Court System and Law Principles in England

Court System and Law Principles in England Courts in England and Wales Nov 16, 2018 in Coursework Statutes Law in the United Kingdom Statutes are the methods by which will is imposed on citizens by legislature. Interpretation of the statutes has implications. Statutes law is an essential thing in the United Kingdom because of the loads of statute law volumes enacted every year by devolved parliaments of the country like Northern Ireland, Scottish, and Welsh Assemblies. Enactment of legislation is for fulfillment of community and international obligations. Interpretation of the statutes is a prerogative for courts. There is no existence of a particular principle in these states such that if a there is challenge involving the executive they do not seek to know the correctness but the permissibility. The precedent doctrine is applied to decisions in statute interpretation, which makes the higher courts decision bind the lower courts found in the same jurisdiction. The England and Wales courts of Appeal would, for example, follow decisions made by Scotland court and Northern Ireland court of Appeal if the statute was in application in the whole United Kingdom.