Paul S. Davies Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

GOVT 407 TEST BANK CHAPTER 1 FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS Critical Concepts of Canadian Business Law 6 th Ed. Weir/Smyth1 TEST BANK CHAPTER 1 FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS Critical Concepts of Canadian Business Law 6 th Ed. Weir/Smyth MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS 1) Over which of the following subjects does the federal government NOT have jurisdiction? A) the regulation of trade and commerce B) criminal law C) education D) the postal service E) unemployment insurance 2) The federal government has passed a...

This is a detailed notes made by myself from researching and listening to my lectures during class. This is one out of the three certainties, specifically the certainty of intention.

First class Equity notes, last updated for Law exams at the University of Cambridge in 2019. These notes are concise & colourful. I have distilled the key principles for the main cases to make revision easier, especially for problem questions. The notes also cover academic commentary in each area. The notes cover the following areas: 1. Basic concepts/debates: 2. Requirements of an express trust 3. Constitution of trusts 4. Dispositive powers/duties & admin of trusts 5. Personal liabil...

*******************************ACHIEVED A 1ST (71%)**************************************** Full Contract Notes including: - the formation of contract, - offer, - acceptance, - termination of offer, - unilateral contracts, - certainty, - consideration, - promissory estoppel, - terms of contract, - misrepresentation, - mistake, - frustration, - discharge of contract - remedies for breach of contract. These notes were made from my lecture notes and readings from the recommended textb...

Notes for 2nd year module Equity and Trusts Law by 3rd (final) year University of Southampton Law student. Clear layout and fully comprehensive. Achieved 74% in this 100% exam based module with these notes.

A concise, accurate and detailed essay plan describing the enigma of Quistclose Trusts, how and why they are enforced, and whether they should exist at all. A critical comparison of the alternatives. Analysed and criticised using established and heavy-weight academics to support the argument. Achieved a first class in the final exam.

A concise, accurate and detailed essay plan describing the standard for liability of third party accessories to breaches of trust. Analysed and criticised using established and heavy-weight academics to support the argument. Achieved a first class in the final exam.

A concise, accurate and detailed essay plan describing the journey from knowing receipt as the standard for third party recipient liability to unconscionability. Analysed and criticised using established and heavy-weight academics to support the argument. Achieved a first class in the final exam.

1st year law llb lecture notes from myself a student at city university of london who obtained a First in my exams revising from these notes

1st year law llb lecture notes from myself a student at city university of london who obtained a First in my exams revising from these notes