Faculty of Law
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Law has been studied at Cambridge University since the thirteenth century.Today, the Faculty has more than seventy teaching staff, about 750 undergraduate students, over 100 LL.M. students and about 100 graduate research students.
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Eminent Scholars Archive
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The Croatia/Slovenia arbitral award of 29 June 2017: is there a common method for delimiting all maritime zones under international law?
In its award of 29 June 2017, the arbitral tribunal which had been requested to settle the boundary dispute between Croatia and Slovenia stated that the method for delimiting maritime zones is identical whether the boundary ... -
‘Wage’, ‘salary’ and ‘remuneration’: a genealogical exploration of juridical terms and their significance for the employer’s power to make deductions from wages
The Supreme Court in Hartley v King Edwards VI College (2017) has confirmed that an employee who refuses to work in accordance with his contract forfeits his right to be paid for the duration of the breach. The decision ... -
Keeping promises in federal systems: the legal status of intergovernmental agreements with special reference to Belgium and Canada
(Faculty of Law, University of Cambridge, 2004-03-09)Intergovernmental agreements (IGAs) represent one of the most formal and commonly used instruments for managing intergovernmental relations within federal systems. Through an analysis of the Belgian and Canadian cases, ... -
The Relationship between Judicial Review & The Upper Tribunal: What Have the Courts Made of Cart?
Ten years have gone by since the enactment of the Tribunals, Courts and Enforcement Act (“TCEA”) which laid down the legislative framework for the most important and comprehensive reorganisation of the tribunal system ...
