Category: Essay

One is Family Law – Domestic Violence

– And the other on Company Law on Registration of a company.

Order 1
1- Instruction on the Family Law” Problem Question on “Domestic Violence”

Question:

Read the Case Study below before undertaking the exercises which follow:

John Smith and Mark Edwards have been living together for four years. John is a successful lawyer in a large city firm and Mark is an aspiring writer who has yet to find a publisher for his first novel. They live in John’s three bedroom townhouse at 33, Acorn Avenue, Langley, RX23 4SR, and Mark takes care of the house and cooks all their meals.

At a recent party, John met Ian, with whom he has fallen in love, and they plan to marry. When John told Mark of his plans, he told Mark that he, Mark, would have to leave the house and find another home.

Mark has nowhere else to live and has very limited funds. He refused to leave the house and since then John has made life there very unpleasant for him. He has frequently criticised Mark’s cooking skills and his inability to find a publisher in front of their friends and last week he threw a bowl of pasta at Mark, narrowly missing Mark but breaking a kitchen window.

Last night John came home late, drunk. He took a carving knife out of a drawer in the kitchen, held it against Mark’s neck and told him that if he had not moved out by the next day, he, John, would not be responsible for his actions.

Mark is terrified of what John might do but he wants to continue to live in the house because of his circumstances and as it is close to the hospice where his terminally ill father is living.

ASSESSMENT
Your task is to undertake the following TWO (2) exercises, producing the relevant documentation where appropriate.

Exercise 1

Citing case law and statutory authority, explain whether Mark will be able to obtain a personal protection order, remain in the house and exclude John from it at this time.

Exercise 2

Download and complete the relevant court documentation.

FORMAT

These exercises should take the format of a portfolio consisting of legal advice and the completed relevant court documentation.

Please visit the website below to access this documentation:

http://hmctsformfinder.justice.gov.uk/HMCTS/GetForm.do?court_forms_id=1117

N.B:

ONLY Use the downloadable UK documents such Registration from of registration of the company and download court UK documentation only onhttp://hmctsformfinder.justice.gov.uk/HMCTS/GetForm.do?court_forms_id=1117

and other articles and journals and cases and statutory only from the UK jurisdiction.

Style: Oxford
Language: UK English
Family Law: 20 number of sources UK only.

Order 2
2- Company Law on Registration of a company.

Case Study

In 2009, Sirius Pink purchased a large, disused school for £300,000. He now intends to convert the property into a nursing home, which he will then manage. Sirius will need substantial capital in order to pursue his plans, and his cousins, Petunia White and Dumbledore Old, have indicated that they are willing to join the business and help him run the nursing home. Hermione Yellow, a retired housewife, is also willing to invest £100,000 in non – voting preference shares in the company. Hermione is insisting that she be given the right to remain a director for as long as she is a shareholder, so that she can `keep an eye on her investment’.

The following additional information has been provided:

– A shelf company, JLIT Shelf Company 06897 Limited (fictitious) will be used as the vehicle for the new business.

– The company’s name will be changed to Rest Care Ltd.

– The company will have an issued share capital of £150,000, comprising 150,000 fully paid ordinary shares of £1 each.

– Sirius, Petunia and Dumbledore will all invest £50,000 in exchange for 50,000 ordinary shares at £1 each.

– The company will adopt the Model Articles for private companies limited by shares.

– Sirius, Petunia and Hermione will be appointed directors of the company.

– Once established, the company will enter into a loan agreement with Grainger Bank for £70,000 to be secured by way of a first
fixed and floating charge over all the assets of the company.

Your task is to undertake the following TWO (2) exercises, producing the relevant documentation where appropriate:

(A)
Download the relevant forms from the Companies House website; complete the INO1 Forms as required by s9 of the Companies Act 2006, inserting the details of Petunia, Hermione and Dumbledore.

The paper may be no more than 10 pages maximum, should be written in a formal scholarly style and conform to APA format. The following discussion is based on the grading rubric criteria. The use of headings is strongly recommended to organize your paper into the sections listed below:

Significance to your practice and to nursing: We want to hear from you why you think the concept is important. What is it about this concept that is significant to your practice and to nursing in general? Examine the concept from both within the lens of your personal practice and within Nursing in general. Be sure to support this section with evidence from the literature.

Identify uses and define the concept: This section is so very important! What you want to do is look at many, many different sources for uses and definitions of your concept…dictionaries, literature, thesauruses, etc. Do not stick only to the nursing or medical literature. Present the historical development of the concept and its origins in language. Gather all the definitions you can find, even those that you think are unrelated. For example, if your concept is coping, then even look at uses from the architecture literature…there are copings on buildings…coping saws, a coping garment, etc. Even though you may not think it is related to nursing, looking at a concept from as many different perspectives as possible helps you gain a thorough understanding of your concept and gives it a richness in meaning. You will be required in the rubric (guidelines) of the paper to obtain definitions from at least 5 sources and 3 different disciplines. This is a minimum expectation. Look at literature from other disciplines such as engineering, business, art, etc… Some concepts will have many more definitions/uses and remember that you want to be as thorough as possible.

Define the attributes (include antecedents & consequences): As you are looking at the uses and definitions of the concept, make a list of the characteristics you are seeing over and over. You want to try to show the cluster of attributes that are the most frequently associated with the concept and gives the analysis the broadest insight into the concept. Also include the antecedents and consequences. Antecedents are those events or incidents that must occur prior to the occurrence of the concept. Thus an antecedent cannot be a defining attribute. Consequences are those events or incidents that occur as a result of the occurrence of the concept…the outcomes of the concept. In the coping example, an antecedent was an intensely stressful stimulus …the consequence was the regaining of balance. These may be difficult to understand…be sure to refer to the concept analysis examples for further review.

Cases: Write each of these as actual scenarios, you may pull these examples from your own experience, or you may choose to “make them up”.

Model Case: The model case, also often called the exemplar case, is an example of what the concept looks like. You need to apply the concept to a clinical situation sort of like a case study. You can make this up, use an example from your clinical practice, or an example from the literature (It is not appropriate to use the cases developed by an author of a published concept analysis). Bold the defining attributes as your example includes them in the scenario.

Borderline Case: The borderline case is an example that contains some of the defining attributes but not all of them. The case is inconsistent in some way from the concept under consideration. In Chinn & Kramer (2008), they speak of an analysis of fatigue. For the borderline case, the case could include military fatigue clothing. Another example is the concept of mothering. A borderline case might be about a computer motherboard.Related Case: A related case does not contain the critical attributes of your chosen concept, but may contain similar ideas. For example, the concept quality of life may include a related case that is an example of satisfaction with life, well-being or health status. Remember, this should be a demonstration of a situation that is very similar to your chosen concept, but not exactly the same. It will not contain the defining attributes of your chosen concept.