University of Sussex (UOS) • Law

This review provides an overview of all the content covered in Public Law I: Constitutional and Administrative Law at the University of Sussex and the various question, cases and distinctions needed to revise for the topic exam. Ranging from: Topic 1: Constitutional Law Without a (Codified) Constitution: Topic 1 delves into the unique nature of constitutional law in the absence of a codified constitution, examining the sources, conventions, and principles that form the foundation of the UK'...

These lecture notes are from the first year module Justice,Equality and Society module from the University of Sussex. The provide a briefer look at the content covered in lecture.

Selling Family Law notes. I got 83% in my open book exam using those notes. Contain extensive case law summaries so that you do not need to read any cases! Areas include: -Divorce and Dissolution -Financial Proceedings -Child Maintenance -Parental Responsibility -Section 8 Orders (Child Arrangements Orders, Prohibited Steps Orders, Specific Issue Orders) -The Welfare Principle -Domestic Violence -Public Law Children (Child Protection)

Provides an overview to the topic of co-ownership and TOLATA. Includes difference between a Joint Tenant and Tenant in Common, Severance, and Disputes between Co-Owners and Secured Creditors.

Providing revision notes for the Land Law exam on fixtures and fittings. Key cases, including Holland v Hodgson, Elitestone v Morris, and Botham v TSB Bank.

2020 lecture notes providing a comprehensible guide to the law of charitable trusts. Includes notes on the key cases for each head of the 2006 and 2011 Charities Act. Then follows with an explanation of whether something is exclusively charitable, and how the public benefit requirement is satisfied. Written in academic year 2019/2020. Course is taught alongside Graham Virgo's 'The Principles of Equity and Trusts'. Prepared me for my exam. Includes key cases: Dingle v Turner; A-G v Charity...

Every case you need to know for the contract module in first year. Comes with names, dates and summaries, including the legal principles.

Every essential case for the entire law of tort module. Covering from Employers liability, Occupiers liability, Psychiatric Harm, Defamation etc...

This document is taken from the Law and Policy of the EU modual otherwise known as EU Law. The document represents in-depth information and critique regarding the principle of State Liability in EU law. I achived 74% using these notes in my EU law exam sat in May 2018.

2 aspects of criminal liability: Actus Reus & Mens Rea