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Contract Law notes with exam structures and exam tips -Breach of Contract -Offer -Acceptance -ICLR -Consideration -Right to contract -Quantum -Specific Performance -Innocent Party -Exceptions -Termination -Sales of Goods Act -Cases -Exam questions, tips and structures -Case Studies

Full notes on judicial review for a problem question in the exam with full detailed case notes How to answer exam question, grounds, illegality, ultra virus, bias, fair hearing, EU articles, procedural impropreity.

Full detailed notes for Company Law including exam structures and exam tips -Choice of business organisation & company registration -Separate corporate personality and limited liability -The constitution and shareholders’ powers -Directors’ duties (1) -Director’s duties (2) -Minority shareholder protection (1): the derivative action -Minority shareholder (2): unfair prejudice -Agency and company capacity -Takeovers and mergers & corporate finance -Partnership and Business St...

Full notes for Constitutional and Administration Law -Introduction to Constitutional Law -Nature and Purpose of Constitutions -Written Constitutions in the World -UK Constitution -Sources of Constitution -The Separation of Powers doctrine -The Executive -Powers of the Executive -Royal Prerogative -Parliament - Introduction, Functions and Composition -Parliamentary Sovereignty -European Union -Devolution -Human Rights Act 1998 -Exam Tips and Exam Structures

EU Law Full Detailed Notes Semester 1

Full Detailed Notes for Introduction to Land Law

providing a clear and concise essay on autonomy and what it means for carers in the law and why it is important. it is a condensed essay of no more than 500 words which gave me a first class mark.

Judicial Review Full Exam Notes with exam structures and exam tips including cases and law.

Non-fatal offences against the person, as set out in the Offences Against the Person Act 1861, represents “a ragbag of offences brought together form a wide variety of sources with no attempt, as the draftsman frankly acknowledged, to introduce consistency as to substance or as to form” (Prof JC Smith, 1991).