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Business Law and Practice Revision notes
Business Law and Practice Revision notes
A walkthrough guide to success in BLP on the LPC. Complete revision notes through which I achieved over 90% on the exam paper
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Last document update: agoA walkthrough guide to success in BLP on the LPC. Complete revision notes through which I achieved over 90% on the exam paper
EU- free movement of goods problem question full answer
EU- free movement of goods problem question full answer
This is a full exam plan, with an excellent answer designed for exams. I have memorised this and wrote it on my exam for which I got 90. The highest ever in my exam. I got a first on this exam and this is all you need. This can definitely help you to get a really good grade for your exam. Guaranteed.
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EU- free movement of goods problem question full answer
Last document update: agoThis is a full exam plan, with an excellent answer designed for exams. I have memorised this and wrote it on my exam for which I got 90. The highest ever in my exam. I got a first on this exam and this is all you need. This can definitely help you to get a really good grade for your exam. Guaranteed.
Equity and Trusts Exam Revision - The Three Certainties (Answer Structure & Key Cases)
Equity and Trusts Exam Revision - The Three Certainties (Answer Structure & Key Cases)
The document includes key cases as well as an answer structure for the 'Three Certainties' question. Being a recent graduate in law myself, I can understand that Equity & Trusts as a module can be tricky for many students and takes time to grasp the area. However, with my set of examination notes I have provided an easy structure to follow for one of the topics which is a very popular area that tends to come up on the exam paper almost every year. Therefore, it is vitally important for you to kn...
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Last document update: agoThe document includes key cases as well as an answer structure for the 'Three Certainties' question. Being a recent graduate in law myself, I can understand that Equity & Trusts as a module can be tricky for many students and takes time to grasp the area. However, with my set of examination notes I have provided an easy structure to follow for one of the topics which is a very popular area that tends to come up on the exam paper almost every year. Therefore, it is vitally important for you to kn...
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LPC Core Modules: BLP, PLP, Civil and Criminal Litigation - Distinction
LPC Core Modules: BLP, PLP, Civil and Criminal Litigation - Distinction
A bundle of the LPC core modules at BPP University, which includes Business Law and Practice, Property Law and Practice, Civil Litigation and Criminal Litigation. I completed the LPC (Legal Practice Course) at BPP University in 2017 with a 90% distinction. My friends at the University of Law have also used these notes to achieve high distinctions.
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Last document update: agoA bundle of the LPC core modules at BPP University, which includes Business Law and Practice, Property Law and Practice, Civil Litigation and Criminal Litigation. I completed the LPC (Legal Practice Course) at BPP University in 2017 with a 90% distinction. My friends at the University of Law have also used these notes to achieve high distinctions.
LPC Core Modules and Skills - Distinction
LPC Core Modules and Skills - Distinction
A bundle of the LPC core modules and skills at BPP University, which includes Business Law and Practice, Property Law and Practice, Civil Litigation, Criminal Litigation, Professional Conduct and Regulation, Solicitor Accounts and Wills and the Administration of Estates. I achieved a 90% distinction at BPP University in 2017.
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Last document update: agoA bundle of the LPC core modules and skills at BPP University, which includes Business Law and Practice, Property Law and Practice, Civil Litigation, Criminal Litigation, Professional Conduct and Regulation, Solicitor Accounts and Wills and the Administration of Estates. I achieved a 90% distinction at BPP University in 2017.
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Jurisprudence (Marxism)
Jurisprudence (Marxism)
The leading figure of the Marxist theory is Karl Marx (1818-1883), Friedrich Engels (1820-1895), and Vladimir Lenin. This theory is a comprehensive system of thought which cover the idea of sociology, economics, history, and politics. Marxist theory is materialism in nature. It is a materialistic theory in the sense that the material conditions in life are the most important factor in society. Law is a class struggle between the ruling class (bourgeoise) and the working class (proletariat). Th...
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Jurisprudence (Marxism)
Last document update: agoThe leading figure of the Marxist theory is Karl Marx (1818-1883), Friedrich Engels (1820-1895), and Vladimir Lenin. This theory is a comprehensive system of thought which cover the idea of sociology, economics, history, and politics. Marxist theory is materialism in nature. It is a materialistic theory in the sense that the material conditions in life are the most important factor in society. Law is a class struggle between the ruling class (bourgeoise) and the working class (proletariat). Th...
Jurisprudence (Feminism)
Jurisprudence (Feminism)
Feminism in general can be defined as the theory of political, economic and social equality of sexes. It is an idea which promulgated with the purpose of analysing the traditional legal theory and practice which had oppressed the women or does not provide a proper entitlement of rights for the women. In simpler words, feminism is protest with the intention to make the society pay attention more on the woman in the sense that women are also entitled for similar position as men. Feminism accepte...
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Jurisprudence (Feminism)
Last document update: agoFeminism in general can be defined as the theory of political, economic and social equality of sexes. It is an idea which promulgated with the purpose of analysing the traditional legal theory and practice which had oppressed the women or does not provide a proper entitlement of rights for the women. In simpler words, feminism is protest with the intention to make the society pay attention more on the woman in the sense that women are also entitled for similar position as men. Feminism accepte...
TORT - Private Nuisance & Roland Fletcher Chart
TORT - Private Nuisance & Roland Fletcher Chart
A comprehensive chart with all the cases that you need to know for exam! If you are new to the area of law, it will be a great help to see the overview of the topic, then it will help you tremendously for final exam! So my advice is keep this Chart as your bible! Memorise the cases, the legal principles as according to the flow charts! Use this when your are practicing Question & Answer and Essay writing!
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TORT - Private Nuisance & Roland Fletcher Chart
Last document update: agoA comprehensive chart with all the cases that you need to know for exam! If you are new to the area of law, it will be a great help to see the overview of the topic, then it will help you tremendously for final exam! So my advice is keep this Chart as your bible! Memorise the cases, the legal principles as according to the flow charts! Use this when your are practicing Question & Answer and Essay writing!
Jurisprudence (Scandivanian Realism)
Jurisprudence (Scandivanian Realism)
As compared to American realism with legal background, Scandinavian realism approach focuses more on realistic conceptual from philosopher. Firstly, the idea. Scandinavian realism seeks to provide ideology based on observation and experiment, rather than reliance on existing legal rule. They believe that the highest standard of knowledge is knowledge gained by a priori or logical reasoning. Knowledge can only be enlarged through empirical observation, and not only based on books. Secondly, the ...
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Jurisprudence (Scandivanian Realism)
Last document update: agoAs compared to American realism with legal background, Scandinavian realism approach focuses more on realistic conceptual from philosopher. Firstly, the idea. Scandinavian realism seeks to provide ideology based on observation and experiment, rather than reliance on existing legal rule. They believe that the highest standard of knowledge is knowledge gained by a priori or logical reasoning. Knowledge can only be enlarged through empirical observation, and not only based on books. Secondly, the ...
Jurisprudence (Brian Tamanaha)
Jurisprudence (Brian Tamanaha)
New legal realism is one of the most popular concept of jurisprudence in the modern era. New legal realism seeks to examine the relationship between law and the society, and how law leave impact within people’s lives with the help of social science methodology, namely; qualitative, quantitative, and experimental approaches. Unlike the natural law which takes a normative angle and analytical jurisprudence which takes a conceptual or analytical angle, the new legal realism is basically based on ...
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Jurisprudence (Brian Tamanaha)
Last document update: agoNew legal realism is one of the most popular concept of jurisprudence in the modern era. New legal realism seeks to examine the relationship between law and the society, and how law leave impact within people’s lives with the help of social science methodology, namely; qualitative, quantitative, and experimental approaches. Unlike the natural law which takes a normative angle and analytical jurisprudence which takes a conceptual or analytical angle, the new legal realism is basically based on ...
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Frustration for commercial law revision notes. With colours, highlighting and pictures to aid memory. Ideal to revise from.
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Frustration
Last document update: agoFrustration for commercial law revision notes. With colours, highlighting and pictures to aid memory. Ideal to revise from.
TORT - Causation Chart Part 2
TORT - Causation Chart Part 2
A comprehensive chart with all the cases that you need to know for exam! If you are new to the area of law, it will be a great help to see the overview of the topic, then it will help you tremendously for final exam! So my advice is keep this Chart as your bible! Memorise the cases, the legal principles as according to the flow charts! Use this when your are practicing Question & Answer and Essay writing!
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TORT - Causation Chart Part 2
Last document update: agoA comprehensive chart with all the cases that you need to know for exam! If you are new to the area of law, it will be a great help to see the overview of the topic, then it will help you tremendously for final exam! So my advice is keep this Chart as your bible! Memorise the cases, the legal principles as according to the flow charts! Use this when your are practicing Question & Answer and Essay writing!
Jurisprudence (Judicial Activism)
Jurisprudence (Judicial Activism)
The theory of adjudication looks into how judges arrive at a decision. It can be divided into rule and non-rule standard, or active and passive approach. 1. It can be divided into judicial activism and judicial passivism. Judicial passivity encourages judges to exercise restraint upon their powers in deciding a case. This approach upholds the doctrine of stare decisis, which stands by the need for precedents in order to establish guides to future conduct, and applies not merely to legal system...
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Jurisprudence (Judicial Activism)
Last document update: agoThe theory of adjudication looks into how judges arrive at a decision. It can be divided into rule and non-rule standard, or active and passive approach. 1. It can be divided into judicial activism and judicial passivism. Judicial passivity encourages judges to exercise restraint upon their powers in deciding a case. This approach upholds the doctrine of stare decisis, which stands by the need for precedents in order to establish guides to future conduct, and applies not merely to legal system...
Sociological jurisprudence
Sociological jurisprudence
Derived from the term ‘society’, which refers to people and the community. - Factors contributing to the rising concern and interest in the law in relation to society: - The rapid increase in population and inequalities caused by the industrial revolution - Creation of new rights for specific sections of the community - Changing tempo and patterns of modern legal practice - Pressure for legal reform, greater access to justice, and for the delegalization (revoking the authority) of the judici...
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Sociological jurisprudence
Last document update: agoDerived from the term ‘society’, which refers to people and the community. - Factors contributing to the rising concern and interest in the law in relation to society: - The rapid increase in population and inequalities caused by the industrial revolution - Creation of new rights for specific sections of the community - Changing tempo and patterns of modern legal practice - Pressure for legal reform, greater access to justice, and for the delegalization (revoking the authority) of the judici...
Jurisprudence (Postmodernism)
Jurisprudence (Postmodernism)
● Postmodernism was a movement that was born as a response towards modernism. It is a broad movement that developed in the mid- to late 20th century across philosophy, the arts, architecture, and criticism, marking a departure from modernism. It is a notoriously ambiguous concept as it is difficult to define.It can be described as a reaction against scientific attempts to explain reality with objective certainty, recognizing that reality is constructed as the mind tries to understand its own p...
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Jurisprudence (Postmodernism)
Last document update: ago● Postmodernism was a movement that was born as a response towards modernism. It is a broad movement that developed in the mid- to late 20th century across philosophy, the arts, architecture, and criticism, marking a departure from modernism. It is a notoriously ambiguous concept as it is difficult to define.It can be described as a reaction against scientific attempts to explain reality with objective certainty, recognizing that reality is constructed as the mind tries to understand its own p...
