Hazel774 wrote: » It will be the classic 6pm update so that we don't have the opportunity to ask any questions..
JayFE1 wrote: » Tip for Constitutional: Aside from analysing papers, I’ve a gut feeling the Right to Die is coming up either next month or March. The Dying with Dignity Bill going through parliament and Gino Kenny has been in the media talking about it recently. It could be mixed with a referendum question too.
Dliodoir2021 wrote: » Company law - CORPORATE AUTHORITY I know ltds have unlimited capacity but the board can change that, can they? I know the difference between actual and ostensible but just wondering whether either of those really apply in relation to ltds?
bozzer198 wrote: » not sure what you mean, part 4 of the test for ostensible authority in the freeman and lockyer case no longer applies to ltds ,as ltds have the capacity to enter into any contract generally they see fit (s38) 2014 act gave unlimited capacity to ltds via the abolition of ultra vires, dno if this helps
nicolesd wrote: » (someone posted this on the Facebook group) Hi All, Was just in contact with the law society, The lady I was speaking with said if you’re not comfortable with sitting the exam online, write an email addressing the November FE1... email, stating you’re not comfortable sitting it online and you’ll rather have a physical sitting, they won’t be postponed till March so not to worry, they are just doing this to gather information and have alternatives for people who don’t want an online exam! Hope this helps! And the email will be sent out shortly so no need to panic!
mariussulla1977 wrote: » Hi Folks Serious question here. Is it way too late to start studying now? Im down for Criminal, Equity and Contract. Trying to decide whether its doable now. I have good notes for the three but have done no study. Would appreciate advice please.
ScatmanWhack wrote: » I see LS have changed the Friday deadline to "Further details will be circulated to students by email shortly." Swear to god, LS has to fundamentally change the way they do things. This is just a constant, stress-inducing, disrespectful mess.
Dliodoir2021 wrote: » Euthanasia for under 12s soon to be legal in Holland too
JayFE1 wrote: » Yeah, it will provide some uniformity to Dutch law as 1 - 12 year olds will be included. Not to be a pedantic Polly but you should really be saying The Netherlands especially in an exam. Holland is just two Northern regions. Portugal is another EU country going down this route if they get presidential approval.
FE1new wrote: » So to recap... we have exams in 2 weeks, in a new format we have never used before, we have no information on the system, times, details of the exams. No confirmation of if we can even use the bathroom....and we paid €105 per exam for this privilege (not taking into account any prep courses).
Hazel774 wrote: » Why on earth did they announce that exams were going ahead from 3 November if they didn't have arrangements in place. We would have accepted it if they had just let us know that there was going to be a delay of one or two weeks while they finalised arrangements, all we wanted was a clear answer, one way or the other, on when exams would be. But now they've gone ahead and confirmed that the exams will begin 3 November when they clearly have no idea what they are doing. At this point if they are planning on running these exams in two weeks they know how they are going to be run. If they do not know the finalised details at this stage then they will not be able to proceed with the exams in 2 weeks. It is seriously concerning that they will not share this information with us The lack of communication is actually astonishing.
Angela21 wrote: » Iam actually wondering if the level 5 restrictions will impact the exams. I wondering if online providers can do this from home ?
awsah wrote: » Hmm thats a good point I hadn't thought of. Maybe that's why they havnt announced anything, they were probably hoping for an announcement on Friday....
Hazel774 wrote: » Oh good point, I have no idea - do you think it would affect the online providers? I can't remember if any of the college exams that went online happened during the last lockdown? I guess it might also depend on what provider the LS are using To be honest even if that was the problem the Law Society still should have communicated that to us, even a brief post on their website, rather than telling us we'd have an update Friday and then changing it to today and then just ignoring the fact that they never gave it to us today, a bit of common decency from them wouldn't go astray
