LPC - Legal Practice Course

A set of notes from a tutorial on Business Law on Wrongful Trading, Fraudulent trading and other aspects of director liability on liquidation and insolvency of a company such as preferences.

A worked example of a set of company accounts used to illustrate the effect of Accruals and prepayments on a set of accounts.

A set of notes on the rules regarding user clauses in commercial property used in revision for the commercial property exam on the LPC

Distinction Notes for the LPC immigration module Has sample exam Q and A's that could come - received 85 in the exam

Distinction Notes for the Real Estate Core Module on the LPC

Revision notes on what steps to take just before the exchange of contracts when buying or selling a residential property.

Exam ready distinction level Criminal Litigation Notes. These cover the SGS's and everything you have to know at the exam. They contain actual structures for the answers that the examiners want to see. I have used highlighting, underlining for ease of reference. The notes are as concise and organised as they can be, you will get right to all latest versions I upload.

I achieved a 7o for my Employment Law exam with these notes. The notes are based on BPP Employment Law SGS's. They provide you with answer structures that you should follow in the exam in order to cover all points necessary to achieve a high mark. The notes include all statutory references and cases that must be applied to the facts in your answers. I have included a table of contents on the last page for ease of reference.

This is a compilation of all of the practice questions from the SGS (Class) preparations as well as any other practice materials. This is perfect for OPEN BOOK exams as they often repeat the same/same style questions in the exams so you can see how to go through a question. You just need to label it according to topic/question type.

This is a compilation of all of the practice questions from the SGS (Class) preparations as well as any other practice materials. This is perfect for OPEN BOOK exams as they often repeat the same/same style questions in the exams so you can see how to go through a question. You just need to label it according to topic/question type.