Lpc lps Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

Only contains the solution to BLP SGS7 Shareholders Pre-SGS Activity 2022 which was to draft a letter of advice for the removal of a director. Although this is my own solution, it does follows the format required of you when you submit this to your tutor and the notes are distinction level. You will not get marked for this activity but make sure to paraphrase it before submitting to avoid plagiarism. The solution is only one page long so I cut the first bit off to use for the preview, the fu...

This is a compilation of all of the practice questions from the SGS (Class) preparations as well as any other practice materials. This is perfect for OPEN BOOK exams as they often repeat the same/same style questions in the exams so you can see how to go through a question. You just need to label it according to topic/question type.

This is a compilation of all of the practice questions from all SGS (classes) preparation activities and other practice materials. This is perfect for an OPEN BOOK exam as you will have examples of how to run through each question at your finger tips. Just label this up according to question type/subject.

Revision notes for the BLP course on the LPC the University of Law. The hyperlinked notes cover all topics on the module, including: partnerships, LLPs and LPs, company law, directors, shareholders, share capital, company finance, and insolvency. The notes also include templates for company planning procedure and corporation tax questions. These notes are what I used to achieve a high Distinction in my March 2021 exam.

This is a compilation of all of the practice questions from all SGS (classes) preparation activities and other practice materials. This is perfect for an OPEN BOOK exam as you will have examples of how to run through each question at your finger tips. Just label this up according to question type/subject.

This is a compilation of all of the practice questions from the SGS (Class) preparations as well as any other practice materials. This is perfect for OPEN BOOK exams as they often repeat the same/same style questions in the exams so you can see how to go through a question. You just need to label it according to topic/question type.