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Introduction to Criminal Law – explains what criminal law is, its purpose, and core ideas like actus reus (the act) and mens rea (the mental state). Actus Reus – covers voluntary acts, omissions (when failing to act is criminal), and causation with landmark cases such as R v Pittwood and R v White. Mens Rea – outlines levels of intent, recklessness, negligence, and transferred malice, with examples like R v Mohan and R v Cunningham. Strict Liability – describes offences where no...

Foundations of Land Law: What land is, legal vs equitable interests, and key statutes (like the Law of Property Act 1925). Ownership and Possession: Concepts such as estates, interests, and legal title. Registration of Land: The Land Registration Act 2002 and how ownership and rights are recorded. Co-ownership: Joint tenancy and tenancy in common, plus severance rules. Trusts of Land: Roles of trustees and beneficiaries under the Trusts of Land and Appointment of Trustees Act 1996 (T...

Coursework containing soils and materials topics, lab tests and results with explanations and clear understanding of concrete structures and slump test. Achieved grade A.

Completed in Year 1 of Civil Engineering Beng. Achieved 72/100 (A) with full workings and answers. Justification also shown in document with paragraphs and clear route of workings.

Consensus is concisely captured as a key provision of a contract.

Consensus is concisely captured and highlighted as a key provision of a contract.

The elements of a contract (consensus and consideration) are concisely captured, providing the key provisions of a contract.

Want to enjoy the social side of uni but the Monday morning lectures are hard and you dont want to fall behind? This is a document with all of 2nd year's lecture notes completed in full. No need to do further research with this. Use it for essays and assignments. Clear headings for different modules. Well organised

Amazing for prepping for an exam last minute!

Colorful, easy to read notes on all aspects of Family Law for final years students.