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

Louis Litt wrote: »

EU LAW

Anyone have advise on covering Competition Law? I've seen alot of ppl tend to avoid it due to its size. Those who have covered it, is it very time consuming?

Guaranteed Q really.
Wouldn’t avoid it.

awsah wrote: »

Hi, Does anyone know where I can get copies of the legislation on EU law and company law, what exactly can you bring into the exam with you? Also is there any legislation which you can bring into the criminal law or tort law exam? Thanks

I bought all the required legislation second hand. Try websites like adverts / done deal etc. and you might get highlighted copies which will save you time.

If you want new copies, you can try the Government Publications Office - you can find the details online yourself. They will deliver it to you. I would advise you ordering it as soon as you can not to leave you under time pressure.

You can get the Companies Act from certain academic bookshops. Bear in mind it will set you back around 100 euro to buy new from memory.

To the best of my knowledge, there is no legislation for tort or criminal which you can bring with you into the exam.

Hi everyone,

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Best of luck!!!

BugsySiegel wrote: »

Hey folks, Im taking EU and Tort in August. Can someone just remind me the order and exact dates as its not listed on the Law society website anymore from what I can see. Doesn't appear in the confirmation e-mail either. Is it EU on the 11th and Tort on the 13th? Thanks.

I think Tort is on the 11th and EU the 13th

Hiya, just wondering does anyone have any PDFs for FE1 manuals? Or know somewhere reputable to get them

Hi,

Does anyone have an exam grid or past papers for Tort that they might share? Have exam grids to swap also.

Funkey_lover19 wrote: »

Hiya, just wondering does anyone have any PDFs for FE1 manuals? Or know somewhere reputable to get them

Hi, I have a few that I am selling if you are interested!

PM me if so!

Does anyone have October 2018 EU sample answers?

Also, and apologies for spamming, if anybody knows the 7 topics covered (exc case note question) in the 2020 March EU Paper that would be great. My exam grid only goes as far as October 2019.

Pc_law wrote: »

Also, and apologies for spamming, if anybody knows the 7 topics covered (exc case note question) in the 2020 March EU Paper that would be great. My exam grid only goes as far as October 2019.

Q1 - Essay - general principles of EU law
Q2 - Essay - institutions and types of legislation
Q3 - Problem - Direct and Indirect Effect and MS Liability
Q4 - Essay - JR
Q5 - Problem - Goods: Article 34-3
Q6 - Problem - Citizenship and Workers
Q7 - case note
Q8 - Essay - Competition Law (State Aid - Art 106)

Does anyone know if its possible to cancel an FE1 exam that you already paid for and get a refund?

Coulter97 wrote: »

Does anyone think its worth doing property and equity together as there is some overlap?

Yeah would highly recommend doing equity and property in the one sitting because they are by far the most overlapping of all subjects.

Pumpkinspice wrote: »

I know it's early to speculate, but do we think there'll be a Cork venue for the October sitting? It would be a huge help if I wasn't searching for a place in Dublin just for the week of exams

I’d imagine there would be a venue announcement for Cork soon. Six weeks away now

Twinings2016 wrote: »

Hi there, the EU paper did in fact go ahead. Candidates were just given the option of whether they wanted to sit it or defer it. Tort was cancelled outright.

I'll send you the 2020 paper now

Hey, could you also Pm me the EU exam paper too please, would be greatly appreciated!

For Competition Law Art 102, is it necessary to look at the 'product market' as well as the 'geographic market' in conjunction with abuse of a dominant position? Thanks.