which is equity¿s most important creation. It provides a sound basis for understanding the nature and types of trusts, the diverse contexts in which trusts arise, the principles governing their creation and enforcement, the beneficial interests operating behind the trust, the obligations imposed on trustees and the remedies available for breaches of trust.
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LAQ309
Equity and Trusts 2
This module examines the key principles and doctrines of equity and focuses in particular on the trust which is equity¿s most important creation. Every well-developed legal system seeks to enable property or funds to be held by one party either for the benefit of another or to be applied towards the attainment or promotion of various purposes and to enforce certain obligations against the party holding such property. The trust is the vehicle through which this is done under English law.
The primary aim of this module is to provide a sound basis for understanding the nature and types of trusts, the diverse contexts in which trusts arise, the principles governing their creation and enforcement, the beneficial interests operating behind the trust, the obligations imposed on trustees and the remedies available for breaches of trust. In Equity and Trusts 2, we will focus in particular on the application of the trust concept to modern life including, resulting trusts, and constructive trusts; and, the obligations on trustees and remedies available for breaches of trust including the liability of third parties.
