The University of Sheffield (TUOS) • Law
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All you need to know about creditors!

Includes:

Nature of debts

Creditor's self-protection

Classification of loan security

Fixed and Floating charges

Book debt

Crystallisation

Registration of charges

and more
Detailed clear notes all about shareholders. 

Includes:

Legal nature of shares

Member rights

Class of shares

Debt

Preference Shares

Ordinary Shares

and more...
FIRST CLASS NOTES

Extremely detailed and informative document.

Includes a lot of case law and legislation.

Contemporary moral and contentious arguments. 

Easy to navigate document.
Excellent Employment Law notes.

Covers a broad range of topics...

Including: Dismissal, Unfair and wrongful, what an employee is, up to date recent case law and legislation, Equality Act 2010.

Has insightful analysis on the gig economy and the rights of workers.
FIRST CLASS NOTES

Covers the whole course, including topics such as divorce, child custody etc. 

Includes case law and legislation. 

Very detailed.

Easy to navigate with clear subheadings.
Extensive coverage of contract law, in real life exam style questions. 

First class analysis.
Fantastic FIRST CLASS revision notes

Covers a small but essential part of the Equity and Trust module. 

Nice clear layout, easy to follow.
2:1 Grade worthy Criminal Law Revision Notes consisting of an abundance of case law and statutes as well as detailed methods of exam techniques. 
Also perfect for coursework such as Problem Questions and Essay Questions.
This is a good summary of comparative law. It includes links and references to relevant books as well as a descriptive analysis of the differences between the laws around the world. It focuses on the difference between civil and common law traditions but also mentions different cultures/ religions that influence legal systems such as Hinduism and Islam. It is a brilliant document to revise from or to just get a detailed understanding about the nature and methodology of comparative law today and ...
This document provides the legal authorities, statutes, cases and exceptions for the creation of a contract. I have provided examples and explanations under every element of contract formation: offer, acceptance, consideration, intention to create legal relations, incorporation of terms and exclusion clauses.