Cambridge University (CAM)

This is a one page summary of head and neck anatomy which I used to study for my second year H&N exam - it has clinical relevance points too to help you understand it in the context of the human body.

The document provides detailed notes on free movement of persons provisions, covering rights under the TFEU as well as citizenship rights. It refers to all of the important legislative provisions and case law, citing academic commentary where relevant.

The document provides detailed notes on resulting (both presumed and automatic) and Quistclose trusts. It contains references to case law and statute, together with relevant academic commentary.

The document is an outline of the 'free movement of goods' topic covered in all EU law modules. It refers to all of the important case law, statutory provisions and some academic commentary. The notes try to follow a chronological order, as and when new legal developments emerge.

Energy Of a Liquid

Class notes Physics 620 (E.gpsyc01)

Easy to start work physic

What does the residual dividend model mean for a company? It helps a company attract investors who seek a high dividend payout ratio. It prioritizes the company's growth over shareholder dividends. It helps a company attract investors who seek a low dividend payout ratio. It allows a company to maintain a consistent dividend yield

Spreadsheet laying out key grammar, word order and some vocabulary for beginners' Japanese language courses. Based off the CEFR A1 course at the Cambridge Language Centre with detail added from various respected online sources.

Notes from the Cambridge BA Law Constitutional Law course. Covers topics such as Parliamentary Sovereignty, the Rule of Law, Judicial Review, Human Rights, the Crown, the Executive, the Separation of Powers and historical legal theory.