The English legal System
About the Lecture
The lecture The English legal System by Tim Aghotor is from the course Legal English (EN). It contains the following chapters:
- Does UK Has a Constituation?
- The Separation of Powers
- The Supremacy of Parliament
- The Role of the ECJ
- The Rule of Law
Included Quiz Questions
Primary sources of law are ...
- statutes and binding court decisions.
- articles of judges or lawyers in law reviews.
- legal writings of the highest order.
- sources that you get primary legal education.
- sources of law at the early stage.
A mandatory/binding authority is …
- the type which courts must adhere to.
- the type which makes a court mandatory.
- the type that convinces the court.
- that mandates the court.
What is civil law legal system?
- It refers to the law based on the doctrine of emperor Justinian.
- It refers to the law based on civilian rules.
- It refers to the civil rules of the law.
- It is a democratic rule.
- It is a legal system for the masses.
What is common law?
- It refers to the law based on the English legal system.
- It is a law that is common to all.
- It refers to the law from the common people.
- It refers to the law based on the German legal system.
What is case law?
- It is the law made by judges in their decisions.
- It is the law made on a case by case basis.
- It is the reason for cases.
- It is the law that settles all cases.
- Case law just means the law of the cases.
Which of the following is not a type of case law?
- Case law based on election.
- Purely decisional case law.
- Case law based on constitutional provisions.
- Case law based on statutory provisions.
What is Res Judicata?
- It states that a decision in a particular case shall not be reversed.
- It is a doctrine to preserve the effect of a previous judgment.
- It is an analogy in civil law closest to common law.
- None of these answers is true.
Which of the following are characteristical of conventions?
- They are not law.
- They are long established tradition which tend to be followed because they have become the right way to live.
- Conventions are disagreements.
- None of these answers is true.
Author of lecture The English legal System
Tim Aghotor
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