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Outlines how to answer OCR contract law application questions. Offer and Acceptance, Intention, Consideration, Privity, Terms, Exclusions clauses, Economic duress, Misrepresentation, Performance, Frustration, Breach.

Outlines how to answer application questions for OCR tort law. Negligence, OLA 1957, OLA 1984, Private Nuisance, Rylands v Fletcher, Vicarious Liability, Defences and Remedies

Outlines on how to structure application questions for OCR criminal law. Murder, Diminshed Responsibility, Loss of control, Unlawful Act manslaughter, Gross negligence manslaughter, assault, battery, s.47, s.20, s.18, theft, robbery, burglary, self-defence, consent, intoxication, duress, automatism, insanity, necessity

This will go over Article 6 Essay Plan and Layout with case law. When doing a HR Scenario you will not use all of the essay plan, but rather the parts which are relevant to the scenario.

This will go over Article 5 Essay Plan and Layout with case law. When doing a HR Scenario you will not use all of the essay plan, but rather the parts which are relevant to the scenario.

This will go over Article 8 Essay Plan and Layout with case law. When doing a HR Scenario you will not use all of the essay plan, but rather the parts which are relevant to the scenario.

This document will provide you with the evaluation points for Article 5, Article 6, Article 8 and Article 10. They will bring in case law from all over the course and Human Rights to back the points up.

This summary goes over all the offences against the property and the non-fatal offences. With this it will also be with the relevant caselaw.

This goes over all of the relevant Torts in a clear set out way. It will also be with the relevant case law and with the potential defences which you can raise.