FE1 Exam Thread (Read 1st post!) NOTE: YOU MAY SWAP EXAM GRIDS

Reya10 · 26-01-2020 04:41PM

TCPIP wrote: »

Which ones do you need?

EU and Equity for last 3/4 years

Wonderstruck · 27-01-2020 10:34AM

Elemonator wrote: »

What are the three shortest FE1's to study for? Doing a lot of writing over the summer and I don't mind any exam timetable, so if anyone has an opinion on three shortest to study for that would be appreciated. Thinking property, criminal and another?

Equity - overlaps with property so it's a natural choice.
Contract also overlaps with property and equity.

Also with the exam study periods I 100% agree no one can speculate on everyone else's pace or indeed their work or family commitments

Aoaoaoao2019 · 27-01-2020 10:50AM

Hi all, does anyone have recent sample answers for Tort and Equity? Preferably March/October 2019. Can swap for others, thanks!

Booker4 · 27-01-2020 11:19AM

Does anyone have the Autumn 2018 Constitutional paper? I can swap all other years!

mariussulla1977 · 27-01-2020 12:33PM

hi Guys

Does anyone have an updated exam grid for Tort?

Would really appreciate it

Aoaoaoao2019 · 27-01-2020 01:03PM

Hey guys, does anyone know if the venue for Dublin will still be the redcow? or do we think they might move to a smaller venue if there's a big uptake for the Cork examination centre?

Reya10 · 27-01-2020 01:40PM

mariussulla1977 wrote: »

hi Guys

Does anyone have an updated exam grid for Tort?

Would really appreciate it

Yeah I do, PM me

supercreative · 27-01-2020 01:53PM

Aoaoaoao2019 wrote: »

Hey guys, does anyone know if the venue for Dublin will still be the redcow? or do we think they might move to a smaller venue if there's a big uptake for the Cork examination centre?

Would be very annoyed if they moved it now from the Red Cow tbh.

PerryMason2020 · 27-01-2020 03:45PM

Hi All,

Hoping to sit my first few exams this March. I was wondering if anyone could advise how to structure property law question 8 from the March 2019 exam questions? It asks to discuss two of the following areas: rights of residence, estoppel licences, or influence of equity in Irish Land Law.

Say I was going to do rights of residence. Should I talk about how the area has developed? Not sure what the best approach to take. I've been out of the exam mindset for several years.

Thanks in advance.

tommyq94 · 27-01-2020 04:09PM

Hello fellow sufferers, the last time i took these exams was last March, and i got 44% in both Contract + Equity, both of which I will be repeating this sitting.

Im wondering if getting mark so close to a pass shows that I did have enough of the syllabus for both subjects already covered, but that i just didn't hit the points the examiner was looking for in the questions?

Im not really sure if i should cover any more of the 'less popular' topics, or if i should just stick with the notes i already have. If anyone has had a similar experience I would really appreciate any help on how to go about it!

law405 · 27-01-2020 05:17PM

Hi, Does anybody have any up to date grids for tort, property and equity? I have an up to date EU one i can offer!

Thanks!

mmullen · 27-01-2020 05:40PM

Hi, if anyone has exam grids for equity, property and contract I would be very grateful!

EmmaO94 · 27-01-2020 05:51PM

Hey guys,

I was lucky enough to be shown mercy by the Education Committee and am carrying over a pass from Oct, so now taking advantage of the extra time limit of the submission of my form and I've found myself having to choose between Equity and Tort for March.

I'd be really grateful for any anecdotal advice re these two topics, ie does one have a much heavier workload? Easier / harsher marker? Any intel would be so appreciated, thanks in advance.

vid36 · 27-01-2020 05:55PM

EmmaO94 wrote: »

Hey guys,

I was lucky enough to be shown mercy by the Education Committee and am carrying over a pass from Oct, so now taking advantage of the extra time limit of the submission of my form and I've found myself having to choose between Equity and Tort for March.

I'd be really grateful for any anecdotal advice re these two topics, ie does one have a much heavier workload? Easier / harsher marker? Any intel would be so appreciated, thanks in advance.

I definitely recommend equity, tort course is much larger

rightytighty · 27-01-2020 06:19PM

Are legal professionals often examined in tort? Is it unreasonable to leave them and just cover medical?

Aoaoaoao2019 · 27-01-2020 06:39PM

Hi all, does anyone have recent sample answers for Equity? Preferably March/October 2019. Can swap for others, thanks!

jewels652 · 27-01-2020 06:42PM

Aoaoaoao2019 wrote: »

Hi all, does anyone have recent sample answers for Equity? Preferably March/October 2019. Can swap for others, thanks!

Pm me

user115 · 27-01-2020 07:27PM

Is anyone else having trouble with ordering past papers on LS website? I click into it and click view all and nothing comes up, I've also tried entering just a year or report and nothing... so annoying!

PerryMason2020 · 27-01-2020 07:39PM

user115 wrote: »

Is anyone else having trouble with ordering past papers on LS website? I click into it and click view all and nothing comes up, I've also tried entering just a year or report and nothing... so annoying!

I had the same thing happen a few days ago. It righted itself after a few hours. Their website can be a bit temperamental at times.

Caroline Hamblyn · 27-01-2020 09:40PM

Hi there, first time poster!!I'm hoping someone can help me. I'm looking for October 2919 exam paper for property. Also, I'm looking for October 2019 exam paper for Equity? If anyone could give any sample questions and answers for Equity this would be amazing!! I can trade for October 2019 papers in criminal, eu and tort. I also have march 2019 papers in tort, criminal, EU and property.

Many thanks. ðŸ™

EAA123 · 28-01-2020 10:22AM

law405 wrote: »

Hi, Does anybody have any up to date grids for tort, property and equity? I have an up to date EU one i can offer!

Thanks!

I have property and tort and I am looking for an EU one ?

shambles2020 · 28-01-2020 10:25AM

Hi, does anyone have ny contract notes their willing to swap. I have notes, grids and sample answers for equity, criminal and property.

EAA123 · 28-01-2020 11:52AM

shambles2020 wrote: »

Hi, does anyone have ny contract notes their willing to swap. I have notes, grids and sample answers for equity, criminal and property.

Hi

I have contract stuff and I am looking for equity ?

iamanengine · 28-01-2020 03:08PM

For Constitutional the Independent manual has 434 pages but the City Colleges has 242 pages...

Anyone know how this is possible, Independent has a lot of unnecessary material?

decco201 · 28-01-2020 04:32PM

Hi I would really appreciate a Tort and EU Grid if anyone has one
Thanks

user115 · 28-01-2020 05:47PM

Hi,

Was anyone at the UCD constitutional law update session and want to share what cases they discussed? I wasn't able to make it so it would really help me out. Happy to swap material if you want to trade stuff for it

user115 · 28-01-2020 05:50PM

Anyone interested in sharing their scripts for Equity that passed?

I have scripts for tort and company to trade, I passed both. Just think it would be ver helpful to see what standard they are looking for a pass. Especially in equity, I'm really dreading it. Anyone have any tips for equity like if there are set topics that often are up or anything at all.

Thanks ðŸ˜Š

law405 · 28-01-2020 07:09PM

Looking for an up to date equity grid if anyone has one! have stuff i can give in return, thanks!

user115 · 29-01-2020 12:55AM

Constitutional Question

My manual is kind of confusing when I'm comparing with my grid. What chapter is fair procedures? Is it part of due process or is it unspecified rights? My grid says it comes up alot but it seems to be under both due process and unspecified rights in manual. Be grateful if anyone can explain which one comes up frequently, thanks!

Aoaoaoao2019 · 29-01-2020 09:06AM

Hi all, does anyone have recent sample answers for Equity? Preferably March/October 2019. Can swap for others, thanks!

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