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Adam . Law A level English 6 cards

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  1. 1Whiteley v ChappellThe defendant used a dead person's name to vote however they weren't found guilty as the dead person isn't entitled to vote.
  2. 2BerrimanBerriman was killed whilst maintaining the tracks but there is no claim because the statue says relaying or repairing.
  3. 3R v AllenJudges had to decide whether marry meant legal marriage or ceremony, they chose ceremony therefore the defendant was guilty of bigamy.
  4. 4Adler v GeorgeDefendant argued that he was inside the prohibited place, not in the vicinity so the judges modified the meaning and found him guilty.
  5. 5Smith v HughesJudges found the prostitutes guilty as the aim of the act was to stop them soliciting in a public place, they were soliciting out of the window of their house.
  6. 6Jones v Tower Boot Co'course of employment' under s32 of the Race Relations Act 1976. Claimant was able to claim because the purpose of the Race Relations Act was to eliminate racism.

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A level Law (English legal system) Flashcards on Cases, created by Adam . on 13/09/2019.
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