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Anyone any idea on when results should be out for tort and Eu ?

LawStudent1234 wrote: »

Anyone any idea on when results should be out for tort and Eu ?

I rang the LS today, the girl I spoke to said that they will try to have the results out by early September. Didnt mention any provisional dates.

Also, she confrimed that provisional dates for October sitting would be 6-16 October. I asked if they know if its online or not, she advised that they have no further details except for the provisional dates.

Heya, hope everyone got on okay last week.

To be honest, I find tort and Constitutional some of the most cryptic questions of the subjects.
Those are my last two exams, I completed the rest. There's so many topics and I am trying to sort through all materials while doing the city colleges course. During the time being I have a job part time because I was completely skint from taking the last exams. Does anyone have any tips? Bare in mind - I didn't do law for my undergraduate so I am wondering am I at a disadvantage taking these subjects. Sorry if I sound mopey!

MrT_98 wrote: »

Does anyone have the August 2020 TORT exam paper ? Would very much appreciate!!

DM me your email and I’ll send it to you when I get home!

[Deleted User] wrote: »

I’d really appreciate this too!

DM me your email too!

lawDani wrote: »

Hi guys,

crunch time again for October sittings!!

Anybody doing EU; I would greatly appreciate any advise on cutting down topics! or what generally appears -articles etc.
ive just started notes and this is my my first attempt at EU with no law undergrad so yes i'm crazy..

all feedback and advice welcome, needed and appreciated!

Let me just say, it’s very doable! I don’t have a degree of any type and I’m sitting the exams! I sat EU last week and found it good! First time sitting it and no previous work done for it, covered it in 3 months! I did get a lot of help on this forum too! If I was you I would cover the following :

Institutions
General Principles
Sources
Direct Effect/Member State Liability
Judicial Review
Free Movement of Goods (Articles 30, 110, 34, 36)
Free Movement of Workers and Citizenship
Free to Provide Services
Freedom of Establishment
Equality/Non discrimination

dobby896 wrote: »

Saw a timetable for October on Twitter but no update on the Law Society page, wonder if it is legit?

Any chance you could put it up on this?

nmurphy1441 wrote: »

Any chance you could put it up on this?

Will do.

After a proper look at it, I realise it is most likely not real and now I feel an utter fool- I highly doubt the Law Society would simply refer to it as "Tort".

Sorry for the false flag!

nmurphy1441 wrote: »

Any chance you could put it up on this?

Tort tues 6
Company wed
Criminal thurs
Property fri
Equity tuesday 13
Constitutional wed
Contract thur
EU fri

I have asked the guy where he got the information from! I am hoping this isn' true, otherwise i have 3 back to back!

nmurphy1441 wrote: »

I’d agree with Supermax1988 but you’d never know!

A potential Law Society whistle-blower lol

sarahlawless wrote: »

Hoping this is not true...I thought they kept EU & Con in separate weeks?

If it is the real timetable, pandemic or not, this is extremely incompetent admin by the Law Society. The lack of communication and/or transparency has me literally basing all my annual leave and the most important study timetable of my life on a Tweet by a 22 year dude from Cork...

I have sent the law society an email for clarification and will let you all know if and when they get back to me!

I just can't fathom why someone would go to the bother of creating a fake timetable if this proves to be the case.

What an incredibly niche commission of fraud.

lawDani wrote: »

i wouldn't be banking on those dates anyway until it comes from the horses mouth.

Horses mouth would want to get a move on

If it not safe for fans to attend an outdoor sporting event, how on earth is it safe to bring hundreds of students for all over to country to Dublin and Cork for exams. They should be held online.