AA21 wrote: » Are tendors important in offer and acceptance? Don’t know a lot and don’t have much time left so cutting as much as I can
Fe1user5555 wrote: » Does anyone have opinions on frustration? Am I safe to just have PQ knowledge on it and can just about stretch it to an essay if necessary?
mcdurh wrote: » Someone posted it a couple of pages back in the thread
awsah wrote: » it came up twice in november so I would say you are safe enough
ruby1998 wrote: » Finding AP Co Ownership Easements Family Property Land Reg Landlord and tenant Succession ^^Will this be enough for property? Going to be a long 2 days
nmurphy1441 wrote: » I’d be shocked if you didn’t get 5 questions out of them!
FE1abroad wrote: » Finding it very difficult to remember all the case names for contract... would it be ok to know the facts of the cases and where to apply them, but to more or less make up cases names where required?
fe1555 wrote: » I wouldn't make up case names, I would say it's better to say 'a previous case held that ...' as opposed to making it up. What I often do it just try remember the first name in the case not the second
catonafence wrote: » You might get lots of varying opinion on this but our lecturers in college advised us if we can’t remember case names in the heat of an exam that the initials or the first name will do at a push. I wouldn’t make them up personally particularly if you have the correct details. If I knew the details but not the name I would outline the facts the outcome of case how it applies to the q. at hand but wouldn’t make the case name up.
FE1abroad wrote: » Yeah I'm hoping I'll be able to remember some names or at least vague intials, 'a previous case held that ...' is great advice too - thanks a mill!
AA21 wrote: » I have done Offer and acceptance Consideration and estoppel Misrepresentation Exemption clauses Consumer protection Privity Remedies Illegal contracts Is there anything else I need to cover?
awsah wrote: » I'm really hoping for an essay on capacity so that all those warship cases I learned in constitutional can be thrown in somewhere to talk about how the assisted decision making capacity act of 2015 is changing the law around persons of unsound mind!! But like the constitutional exam, that prob wont cone up here either! (Laughing face, crying laughing face, crying face)
FE1Hopefully1 wrote: » Does capacity come up generally or as an essay on minors do you know ?
awsah wrote: » Oh sorry not meaning to panic people I don't know if it appears as essays but that's not to say it won't this time, please noone go off preparing for an essay on my advice. Capacity is a nice subject and I'm preparing it as an essay as I would hate to just prepare minors and then a general essay on Capacity came up. That is just what I am doing,I obviously have no insight into the mind of the examiner
FE1s2021 wrote: » From looking at the past papers it is usually an essay question on minors. There was a PQ in October 2016 also in the context of minors. Are people focusing on mentally ill persons for capacity? I have only really done minors
FE1Hopefully1 wrote: » I’ve just looked at it all - I have no cases really for the mentally ill just a sort paragraph
Fe123 wrote: » For EU are people generally studying less topics considering it’s very predictable? I have 6 topics. The predictions from independent colleges have me worried