Good day Seniors, We are excited to launch SuperlawGHâs Makola Prep Seriesâ our structured and results-driven program designed to help you excel. Our sessions are broken into four key phases, with built-in breaks for personal study and reflection. 1ïžâŁ Revision Sessions đ 12 classes (2 per examinable course) covering must-know topics. This phase reinforces key […]
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The prosecution in the trial in which a 52-year-old legal practitioner is standing trial for allegedly forging a will has decided to continue the trial, a Principal State Attorney, Dominic Bakoma, has told the trial court. This comes after the Attorney-General took over the prosecution of the case from the police prosecutors in November last
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Sunday evening, OpenAI launched âdeep researchâ in ChatGPT, that conducts multi-step research on the internet for complex tasks. It accomplishes in minutes what would take a human many hours. From OpenAI, âŠ[Yo]u give it a prompt, and ChatGPT will find, analyze, and synthesize hundreds of online sources to create a comprehensive report at the level
The decision to pursue a judicial career is frequently made at different stages in an individualâs life. Irrespective of when this decision is made, one critical factor that girds it is the individualâs passion for justice. Initially, the decision may arise prior to entering law school, as one recognizes that an aspiration to become a
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Facts In Collins v Wilcock (1984), Defendant was charged with assaulting a police officer, the Plaintiff, following a scuffle between them. Plaintiff had seen Defendant with another woman, who was known to be a prostitute, and attempted to question Defendant by holding Defendantâs arm. Issue The issue was whether Plaintiff’s action of holding Defendantâs arm
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Facts In Cassidy v Ministry of Health (1951) 2 KB 343, the plaintiff underwent an operation on his hand performed by Dr. Fahrini, who was employed full-time as an assistant medical officer at the defendant’s (Dâs) hospital. After the operation, P’s hand was placed in a splint, and Plaintiff was under the care of Dr.
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Facts In Kemsley v Foot (1952) AC 345, the defendant, a newspaper, published an article with the headline âLower than Kemsley,â which referred to the plaintiff (P), a well-known newspaper proprietor. The article criticized the conduct of another newspaper unrelated to Plaintiff. In response, Plaintiff brought an action for libel, seeking damages, and Defendant pleaded
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Facts In Wilson v. Pringle (1987) QB 237, two 13-year-old schoolboys, the plaintiff and the defendant , were involved in an incident where Plaintiff claimed damages for trespass to the person. Plaintiff alleged that Defendant intentionally jumped on his back. Defendant denied liability, arguing that he only pulled Pâs school bag off his shoulder, which
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Facts In Rylands v. Fletcher (1868) LR 3 HL 330, the defendant (D) arranged for the construction of a water reservoir on their land for use with their mill operation. Beneath the land, there were old, disused mining shafts and passages. The weight of the water in the reservoir caused the shafts to break, and
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Facts In Lewis v. Daily Telegraph Ltd [1964] AC 234, articles were published in the Daily Telegraph and Daily Mail under the headlines: “Enquiry on Firm by City Police” and “Fraud Squad Probe Firm,” which stated that the police were inquiring into the affairs of a company of which the plaintiff, Lewis, was the chairman.
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