MeganC1554 wrote: » Thanks so much. It was my first ever exam and I couldn't hold back the tears after all my preparations... I really appreciate everybody's nice gestures happy studying.
Tigerbalm1 wrote: » MeganC1554 wrote: » I feel the same. This is my first time sitting exams and constitutional really threw me. I feeI I only correctly answered three questions. And answered 4 in total. I'm a bit distraught and have contract in the morning Don't lose hope, I had three ok (definitely not great) questions and two completely clutching at straws for constitutional, I was sure I failed and I passed it. It is a hard exam but its reflected fairly in the marking given the size of the course I think.. Try and forget about it and move on to the next exam. stressing about it now isn't going to help you pass the exam tomorrow! (I know that's easier said than done)
MeganC1554 wrote: » I feel the same. This is my first time sitting exams and constitutional really threw me. I feeI I only correctly answered three questions. And answered 4 in total. I'm a bit distraught and have contract in the morning
Lawstudent007 wrote: » Can anyone who answered Q7 in constitutional today please tell me what the answer consisted of? I answered using property right, no remuniaration for infringement, principles and policy test, fair procedures. I am not sure if that was correct. Anyone please... I have peace of mind if I was roughly on the right track....
Supermax1988 wrote: » Awh brilliant, thanks. Do you need to phone ahead to the Law Society to let them know or anything?
XxMCRxBabyxX wrote: » From Independent: Can't be left out: Offer & Acceptance Consideration Consumer Protection Remedies Discharge of a Contract Mistake Exemption Clauses Studied in detail: Terms Estoppel Privity of Contract Misrepresentation Duress
laurenburne wrote: » Hey anybody have the independent predictions for EU? Or any advice for the case note question? Any likely cases to come up this year? Thanks guys
Supermax1988 wrote: » Dunne1995 wrote: » You can, just won't get them back till about an hour in Awh brilliant, thanks. Do you need to phone ahead to the Law Society to let them know or anything?
Dunne1995 wrote: » You can, just won't get them back till about an hour in
Supermax1988 wrote: » Right so I'm in a bit of a panic because I just realised I forgot to drop in my legislative sources for tomorrow's Contract Exam and it says in the letter it has to be done between 9am and 1pm. Has anyone here ever dropped in the sources the morning of the exam? I remember an earlier poster saying they were doing this because they were a two hour drive away?
legalease2172 wrote: » I've no idea what it was about! Avoided it like the plague! Think there was a bit of family thrown in there too!
Lawstudent007 wrote: » Can anyone who answered Q7 in constitutional today please tell me what the answer consisted of? I answered using property right, no remuniaration for infringement, principles and policy test, fair procedures. I am not sure if that was correct.
Tigerbalm1 wrote: » Can anyone tell me what topics came up in the equity exam oct 2015? I have updated an old grid but just realised that I'm missing that. Also does anyone have any exam reports they can share? What are people leaving out? I had been very relaxed up until now but I think the fact that they have actually started has kicked me into panic mode
Yohnathan wrote: » Does anyone from Independent or Griffith have the predictions for Contract tomorrow please?