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goconquer

If anyone had an Equity grid I would really appreciate it!?

tiddy_boo

Sarakarp wrote: »

Does anyone have predictions for criminal law please ?

Fe1hunzo suggested these yesterday


I'd say know sexual offences inside out.
Know a bit about each defence.
Manslaughter is a definite most years.
Assault
Theft/burglary
Criminal procedure
The courts especially the court of appeal and SCC

The Talking Bread

Always know a bit about the likes of abandonment, accessory, conspiracy, common design, etc.

If you want to take a gamble on an essay prep, look over the likes of Presumption of innocence, attempt and ommissions, maybe causation also if you have time.

goconquer

The Examiner wrote a paper on Provocation this year too potentially may inspire him to put it on the exam. Quite a straight forward essay question if it comes up.

The Talking Bread

An essay question on provocation came up last exam, sadly unlikely to come up in a whole question again.

Leraf

i am going to try cover the following

homicide
sexual offences
offences against property
public order
defences
bail/arrest/detention/sentencing

i am sure i am leaving out loads, but cant remember anything else

tiddy_boo

Leraf wrote: »

i am going to try cover the following

homicide
sexual offences
offences against property
public order
defences
bail/arrest/detention/sentencing

i am sure i am leaving out loads, but cant remember anything else

I'm covering about the same. Criminal was supposed to be my back up but since company went so bad I'm really panicking now! I don't want to spend too much time on it and end up ignoring contract and equity.

FOHSMH254

I've got:

Homicide
Sexual Offences
Non-Fatal Offences
Mens Rea and Actus Reus (strict liability, recklessness, causation etc)
Most defences
Bail
Criminal Courts
Presumption of Innocence

Definitely worrying about the fact that I've neglected property/theft, incohate and public order stuff though...

Leraf

FOHSMH254 wrote: »

I've got:

Homicide
Sexual Offences
Non-Fatal Offences
Mens Rea and Actus Reus (strict liability, recklessness, causation etc)
Most defences
Bail
Criminal Courts
Presumption of Innocence

Definitely worrying about the fact that I've neglected property/theft, incohate and public order stuff though...

i think there are such a mix of topics in the questions, the man broke in and held a syringe while screaming about god and then sexually assaulted her while talking on the phone with his friend about attempting a robbery while he was out on bail!!!

nightmare stuff, you gotta cover it all it seems or you will be left short on a question.

annmc882

I'm up to my eyes so won't get to criminal till tomorrow. dreading it as it's so wide to cover but better known bit about all then alot about half the course.

ArthurDayne

Leraf wrote: »

i think there are such a mix of topics in the questions, the man broke in and held a syringe while screaming about god and then sexually assaulted her while talking on the phone with his friend about attempting a robbery while he was out on bail!!!

nightmare stuff, you gotta cover it all it seems or you will be left short on a question.

The past papers are absolutely vital for anyone doing Criminal -- there are a lot of topics but a lot of them are really really short. If you go through the past papers and look at all the little random things that come up (syringes, computer offences etc.) you will not be caught out. Also make sure you know the defences very well!

And remember, for anyone sitting it, there are a pile of topics in each question so try to plan your answer as well as you can. I made an absolute dog's dinner of my answers and they were so disjointed --- still passed mind you !

OMGWACA

monroe89 wrote: »

I think the owner of the freehold/leasehold will only have priority if they have established manifest control over everything found on the property (Tamworth/Flack/Parker being relevant cases), if they haven't then the true owner of the item has best title, followed by the finder - so finder in this case would be entitled to the item if those holding the property haven't established manifest control.

That's my interpretation, if it makes any sense!

I think it's different if the person is unlawfully on the land/trespassing.

Parker v British Airways - Donaldson MR followed Hanna v Peel - finder of an article who is lawfully on the land and who finds an article which is not attached to it or buried under it and who takes it into care and control has a title to it good against all except the true owner.

So if the person was trespassing they wouldn't have priority.

Elwes v Brigg is in relation to below the surface. But the general rule is that things found below the surface is that they belong to the owner of the freehold in the absence of the original owner, even if the owner of the freehold is not aware that they are there.

I watched a lecture in which the lecturer went through a problem question in relation to owner v occupier and she had said they occupier would probably win out! If i can find anything more on it I'll post it!

OMGWACA

PROPERTY

Can anyone tell me what came up in the last two sittings in regards to succession? Just wondering what I really need to focus on please!

vita.s

OMGWACA wrote: »

PROPERTY

Can anyone tell me what came up in the last two sittings in regards to succession? Just wondering what I really need to focus on please!

All I remember from last March is that there was one two part question with half on destruction of wills and half on intestacy rules (which I first thought was too good to be true, just had to copy from the act) and a problem question with a bunch of issues.
I think there were aspects on valid formation, something about signatures happening while a witness wasn't looking or something and valid revocation and I think there was also something to do with it being the testator's child so had to bring in the moral obligation stuff. Maybe someone still has their copy of the paper lying around, that might be more helpful

Sarakarp

How do you get a refund form ?

The Talking Bread

Sarakarp wrote: »

How do you get a refund form ?

Is it based on illness and inability to attend? I think if you get your medical cert, send it in and they decide subjectively. Not sure there is any formal process as that is possibly the only way you will get a refund.

Obviously they won't give you a refund, willy nilly. It would want to be a fairly strong reason. 20% off refund also (ie 80 odd quid)

LadyCharlie

Hi folks,

I might be a bit late in the day with this but in relation to the property exam and legislation, where can I get Acts and is there a procedure for them to be checked prior to the exam?

Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

The Talking Bread

LadyCharlie wrote: »

Hi folks,

I might be a bit late in the day with this but in relation to the property exam and legislation, where can I get Acts and is there a procedure for them to be checked prior to the exam?

Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

Only thing you can bring in is Succession Act

You may ring this number first thing Monday morning and try begging to sort you out with one by the evening. They don't sell them over counter and they are a very unhelpful bunch.

Usually they are sent out by ordering online or over phone within a few days as they are stored in a warehouse. You will really have to beg them and I wouldn't be optimistic.



Office of the Minister of State
52 St. Stephen's Green, Dublin 2.................... (01) 647 6000

annmc882

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Username1994

The Talking Bread wrote: »

Only thing you can bring in is Succession Act

LCLRA 2009 as well, though not as important.

The Talking Bread

Username1994 wrote: »

LCLRA 2009 as well, though not as important.

cr*p, didn't know that!

XxMCRxBabyxX

If anyone who needs any legislation is near Wicklow Town, I can give you mine. Just send on a PM.

ArthurDayne

Can anyone let me know what they're covering for Equity? Just looking to see what people are focusing on.

yournerd

ArthurDayne wrote: »

Can anyone let me know what they're covering for Equity? Just looking to see what people are focusing on.

I'm covering everything except Estoppel.

nmwcc

ArthurDayne wrote: »

Can anyone let me know what they're covering for Equity? Just looking to see what people are focusing on.

Covering everything bar Constructive Trusts

Tony_TwoLegs

ArthurDayne wrote: »

Can anyone let me know what they're covering for Equity? Just looking to see what people are focusing on.

DMCs seem to be consecutive years so I'm leaving it out.
Cy Pres and Mareva likewise.

Lumi77

annmc882 wrote: »

I'm up to my eyes so won't get to criminal till tomorrow. dreading it as it's so wide to cover but better known bit about all then alot about half the course.

For anyone doing criminal is an easy exam it's not big
It's only fright but as someone said be careful as you will get a lot of topics in one question.
Bail etc the last chapter is not important just have an idea of it that's all
And one of the courts always comes up
The have most important offences and defences
That's it.

Lumi77

The Talking Bread wrote: »

Only thing you can bring in is Succession Act

You may ring this number first thing Monday morning and try begging to sort you out with one by the evening. They don't sell them over counter and they are a very unhelpful bunch.

Usually they are sent out by ordering online or over phone within a few days as they are stored in a warehouse. You will really have to beg them and I wouldn't be optimistic.



Office of the Minister of State
52 St. Stephen's Green, Dublin 2.................... (01) 647 6000

You can bring the law reform act also

annmc882

Lumi77 wrote: »

annmc882 wrote: »

I'm up to my eyes so won't get to criminal till tomorrow. dreading it as it's so wide to cover but better known bit about all then alot about half the course.

For anyone doing criminal is an easy exam it's not big
It's only fright but as someone said be careful as you will get a lot of topics in one question.
Bail etc the last chapter is not important just have an idea of it that's all
And one of the courts always comes up
The have most important offences and defences
That's it.

Thinking it was an easy exam and leaving revising off to focus on harder stuff might come back to bite me. hopefully with a general gist of most of the course it's enough... doubt a day is enough to revise tho.

Lumi77

annmc882 wrote: »

Thinking it was an easy exam and leaving revising off to focus on harder stuff might come back to bite me. hopefully with a general gist of most of the course it's enough... doubt a day is enough to revise tho.

There is quite a bit of case law and you have to know the legislation but it's easier to study and you d be surprised what the brain can do.
Fingers crossed
Good luck