The English law plays a huge role in governance of England and Wales, therefore, anyone interested in learning about the laws in the two regions should have a solid understanding of the English legal system. This course starts by first examining the foundations of English law, the idea of equality before the law and how it applies to maintaining justice and fairness, and the significance of judicial independence. Next, we will examine contract law, criminal law, constitutional and administrative law. We will then examine human rights, which are fundamental to preserving each person's intrinsic value and dignity.

The tort law will then be discussed, covering negligence through the lenses of negligence: duty of care and breach, causation, and remoteness of damage. Property law, legal estates and their rights and responsibilities, land interests, leases, licenses, and their respective legal implications will all be covered after that. We will also teach you about equity and trust, fiduciary relationships, the rights, powers, and limitations of trustees, employment law, family law, and legal research projects.

This course is best fit for legal practitioners and anyone else interested in any branch of the English law. Understanding the sources of law, judicial systems, and the guiding principles of UK justice administration can be achieved with a firm grasp of this law. It is practically priceless and the foundation of all civilizations and communities striving to establish and preserve justice, peace, and prosperity. Anyone interested in gaining a thorough understanding of English law should take this course. Enrol now and begin an exciting legal journey through the English law.