Land law revision Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

These are the revision notes I produced for the GDL Tort Law paper (as taught at Oxford Brookes in 2021/22. I achieved a Distinction both on this paper, and overall. The notes run to 77 pages and nearly 30k words, covering the following topics: Trespass to the person Trespass to land Occupiers' liability Public nuisance Private nuisance Rylands v Fletcher Employers' and vicarious liability Negligence Duty of care Breach of duty Factual causation Remoteness of damage Psychiatr...

CLFP Exam Questions and Answers Latest Update | Scored A+. Oldest Record of Leasing correct answer2010 B.C. in Sumerian City of Ur using Clay tablets for ag tools, land & Water rights, oxen and other animals Code of Hammurabi correct answer1750 BC, acknowledged leasing of Personal Property. First Record of Leasing First Example of A True Lease correct answerShip Charters. Phoenicians leased the ship and crew requiring them to assume benefits and obligations of ownership Statue of Wales co...

Illinois Real Estate Exam Prep Questions With 100% Correct Answers Who can and cannot complete the property condition disclosure documents? Disclosure documents must be completed by the seller, a family member (and signed by the seller), or seller's attorney or power of attorney. The licensee must never complete the disclosure forms. 2. What must a licensee do if he or she takes a listing on a home built prior to 1978? The licensee must have the sellers fill out a disclosure form about ...

Law is the body of rules and principles that every member of society must follow. It is a collection of norms and rules that allow, mandate, or forbid conduct by both people and organizations. The system is designed to promote safety, equity, equality, and the general welfare of all its members. Without laws, society would be in chaos and anarchy would prevail. For this reason, society has designed a complex set of laws that set guidelines for personal and business conduct. It is rare for an...

Illinois Real Estate Exam Prep Questions With 100% Correct Answers Who can and cannot complete the property condition disclosure documents? Disclosure documents must be completed by the seller, a family member (and signed by the seller), or seller's attorney or power of attorney. The licensee must never complete the disclosure forms. 2. What must a licensee do if he or she takes a listing on a home built prior to 1978? The licensee must have the sellers fill out a disclosure form about ...

Illinois Real Estate Exam Prep Questions With 100% Correct Answers Who can and cannot complete the property condition disclosure documents? Disclosure documents must be completed by the seller, a family member (and signed by the seller), or seller's attorney or power of attorney. The licensee must never complete the disclosure forms. 2. What must a licensee do if he or she takes a listing on a home built prior to 1978? The licensee must have the sellers fill out a disclosure form about ...

What services make up the military departments? Army, Navy (including the Marine Corps and in wartime, the Coast Guard) and the Air Force. The SecDef and the Joint Chiefs of Staff established the genreal and specific functions (roles and missions) of each branch of the U.S Armed Forces according to what agreement? Key West Agreement of 1948. What are the three general function of the U.S Armed Forces establised in the 1958 revision to the Key West agreement? -Support and defend ...

QUESTION 1 1. The practical reception: the reception of the actual rule (the content) of a legal system. E.g. English Companies Act, which was adopted in its entirely applied here in south Africa 2. Scientific reception: the reception of the scientific system of a legal system precisely, the reception of the concepts, categories, principles and divisions (the structure) of a legal system. E.g. the distinction between public and private law QUESTION 2 2.1 Indigenous law- It may be a syste...

MTM 3010 Intro to Music Industry Final Exam - Full Set 360 deals Record company receives percentage of artist's income streams. Role of independent labels Discovering new talent in the music industry. Role of major labels Financial backing, elaborate recordings, promotion, and distribution power. Types of major label record deals In-house, artist already under contract, independent artist/producer deal, master lease, artist production company. Typical record producer royalties 2%-6%...