1)Where will the proceedings involving the following parties take place?

(a) Wackford squeers, on a charge of manslaughter of pupils at Dotheboys Hall.

(b) Bill Sykes, who wishes to appeal against his conviction for murder.

(c) Polly Peachum, who appwal against her conviction in the magistrates/ court for soliciting.

(d) Mr Micawber, from whom Uriah Heep wishes to recover s debt of 200 pounds.

(e) Mr Guo, who is claiming 7500 pounds against the Great Railway Company for injuries caused when he fell under one os its train.

(f) Newman Noggs, who is claiming that he was unfairly dismissed by Ralph NIckleby.

2) What is the purpose of a freezing injunction?

3)what is the difference between arbitration, mediation and conciliation?

4) In what ways do tribunals differ from the ordinary courts?

(g) Mr Dorrit, regarding repossession of his house by the Benevolent Building Society.

1. Where will the proceedings involving the following parties take place? (a) Wackford Squeers, on a charge of manslaughter of pupils at Dotheboys Hall. (b) Bill Sykes, who wishes to appeal against his conviction for murder. (c) Polly Peachum, who wishes to appeal against her conviction in the magistrates' court for soliciting. (d) Mr Micawber, from whom Uriah Heep wishes to recover a debt of C200. (e) Mr Dombey, who is claiming [75,000 against the Great Western Railway Company for injuries caused when he fell under one of its trains. (f) Newman Noggs, who is claiming that he was unfairly dismissed by Ralph Nickleby. (g) Mr Dorrit, regarding repossession of his house by The Benevolent & Warmhearted Building Society. 2. What is the purpose of a freezing injunction? 3. What is the difference between arbitration, mediation and conciliation? 4. In what ways do tribunals differ from the ordinary courts?1. Where will the proceedings involving the following parties take place? (a) Wackford Squeers, on a charge of manslaughter of pupils at Dotheboys Hall. (b) Bill Sykes, who wishes to appeal against his conviction for murder. (c) Polly Peachum, who wishes to appeal against her conviction in the magistrates' court for soliciting. (d) Mr Micawber, from whom Uriah Heep wishes to recover a debt of $200. (e) Mr Dombey, who is claiming $75,000 against the Great Western Railway Company for injuries caused when he fell under one of its trains. (f) Newman Noggs, who is claiming that he was unfairly dismissed by Ralph Nickleby. (g) Mr Dorrit, regarding repossession of his house by The Benevolent & Warmhearted Building Society. 2. What is the purpose of a freezing injunction? 3. What is the difference between arbitration, mediation and conciliation? 4. In what ways do tribunals differ from the ordinary courts