Tupe Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

This is a concise summary of the topics covered on the LPC Commercial Law module. It is designed to help students gain a comprehensive understanding of commercial law, particularly in the context of intellectual property, agency and distributorship relationships and franchising. It is also perfect for exam revision.

Complete notes covering Workshop 6 of the University of Law's M&A Elective. - Asset Acquisitions - Protection of Employees (TUPE Regs 2006) - Reasons for Dismissals.

This pack of notes includes the following topics for BLP: 1. Tax: cheat sheets for calculating income tax, CGT, and corporation tax 2. Procedure plans for: converting a shelf company on full notice, changing a company's name, calling a GM on short notice and using written resolutions, redeeming shares out of capital, buying back shares out of profit/ capital, and a full list of post meeting matters. 3. Issue and allotment of shares 4. Debt finance and security 5. Directors' duties: discl...

LAT Laboratory Animal Technician Exam Questions And Answers Solved 100% Correct!! U.S. Government provides approximately how much in research/development funds spent by college and university? 2/3 What information is important on grant applications to request funds? Detailed description of research goals, scientific basis of study, and review of relevant literature and all procedures to be performed What is the difference between NIH & NSF? NIH: primary granting agency: academia, federal...

LAT Laboratory Animal Technician Exam Questions And Answers Solved 100% Correct!! U.S. Government provides approximately how much in research/development funds spent by college and university? 2/3 What information is important on grant applications to request funds? Detailed description of research goals, scientific basis of study, and review of relevant literature and all procedures to be performed What is the difference between NIH & NSF? NIH: primary granting agency: academia, federal...

Preliminary Matters The term ‘acquisition’ is used to describe a wide variety of transactions involving the SALE AND PURCHASE of either the underlying assets of an operational business, or the ownership and control of a corporate entity that operates a business. The TWO MOST COMMON types of acquisition are: 1. The sale and purchase of the underlying assets of an operational business (an asset acquisition); and 2. The sale and purchase of a private company (the ‘target company’) by ...

1. Preliminary Matters The term ‘acquisition’ is used to describe a wide variety of transactions involving the SALE AND PURCHASE of either the underlying assets of an operational business, or the ownership and control of a corporate entity that operates a business. We are considering acquiring the business as a going concern i.e. buying an entire business. Buyer – ensure it acquires exactly what it wants (and no more than that) for the best possible price Seller – minimise its conti...

These concise and colourful notes were prepared for the LPC Employment law exam at BPP University in 2020 (90% distinction). The notes cover the following topics: 1) Employment status 2) Contract of Employment 3) Wrongful Dismissal 4) Discrimination 5) Unfair dismissal 6) Employment Tribunal procedure & whistleblowing 7) TUPE 8) Settlement

Supervised learning Linear Regression 1 LMS algorithm 2 The normal equations 2.1 Matrix derivatives 3 Probabilistic interpretation and more

1. This complication results from repeated venipuncture of the same vein: A. Petechiae B. Hemolysis C. Phlebitis D. thrombus - correct answer phlebitis 2. the additive in the red/gray speckled collection tube also known as Gold/SST is: a. Sodium Heparin b thixotropic gel for serum separation c. Ethylenediaminetetraacetic acied (EDTA) D. No additive - correct answer thixotropic gel for serum separation 3. The phlebotomist was sent to the ward to draw blood for coagulation studies...