WIUT Law Society

Dear Level 5 Commercial Law Students,

⚡️For your convenience we rendered an outline of your upcoming assignments.

1) INTERNATIONAL SALES LAW

Type of assessment: Take-home exam
‼️ Deadline:
🗓 9 November, Saturday
⏰ 11AM-5 PM

🔹 Exam consists of 2 sections each with 2 cases (overall 4 cases), student should choose ONE case from EACH section (submit overall 2 cases one from section A, second from section B).

❗️Remember that late submission = zero

2) COMPANY LAW + LEGAL PROFESSION AND LEGAL SERVICE

Type of assessment: Letter of Claim + Legal Memorandum (max: 2000 words for both tasks)
‼️ Deadline:
🗓 11 November, Monday
⏰ 11:59 PM
🗳 Should be uploaded only to LPLS module

🔹 Students should choose on whose behalf to write a Letter of Claim based on the case given in the task description.

🔹 Memorandum should be written based on the chosen category of questions.

🔹 Category A:
1. The issues related to the calling of a general meeting of shareholders;
2. The directorship of Mr. Dash for the upcoming 10 years;
3. The future conduct of AGMs;

🔹 Category B:
1. The issues related to the conduct of a general meeting of shareholders, i.e. procedural aspect of conducting the AGM;
2. The sale of the Company’s property to Mr. Dash;
3. Decreasing of the number of directors;

❗️The issues related to :
- non-receipt of the full information about the AGM
- non-receipt of the notice of the AGM
Should not be considered at all in Task 2 of the Legal Memorandum.

Best Regards,
WIUT Law Society⚖️

Dear students,

💥The Law Society is excited to announce a #GuestLecture with Daria Kim, a scholar from the Max Planck Institute for Innovation and Competition, Berlin, Germany.

⚡️The lecture will cover the topic: "Emergence of Data Law as a Distinct Field of Law: A European Union Perspective."

Event details:
🗓 Date: October 25th
🕒 Time: 11:00 AM
📍 Location: ATB 218

Don’t miss this opportunity to gain insights into the evolving world of data law from an EU standpoint!

Best regards,
WIUT Law Society ⚖️

Dear Level 4 Commercial Law Students,

⚡️For your convenience we rendered an outline of your upcoming assignments

1) TORT LAW

Type of assessment: Individual Essay (maximum 1800 words)

‼️ Deadline:
🗓 31 October, Thursday
⏰ 11:59 PM

Students should choose ONE out of two topics:
🔹 1. Discuss the various exceptions to privacy law rights within the context of UK Tort law. Analyze how these exceptions balance individual privacy rights against public and national interests, providing examples from case law to illustrate your points

🔹 2. Evaluate the challenges of establishing vicarious liability in the modern world. Make specific reference to the requirement of establishing the status of worker under this tort.

2) LEGAL SKILLS

Type of assessment: Memorandum (maximum 1800 words)

‼️ Deadline:
🗓 07 November, Thursday
⏰ 11:59 PM

Students should choose ONE case as provided in the task description and write a memorandum based on it
Case has to be
🔹 Decided in the UK Supreme Court
🔹 Dated from 1 October 2023 to 31 October 2024

The feedbacks on your drafts will be given on Teaching Week 7

3) PUBLIC LAW

Type of assessment: Presentation (10 minutes) + Essay (300-500 words)

‼️ Dates:
🗓 11.11-22.11
⏰ During seminars and lectures (student allocation table will be sent closer to the deadline)

🔹 Students should choose ONE topic related to an area of Public Law and confirm it with the seminar teacher at least 5 days before the start of presentation week (latest: 5th of November)

🔹 Essay must be on the confirmed topic. It should include the reason why the student has chosen this particular topic and bibliography for both essay and presentation. The essay must be submitted in hard copy to the assessors on the presentation day

Best Regards,
WIUT Law Society⚖️

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Dear Level 4 Commercial Law students,

🚨The deadline for your first Tort Law CW is approaching! We had gathered some guidelines that could help your successful submission.

1. IDENTIFY THE TOPIC

🔹Before writing any type of coursework, you should understand what you are writing about. That's why take some time to read the assessment task and think of what lecturers want from your legal writing. Afterward, try to identify to which topic your essay belongs. This would make your research much easier. If you do not know where to start, try reading task description it might help to guide you through your coursework!

2 READ MORE!

🔹 Yes, this is inevitable. In order to write, you need to have some knowledge, and this knowledge is usually derived from books or scholarly articles. When you have identified to which topic your essay belongs, it is a perfect time to start reading! If you found any information that you believe is relevant or useful to your topic, write it down in a separate document to put into your essay later.

🔹 Do not use any AI tools to write your coursework. Turnitin is able to identify the percentage of AI usage in your essay, which will lead to a failure of the module.

3 STRUCURE YOUR ESSAY

🔹 Now when you gathered looooots of different information, structure it!
For example, divide your topic into subtopics:

Negligence
- duty of care
- breach
- causation

Identify internal elements of your topic and write each one as long as they are relevant to your task. You could also read some scholarly articles and compare their structure with yours. However, remember that you should track word limit and not go beyond it!

4 CASES ARE EVERYWHERE..

🔹 Try to provide cases for each principle you describe in your coursework. Cases are important to prove your point and make your essay more detailed. However, remember to use relevant cases and focus mostly not on the descriptive part but on the judgment of the court and the rationale behind it. Analyze of the case will bring much more useful information in comparison with simple description of the facts. For example: One of the primary cases that established Duty of care principle is Donoghue v Stevenson, where the court articulated the principle of the "neighbour test” to manufacturers, suggesting that they must take reasonable care to avoid acts or omissions that could foreseeably harm others.

🔹 In addition, do not forget to use OSCOLA referencing style and insert footnotes for each case, book, or article that you use in your writing!

Hopefully these advices will be helpful during your Tort Law CW submission. Good luck!

Best Regards,
WIUT Law Society⚖️

Dear Students and Graduates,

We are pleased to inform you that the first class of the Uzbek Law Course in Russian (GROUP I) will take place tomorrow, Friday, October 18, at 16:00 in Room IB209. Attendance will be based on the list provided by the Accountancy Office.

The Uzbek Law Course in Uzbek (GROUP II) will begin next week. Details regarding the time and venue will be shared soon.

Join to this group to keep updated
We look forward to your participation!

Dear Students!

Here is the list of selected participants for the Conference of States Parties to the UN Convention against Corruption (UNCAC)

1. Sabokhat Beshimova
2. Mukhtasarkhon Akhmadkhonova
3. Shakhlo Ataeva
4. Mariya Sattiyeva
5. Anoraxon Utkurova
6. Ruxshona O'ralova

Best regards,
WIUT Law Society

🔉WIUT Law Society Event Recap:

📝On October 10, Law society hosted #GuestLecture titled ‘International Treaty Law: Experience of Uzbekistan’ with Amir Sultanov, Director of the Treaty and Law Department at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Uzbekistan.

📌During the lecture, our guest explained the basics of public international law and revealed real-life cases from his practical experience. Moreover, our students had a chance to apply the received knowledge through the discussion of treaties provided by the guest.

✨We would like to express our gratitude to Amir Sultanov for sharing his expertise with our students.

🌐To learn more about UZMFA Treaty & Law Department, please follow the link

Best regards,
WIUT Law Society

📌Here is Agenda of the Conference

Dear Students,

📢 The WIUT Law Society invites you to participate in the UN Model Conference on
“The Mechanism for Implementing the UN Convention Against Corruption” This event will simulate the Conference of States Parties to the UN Convention against Corruption (UNCAC).

🌍 Event Highlights:
- Presentations on anti-corruption practices based on Article 12 of the UNCAC
- Teams from leading universities, including WIUT
- Expert feedback and recommendations on national legislation

📅 Event Details:
📍 November 2024 (Venue and date to be confirmed)

🔗 Register via Google Form .

Don't miss this opportunity to engage with international law experts and enhance your knowledge of anti-corruption practices!

Best regards,
WIUT Law Society

Dear Students and Graduates!

Please follow the video instructions on how make a payment in uzum for Uzbek Law Course ‼️

For username please use your university ID number. Graduates, the same applies to you.

If it does not work, please let me know [email protected]

❗️The Venue for Guest Lecture has changed to IB 301❗️

Dear Students!

Please use the link to register for Uzbek Law Course.
Note that you will be allowed to classes after the payment. The start is October 18.

Dear Students,

⚡️ WIUT Law Society is excited to announce an upcoming #GuestLecture with Amir Sultanov, Director of the Treaty and Law Department at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Uzbekistan.

📚 Topic: "International Treaty Law: Experience of Uzbekistan"

👤 About the Speaker:
Amir Sultanov is a distinguished expert in international law, with a career spanning over 15 years in diplomatic positions. He has represented Uzbekistan in key international roles, including his recent positions as the Deputy Director for Cooperation with the UN and currently, Director of the Treaty and Law Department.

🔍 This lecture will provide valuable insights into Uzbekistan’s experience with international treaties, aligning with the Public International Law module.

Event Details:
📅 Date: October 10th
🕚 Time: 11:00 - 13:00
📍 Venue: IB 301

Join us for this enriching session and gain firsthand knowledge about international treaty law from an expert in the field!

Best regards,
WIUT Law Society ⚖️

📣 WIUT Presents: Unlocking the Power of the Creative Economy 📣

🔥 Hot topic alert! 🔥 With the creative economy taking center stage in Uzbekistan and a government decree on the horizon, there's never been a better time to dive into this exciting field

An exclusive guest lecture by Katalin Bokor, leading economist from UNCTAD specializing in international trade and creative economies

🗓 Date: October 3rd
⏰ Time: 14:00
📍 Location: IB 201

💡 What you'll gain:
* Expert insights
* Policy implications
* Networking opportunity

About Katalin Bokor:
Katalin is a leading voice on the creative economy at UNCTAD. As the lead author of UNCTAD's recent Creative Economy Outlook reports, she provides crucial insights into this rapidly evolving sector. She also oversees capacity-building initiatives on trade and the creative economy in developing countries, making her a true champion for creativity and innovation worldwide.


➡️ Register here

➡️ Learn more about the Creative Economy

🌍 Our Sustainable Future Together! 🌍

Are you eager to contribute to global sustainability? Ready to address the most pressing challenges of our time?

We invite you to enroll in our newly developed course on Sustainable Development Goals led by Rector Komiljon Karimov and Deputy Rector Bakhrom Mirkasimov.

🔍 What to Expect?

• Hands-On Experience. Work directly with experts from the private sector, NGOs, and government.
• Real-World Problem Solving. Tackle existing challenges related to poverty, health, education, climate action, and more.
• Field Trip. Gain practical insights with on-site learning.
• Exclusive Prize. The best students will win a sponsored trip outside Uzbekistan and have the chance to connect with a great network of employers solving real-world sustainability issues.
• Certification. Upon successful completion, receive a certificate.

📅 Course Duration: 2 Semesters | Start Date: October 9, 2024
👥 Open to: WIUT Students | Seats Limited: 70 spots available

🔗 Register Here