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The overlapping doctrines of maintenance and champerty have long been regarded as cornerstones of the common law, particularly in Ireland. While these doctrines overlap to some degree Matthew Dutton, a justice of the peace in Dublin writing in 1721, stated the difference between these two doctrines as follows: “My Lord Coke tells us, that Champerty is Maintenance, but not é converso;1 so that the Difference between these Offences seems to be thus: Champerty, is where the Party prosecuting is to…

In this essay, I, will explore the key themes in Health and Social Care. The term ‘Health and Social Care’ In the UK involves the services that are accessible from Health and Social Care professionals (The Free Dictionary by Farlex, ‘Health and Social care’). The quality of Health and Social Care services is determined on the success of the range of professionals and how they all contribute together (Judith Thomas, 2014). Health and Social Care can entail working with people of various ages…

Parr Motherhood In 1924, and with a degree of ill grace, Vyse went around saying that he was too busy even to contemplate his exhibiting at the Royal Academy. Furthermore, it was his opinion that Parr was fortunate the RA committee had considered his work. He disregarded the fact that Parr’s stoneware group Motherhood (RA1548), was accepted for exhibition (Fig. 61). The reason for Vyse’sw jealousy was that the exhibit in question is possibly the liveliest figure produced by Parr, and unlike…

childhood. Anne could not give the King a son so he had her executed. Henry's marriage to Anne was declared null and void and Elizabeth was declared illegitimate and denied of her place in the line of the crown. She was no longer Elizabeth, Princess of Wales, but simple Lady Elizabeth (“QUEEN ELIZABETH I.”, 1998). As a child, Elizabeth was given a very impressive education, and Elizabeth excelled at her studies. From…

In 1824, AACo was established as a land development company with the assistance of the British Parliament’s Crown Grant of 1,000,000 acres in the Port Stephens area of the Colony of New South Wales. An image of the original Royal Charter is shown above. In 1831 Shorthorn bulls were imported from England to develop the company herds. By 1850, despite droughts, depressions and some heavy stock losses, the company’s sheep numbers had risen to 114,118; cattle numbers to 8,306; and horse numbers to…

processes such as perception, attention, memory, language, and thinking (Mcleod, 2015). Perham and Vizard (2010) tested memory by studying 25 native English speakers with normal hearing and vision. All participants were undergraduates from South Wales University, ranging from ages 18 through 30. The participants were to view 25 lists of eight letters which were to be recalled…

from the bright blue rings. • The size of the octopus is around 15 cm at a maximum. • The blue ringed octopus is found in subtropical waters off eastern coast of Australia, south of the Great Barrier Reef around Bundy and back down towards New South Wales area. • The blue ringed octopus has a small beak which is located on the underside of the head that contains the poison in the saliva. • The blue ringed octopus is an inshore species found on rocky reefs and seagrass beds in the shallow…

the opinion of the inspector, they are failing to comply with the law. Where appropriate, inspectors may also serve improvement and prohibition notices, withdraw approvals, vary licence conditions or exemptions, issue simple cautions* (England and Wales only), and they may prosecute (or report to the Procurator Fiscal with a view to prosecution in Scotland). 4 Giving information and advice, issuing improvement or prohibition notices, and withdrawal or variation of licences or other…

of a patient, the operations of a healthcare facility, and influence healthcare providers on decisions that they may make with care for a patient. The concept of variation within the medical field has been in discussion since 1938 in England and Wales (Joshi, Ransom, Nash, & Ransom, 2014). The…

There were several roles that Aboriginal people of the 19th century had fulfilled that directly contributed to the colonial development of Australia; some of these roles included domestic servitude, guides and Law enforcement officers. During the period of 1804 – 1822, Newcastle had been an open air prison where countless prisoners had attempted to escape. The Aboriginal tribe that inhabited this area had been extraordinary participants in the recapturing of the escapees (Lecture 5, Slide 6).…