Law Commission
A body established by the Law Commissions Act 1965 to take and keep the law under review with a view to systematically developing and reforming it. In particular, it considers the codification of the law, the elimination of anomalies, the repeal of obsolete and unnecessary enactments, a reduction in the number of separate enactments, and simplification and modernization generally. The Commission consists of a chairman and four other members, appointed by the Lord Chancellor from among the holders of judicial office, barristers, solicitors, and academic lawyers. There is a separate Commission for Scotland.
https://www.lawcom.gov.uk/
• Law Commission section of the GOV.UK website
- unlawful assembly
- unlawful interference with trade
- unlawful possession of drugs
- unlawful sexual intercourse
- unlawful trust
- unlawful wounding
- unless order
- unlimited company
- unliquidated damages
- unmarried father
- unopposed proceedings
- unpaid seller
- unpaid vendor’s lien
- unpaid work requirement
- unreasonable behaviour
- unreasonableness
- unregistered company
- unregistered land
- unsecured creditor
- unsolicited goods
- unsworn evidence
- unsworn statement
- uplift
- Upper Tribunal
- urine specimen