English law

This node seeks to list primarily nodes relating to the law of England and Wales, but I might as well list interesting English-jurisprudence nodes from abroad, where they fill in the gaps in the law.

msg me with your additions to this list.

Legal Profession

Each one of these professions has it's own "special power" that allows its members to slay their opponents undertake a certain kind of work.

• Bar
  Special power: Short training period. Not having to meet the public. Appear before Supreme Court
• Solicitor (Unfilled).
  Special power: Able to acquire other people's special powers. Also: Supervise service of Anton Piller Orders. The mainstay of the profession.
• Notary Public
  Special power: Making foreigners believe things really are real.
• Scriveners (Unfilled) Internationally recognised London notaries on crack!
• Legal Executive (Unfilled)
  Special Powers: Not being lawyers; earning money while training.
• Licensed Conveyancer (Unfilled)
  Special power: Conveyancing; not being a lawyer.

• Negotiable instrument
• Chose in Action
• Proprietary Interest
• Bailment (Foreign?)

• Negotiable instrument
• gratuitous promise
• Contract (Foreign only)
• Estoppel

• Trust
• Equity (Nothing Legal)
• Equity Court (Foreign)
• Trust fund
• Settlor
• Living Trust (US)
• Constructive Trust (Empty)
• inter vivos trust
• Trust for Sale

• Tort

• Reasonable Man
• Illegal
• Sheriff (Webster)
• Habeas Corpus

• Alternative Dispute Resolution
• Crown Court
• Court Service Agency
• Magistrate