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bigtophat13

AJM95 wrote: »

Is it foolish not to be covering either mortgages or landlord and tenants? For property

Kyree Bumpy Shrimp wrote: »

I'm not covering either.

But I might do a small bit on mortgages as a backup.

I hate Landlord / Tenant though - awful topic.

Note covering either, even though I fancy them both as quite likely. But I think

Succession x 2, Easement x 1 and AP x 1

Then I need to get 1 out of Finding, Licences and Estoppel, Co-Ownership, Family Property, Backup level of registered and unregistered.

I think that'll be safe as at least 3 out of 4 for the top one is likely and I'd be shocked if 1 / 2 don't come out of the bottom row given that there'll be space for 4/5 more questions in the exam?

Would need to be very unlucky and get landlord one question, Mortgages another and then 2 off the wall ones to get caught!

marc24

Has anyone been able to access the city colleges night before notes?

Vegetarian2017

sapphire309 wrote:

I'm leaving out ultra vires and receivers (as it came up last sitting). I am doing winding up, share transfer, and hoping to do corporate authority if I have time!

sapphire309 wrote:

What is legislative control ...?

It is the provisions dealing with transactions between directors and companies

iamanengine

marc24 wrote: »

Has anyone been able to access the city colleges night before notes?

I can access the October 2018 ones.

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marc24 wrote: »

Has anyone been able to access the city colleges night before notes?

Yep - here you go:

https://citycolleges.ie/nbn-notes-signup/

They have made it so that you need to register for their mailing list to access the notes now.

xBell123

Does any kind soul have a copy of Companies Act 2014 that I could borrow for the exam?

Thought you could buy it in Easons like I did for the Constitution in the last sitting. The panic is real.

Breacnua

xBell123 wrote: »

Does any kind soul have a copy of Companies Act 2014 that I could borrow for the exam?

Thought you could buy it in Easons like I did for the Constitution in the last sitting. The panic is real.

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Gomzu

xBell123 wrote: »

Does any kind soul have a copy of Companies Act 2014 that I could borrow for the exam?

Thought you could buy it in Easons like I did for the Constitution in the last sitting. The panic is real.

You can get it in hodges figgis!!

laurar2019

Do you think its possible to sit company with out the companies act? do many people do that?

also im just starting study now for company (too optimistic) what would be the main chapters for me to do to get a pass mark?

holliek

laurar2019 wrote: »

Do you think its possible to sit company with out the companies act? do many people do that?

also im just starting study now for company (too optimistic) what would be the main chapters for me to do to get a pass mark?

if you are only starting your studying now then I'd advise bringing in the legislation

Gunslinger92

xBell123 wrote: »

Does any kind soul have a copy of Companies Act 2014 that I could borrow for the exam?

Thought you could buy it in Easons like I did for the Constitution in the last sitting. The panic is real.

I do. I'm in Dublin, shoot me a PM if you like

LawGirl3434

xBell123 wrote: »

Does any kind soul have a copy of Companies Act 2014 that I could borrow for the exam?

Thought you could buy it in Easons like I did for the Constitution in the last sitting. The panic is real.

I do! I'm not sitting it this time, but have tort and criminal so could leave it for you somewhere monday and you could leave back for me wednesday?

Dliodoir2021

tort -- Ward v McMaster

Am I right in thinking that a duty of Care was imposed on both defendants (local auth and the builder) in Ward v McMaster but it was discharged against Louth Co Co for public policy reasons?

My manual is saying 2 different things in different chapters!

xBell123

LawGirl3434 wrote: »

I do! I'm not sitting it this time, but have tort and criminal so could leave it for you somewhere monday and you could leave back for me wednesday?

Gunslinger92 wrote: »

I do. I'm in Dublin, shoot me a PM if you like

Thank you both! A friend of mine has actually just sorted me out, much appreciated all the same.

Good luck!

marc24

Kyree Bumpy Shrimp wrote: »

Yep - here you go:

https://citycolleges.ie/nbn-notes-signup/

They have made it so that you need to register for their mailing list to access the notes now.

Thanks a mil

innako

Could anyone be able to send me the Night before Notes 2019 for Tort? I've already contacted City Colleges, but no answer yet.
TIA

Smiley283

Has anyone any sample essays on Constructive trusts or donatio mortis causa that they would be willing to share.. I will swap whatever I have?

iamanengine

innako wrote: »

Could anyone be able to send me the Night before Notes 2019 for Tort? I've already contacted City Colleges, but no answer yet.
TIA

I don't think they have released one yet. It's the only one not up on their website.

Smiley283

innako wrote: »

Could anyone be able to send me the Night before Notes 2019 for Tort? I've already contacted City Colleges, but no answer yet.
TIA

I am looking at their Night Before Notes webpage for this sitting and there is no video or pdf for Tort uploaded.. every other subject is uploaded

Dliodoir2021

Smiley283 wrote: »

Has anyone any sample essays on Constructive trusts or donatio mortis causa that they would be willing to share.. I will swap whatever I have?

Anything recent for tort/company/EU to swap?

JCormac

bigtophat13 wrote: »

I would imagine he could be either / both. He's inciting and likely aiding/abetting/procuring when he gives him the weapon, once the bro commits the offence surely that's common design? (NI case maybe Lynch where he drove them to the pub they threw the bomb into?) and disposing is accessory after the fact.

Gracias amigo

Smiley283

Dliodoir2021 wrote: »

Anything recent for tort/company/EU to swap?

Haven't studied any of them subjects, sorry!

iamanengine

Could anyone tell me why UCC v ESB came under Nuisance and not Rylands? I have a hard time telling them apart.

sapphire309

Has anyone any case law on SAP? My notes don't have any cases, and the Company Nutshells doesn't either. I notice in the Oct 2017 essay Q on SAP he states "…you must cite all relevant case and statute law", but fails to include any cases in the examiners' report!

lisac223

Hoping someone can answer this for me bc it's been bugging me for ages... In property is a spouse entitled to take the LRS in addition to any property left under the will or is it only exercisable if they were effectively left out of the will? Thank you!

laurar2019

What is the most important to cover in company? any tips? help a fellow out xx

iamanengine

lisac223 wrote: »

Hoping someone can answer this for me bc it's been bugging me for ages... In property is a spouse entitled to take the LRS in addition to any property left under the will or is it only exercisable if they were effectively left out of the will? Thank you!

The spouse is entitled to take the LRS over a gift (right of election). However, S.56 allows the spouse to compel the executor to take the house as part of the LRS. If the house is worth more than the LRS the spouse can raise the difference or (S.57) if they can rely on a child's share if the spouse is a trustee of the child and the child will get part of the ownership in the property. If the house is worth less than the LRS they get the house plus the remainder (LRS minus the value of the house)

sapphire309

laurar2019 wrote: »

What is the most important to cover in company? any tips? help a fellow out xx

I would prioritise Directors’ Duties, Restriction of Directors, SLP, Corporate Borrowing, Shareholder Remedies (s.212), Winding Up and Distribution of Assets, Share Transfers

lisac223

iamanengine wrote: »

The spouse is entitled to take the LRS over a gift (right of election). However, S.56 allows the spouse to compel the executor to take the house as part of the LRS. If the house is worth more than the LRS the spouse can raise the difference or (S.57) if they can rely on a child's share if the spouse is a trustee of the child and the child will get part of the ownership in the property. If the house is worth less than the LRS they get the house plus the remainder (LRS minus the value of the house)

Oh okay and say if a spouse is left something in the will can they take the LRS as well or is it just instead of?

Gunslinger92

sapphire309 wrote: »

Has anyone any case law on SAP? My notes don't have any cases, and the Company Nutshells doesn't either. I notice in the Oct 2017 essay Q on SAP he states "…you must cite all relevant case and statute law", but fails to include any cases in the examiners' report!

I don't either, nor do the couple of sample answers I have on it. So I'm not too concerned!