Solicitor accounts Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

notes based on Barbri prep course and external resources - debits, credits, rules for solicitor accounts

What is the overarching objective? - CORRECT ANSWER-Rule 1.1 of the SRA Accounts Rules: "The purpose of these rules is to keep client money safe." What is the main way in which the Rules seek to achieve the overarching objective? - CORRECT ANSWER-Rule 1.2(1): By requiring the firm to keep other people's money separate from the firm's own money What is the fundamental rule concerning client money & office money? - CORRECT ANSWER-That these must be kept separate What is Rule 12? - CO...

Provides an in-depth summary of all the possible types of transactions and their corresponding ledger entries. All the possible exam scenarios are covered in these notes. These notes helped me get a PERFECT SCORE in solicitors accounts.

Notes on Solicitors' Accounts for those preparing for the SQE. I have passed the LPC with a distinction and I am now preparing to take the SQE. Having looked at the exam content and my existing LPC notes, I have created a new set of notes containing all the knowledge you will need from this module to pass the exam. While creating these notes, I made sure that they are set out in a way that is easy to understand using structured step-by-step guides and clear table formats.

SUMMARY SOLICITOR ACCOUNTS EXAM REVIEW (QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS) What is the overarching objective? - CORRECT ANSWER-Rule 1.1 of the SRA Accounts Rules: "The purpose of these rules is to keep client money safe." What is the main way in which the Rules seek to achieve the overarching objective? - CORRECT ANSWER-Rule 1.2(1): By requiring the firm to keep other people's money separate from the firm's own money What is the fundamental rule concerning client money & office money? - CORR...

Contemporary Canadian Business Law 12Ed. By John A Willes, John H Willes -Complete, Elaborated and Latest - Test Bank & Solutions Manual MULTIPLE CHOICE. Choose the one alternative that best completes the statement or answers the question. 1) A sophisticated client A) does not require the services of a lawyer. B) is someone with formal legal training. C) distrusts and derides lawyers. D) understands the importance of the solicitor-client relationship. E) should represent themselves, rather than...

Everything you need in digestible steps that you can copy and paste in the exam, with little notes to help you understand everything. Do not need to go through workbook, just rely on this!

All the possible entries you'll need for the BPP Solicitors' Accounts Exam.

*DISTINCTION LEVEL* Alice Hicks style colourful summary with full client ledger examples and references to the textbook chapters/paragraphs for the exam. Also financial summary examples and full detail of the rules. University of Law Exam Ready!

BLP REVISION NOTES EXAM WITH BEST SOLUTIONS CONTENTS i) SRA 10 Principles, The Code of Conduct, Undertakings & Anti-Money Laundering ii) FSMA 2000 – Regulated Activities (ch.17 LF textbook) iii) Business Accounts iv) Partnership (1) v) Partnership (2) vi) Overview of different business structures; advantages and disadvantages vii) Separate legal personality and groups of companies viii) Director’s Powers & Authority – Decision making (list of Ds vs SHs decision making) ix) Di...