GDL (LAN)

Revision notes for the criminal law module on the GDL at the University of Law. The hyperlinked notes detail the AR and MR and key case law authorities for the following topics: criminal damage, offences against the person (assault etc), homicide offences (murder etc), offences against property (theft etc), intention, recklessness, defences (self-defence etc), attempts, and accomplice liability. These notes were what I used to achieve a high distinction in my January 2020 exam.

A collection of revision notes for the tort module on the GDL at the University of Law. The document includes 11 flowcharts and 16 pages of key authorities from statute and case law on the following topics: - trespass to the person - negligence - limited duty situations in negligence - employer's liability - occupiers' liability - liability for defective products - torts to land - remedies in tort These revision notes were what I used to achieve a Distinction in the tort exam I sat ...

Revision notes for the EU law module on the GDL at the University of Law. The hyperlinked notes include 7 flowcharts and the corresponding key case law and statutory authorities for the following topics: making references to the ECJ, direct and indirect effect, sex discrimination, free movement of goods, free movement of workers, article 101 (agreements between undertakings), and article 102 (abuse of dominance). These notes were what I used to achieve a distinction in my January 2020 exam.

A collection of revision notes for the public law module on the GDL at the University of Law. The document includes: - three essay question plans on the flexibility of the UK constitution, the separation of powers, and parliamentary supremacy - four flowcharts on answering problem questions about judicial review, judicial review involving human rights, conflict of human rights (Articles 8 and 10), and contempt of court - key statutory and case law authorities for all the above topics These...

This is a flowchart you can use to help you establish whether or not there is an offer, the first step in understanding whether there is a contract in contract law. It can be used to answer problem questions easily.

distinction level contract law revision notes (GDL)

distinction level revision notes and case summaries

distinction level land law revision notes