1. Lecturer: Miljen Matijašević e-mail: miljen.matijasevic@gmail.commiljen.matijasevic@gmail.com G10, room 6, Tue 15:30-16:30 Session 11, 13 Jan 2015

3. 1. The essential elements of an English contract are o___________, acceptance, c___________ (payment/commodity/service), legal c___________ (capability) to contract and the i___________ (aim) to create legal relations. 2. Some of the main police powers in Great Britain are: stop and a___________ (explain yourself), stop and search, the powers of e___________ (entering a place), search and s___________ (confiscation), arrest and d___________ (keeping someone in custody). 3. In the US there are three main forms of business organisation: s___________ p___________, partnership and c___________. 4. A person who has committed a tort is known as the t___________.

4. 1. The essential elements of an English contract are OFFER, acceptance, CONSIDERATION (payment/commodity/service), legal CAPACITY (capability) to contract and the INTENTION (aim) to create legal relations. 2. Some of the main police powers in Great Britain are: stop and ACCOUNT (explain yourself), stop and search, the powers of ENTRY (entering a place), search and SEIZURE (confiscation), arrest and DETENTION (keeping someone in custody). 3. In the US there are three main forms of business organisation: SOLE PROPRIETORSHIP, partnership and CORPORATION. 4. A person who has committed a tort is known as the TORTFEASOR.

5. 1. While in criminal law what needs to be proven is guild of the defendant, in civil law the point is to prove the l___________ (responsibility) of the defendant. 2. Printed defamatory statements are referred to as l___________ statements. 3. If a contract is to be made, u___________ (unconditional) agreement is necessary. 4. A contract which can be set aside by the court at the initiative of one of the parties thereto is referred to as a v___________ contract.

6. 1. While in criminal law what needs to be proven is guild of the defendant, in civil law the point is to prove the LIABILITY (responsibility) of the defendant. 2. Printed defamatory statements are referred to as LIBELLOUS statements. 3. If a contract is to be made, UNQUALIFIED (unconditional) agreement is necessary. 4. A contract which can be set aside by the court at the initiative of one of the parties thereto is referred to as a VOIDABLE contract.

7.  regulation (EU)  audit  estate  executor (of a will)  probate  to settle a dispute  interpretation of legislation  accession treaty

8.  regulation (EU) - uredba  audit - revizija  estate – ostavinska masa, imovina  executor of a will – izvršitelj oporuke  probate – sudska ovjera oporuke  to settle a dispute – riješiti spor  interpretation of legislation – tumačenje zakonodavstva  accession treaty – ugovor o pristupanju

9. 1. The Court of Justice of the EU is the judicial branch of the Community. 2. The Court of Auditors does not have a judicial function, but rather one of financial and budgetary supervision. 3. A will is a declaration of a person’s wishes concerning the distribution of his property after his death. 4. A limited company is a legal entity which can own property, enter into contracts, sue and be sued. 5. A suspect can be detained for no more than 24 hours without being charged.

10. 1. Sud Europske unije je sudska grana vlasti Zajednice. 2. Revizorski sud nema sudsku funkciju, već obavlja financijski i proračunski nadzor. 3. Oporuka je izjava o želji neke osobe vezano uz raspodjelu njezine imovine nakon smrti. 4. Društvo s ograničenom odgovornošću je pravni subjekt koji može posjedovati imovinu, sklapati ugovori, tužiti nekoga i biti tužen. 5. Osumnjičenik se ne može držati u pritvoru dulje od 24 sata ako se u međuvremenu ne optuži za kazneno djelo.