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

Tom Young

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Debarramike137

anyone got Equity and company stuff to swap? I have tort and property stuff to trade, private me

katlikins

Hey, does anyone have sample answers from Griffiths or one of the other prep colleges for EU and Tort? DM if so!

DFMCD190384

Anyone any predictions for EU in August?

Coulter97

lsheehaneire wrote: »

You have to. It's no possible to cover every topic. It's advised to have 8 to 10 topics well learned.

Ah okay. Looks like I've been studying the wrong way for the exams

HappyKitten62

Coulter97 wrote: »

Do people actually leave out sections for the exam? It's bizarre to me. I'm anxious enough as it is -
I can't imagine leaving out entire sections to revise!

It’s not possible to know everything, especially if you’re sitting 4 at a time!

lsheehaneire

You have to. It's no possible to cover every topic. It's advised to have 8 to 10 topics well learned.

Coulter97

Do people actually leave out sections for the exam? It's bizarre to me. I'm anxious enough as it is -
I can't imagine leaving out entire sections to revise!

HappyKitten62

lawgrad15 wrote: »

I covered as much as I could for March so thankfully I don't have much new material to learn off. I am mainly doing past questions at the minute and making points of anything which seems difficult/don't understand. Agreed re: not learning yet - still have lots of time to learn notes off.

I’m pretty much the same. Just threw in defamation as I’d left it out for March. Yes good idea with past qs etc - it’s such a weird time because it’s hard to know when to properly start learning off. I feel like 2 weeks before the exam is more than enough time, and at the moment we have 4!

lawgrad15

HappyKitten62 wrote: »

Tort people from March - how are you structuring your study at the moment? I added in some chapters I didn’t have time for in March, and still feel like it’s too early to go learning all again.

I covered as much as I could for March so thankfully I don't have much new material to learn off. I am mainly doing past questions at the minute and making points of anything which seems difficult/don't understand. Agreed re: not learning yet - still have lots of time to learn notes off.

HappyKitten62

Tort people from March - how are you structuring your study at the moment? I added in some chapters I didn’t have time for in March, and still feel like it’s too early to go learning all again.

nmurphy1441

lawd20 wrote: »

Hi hope everyones study is going well. Would anybody have a copy of the March 2020 Tort paper or an updated Exam Grid? Any guesses for possible questions at all for August?

Tort didn’t sit in March, it was cancelled!

lawd20

Hi hope everyones study is going well. Would anybody have a copy of the March 2020 Tort paper or an updated Exam Grid? Any guesses for possible questions at all for August?

irishmisile

Anyone have a EU sample answers? I think the length of my practice answers are far too long

Lallers96

If anyone needs Tort Sample Answers, feel free to DM me and I can send them on!

awsah

Coulter97 wrote: »

Does anybody know where to get all the different legislative sources?

I got mine from book depository which I found were the cheapest, or I think you can also get them on amazon. You can look on adverts.ie and done deal/gumtree for second hand, but I couldn't find many on them, and most of the materials were older versions so I just felt safer myself buying them so I had the uptodate ones, but if you find someone who sat the exams in March they might be worth your while as they will already have all the necessary parts highlighted.
Hope that helps!

Vegetarian2017

Iso_123 wrote: »

hey can anyone who was going to sit the tort exam in March and who is now doing the August sitting let me know roughly how much studying you're doing? I have all the notes etc done because I was obviously ready to take it in March!

Anyway I feel guilty for not studying loads since its next month but also don't want to overdo it because i have all the prep done from March!

Hi I am the same I haven't even started but like you I have all my notes done it will be literally reading and refreshing my memory!

Coulter97

Cait182 wrote: »

I am doing 4 exams in October and am planning on Equity, Property, Constitutional and Criminal. If anyone has any recommendations on the best materials/manuals to buy any advice would be greatly appreciated!

PM me if you're interested in materials!

Angela21

Hey does anyone have a sample answer for Company March 2016 Q5?

Cait182

I am doing 4 exams in October and am planning on Equity, Property, Constitutional and Criminal. If anyone has any recommendations on the best materials/manuals to buy any advice would be greatly appreciated!

Debarramike137

Hi guys, started property recently and doing equity next. Anyone got answer for trade, pm me please

irishmisile

Awesome reply thank you!

HappyKitten62

Iso_123 wrote: »

hey can anyone who was going to sit the tort exam in March and who is now doing the August sitting let me know roughly how much studying you're doing? I have all the notes etc done because I was obviously ready to take it in March!

Anyway I feel guilty for not studying loads since its next month but also don't want to overdo it because i have all the prep done from March!

I feel the exact same as you! It’s hard to know what to be doing at this stage it’s still a little early I feel, especially with all the prep done.

Coulter97

Does anybody know where to get all the different legislative sources?

Iso_123

hey can anyone who was going to sit the tort exam in March and who is now doing the August sitting let me know roughly how much studying you're doing? I have all the notes etc done because I was obviously ready to take it in March!

Anyway I feel guilty for not studying loads since its next month but also don't want to overdo it because i have all the prep done from March!

lawgrad49

LawStudent1234 wrote: »

Anyone selling legislation for Eu (blackstones 2019-2020) sold out nearly everywhere or else delivery won’t get here on time.

Would really appreciate it if someone would DM me if they aren’t using there’s anymore.

Try Amazon, pretty sure it's not sold out. I bought it from Amazon and took just two days to arrive with Student Prime!

awsah

LawStudent1234 wrote: »

Anyone selling legislation for Eu (blackstones 2019-2020) sold out nearly everywhere or else delivery won’t get here on time.

Would really appreciate it if someone would DM me if they aren’t using there’s anymore.

I just bought mine yesterday from book depository but will be coming next week so not sure if that is enough time for you.

awsah

KMPT wrote: »

Oh there you are. Still waiting on the past papers from last week.

Edit: Received. Thanks a mill.

He only sent me 2/4 he said he would send me! :mad:

fe12020oct

What would be a few of the most common topics for the company exam? Trying to organise notes in order of importance !

CMUL

irishmisile wrote: »

This may sound like a pretty obvious thing, but when mentioning cases in the exam, must one write the year of the decision after it? e.g. Hanrahan v Merck Share and Dohme (1988) , and , if the examiner doesn't mind leaving out the year, are we forgiven for writing the case in shorthand, e.g. Hanrahan v Merck ? I suppose it would be up to the examiner at the end of the day but are there any official or unofficial guidelines about this? first timer here btw

Definitely dont need the year, god is hard enough remembering the cases. If the case is very well known like a seminal case you could even get away with just the plaintiff e.g. Glencar, McGhee, Fairchild, even Hanarahan I'd say when discussing nuisance. The fact is though for the well known cases you actually know both parties but I think it saves on time. Definitely for EU just the Plaintiff's name is sufficent.

irishmisile

This may sound like a pretty obvious thing, but when mentioning cases in the exam, must one write the year of the decision after it? e.g. Hanrahan v Merck Share and Dohme (1988) , and , if the examiner doesn't mind leaving out the year, are we forgiven for writing the case in shorthand, e.g. Hanrahan v Merck ? I suppose it would be up to the examiner at the end of the day but are there any official or unofficial guidelines about this? first timer here btw