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FE1 manuals, nutshells, papers and notes for sale **READ MOD WARNING IN FIRST POST**
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I have a full set of Griffith College '08/09 manuals, and also the revised '09 Constitution, Contract and Tort manuals, plus past papers and reports. Mallow, Co. Cork. Must be collected. Best offer secures.
Hi I am new to boards.ie, I would be interested in getting in touch re your manuals for constitutional & contract am in Middleton can drop down and collect them from you...how does this work?? do you email me
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looking for any of the griffith manuals, the more recent the better, would be interested in buying all 8 if reasonably priced can collect if in cork/kerry
also would any1 say the equity manual would substitute hillary delany's equity and the law of trusts in ireland sufficiently because its the 1 book i didnt buy in coll and its so expensive
so i was hoping to get away with a griffith manual just
also could anyone tell me what the story is with buying the materials you can bring in? how much are they out of interest? (horrendous im sure :rolleyes:)0 -
Look at post 347. lots of trust material there. I personally find that recent journal articles available on westlaw (if you have a sub to it) are as good if not better than textbooks, once you have chosen the topics you want to cover in any given subject area. Prof Hilary Delany in fact writes a fair bit in the journals.tinkerbell88 wrote: »looking for any of the griffith manuals, the more recent the better, would be interested in buying all 8 if reasonably priced can collect if in cork/kerry
also would any1 say the equity manual would substitute hillary delany's equity and the law of trusts in ireland sufficiently because its the 1 book i didnt buy in coll and its so expensive so i was hoping to get away with a griffith manual just
also could anyone tell me what the story is with buying the materials you can bring in? how much are they out of interest? (horrendous im sure :rolleyes:)
Also, if you are buying books and the budget is finite, be a bit clever about it. Suppose the current edition of - say - Trietel on Contract is the 18th edition (just a wild guess). If you look at ebay.co.uk you will get 17th editions for around a fiver, especially during college summer holidays. I've done that right though college, so in tort I have a full-price McMahon & Binchy for the Irish law - brilliant book anyway, but I also have a Lunney & Oliphant and a Cheshire Fifoot & Furmston bought for peanuts. They are useful in a few ways - if you can't easily grasp a concept in one book, another one might express it in a way that suits you better; if you're doing an essay, you can quote from all three, and a book that takes a 'cases and materials' approach will give you big chunks of the cases, focusing on the relevant bits only, so you get the 'story' of the case in your head and can discuss it knowlegably and hopefully impress the examiner with your wide-ranging research. The extent to which they will be out-of-date won't be significant in relation to core principles.0 -
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