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Comprehensive summary/exam notes on misrepresentation in Contract Law. This document covers the three elements of misrepresentation (statement of existing law/fact, addressed to the party misled, and inducement), the three types of misrepresentation (fraudulent, negligent and innocent), the two remedies often awarded (rescission and damages), and the rules surrounding excluding liability for misrepresentation.

Comprehensive summary/exam notes on the rules surrounding implied and express terms in Contract Law. This document covers the incorporation of express terms (notice, contained or referred to in a document, and reasonable steps to bring the terms to the attention of the other party), terms implied by statute (Sale of Goods Act 1979, Supply of Goods and Services Act 1982, Consumer Rights Act 2015), terms implied by custom, terms implied by common law, and the incorporation, construction and regula...

Comprehensive summary/exam notes on the rules surrounding frustration of contract in Contract Law. This document covers the basis of frustration (illegality, impossibility, frustration of purpose), factors excluding frustration (express provision, foreseen/foreseeable events, self-induced frustration) and the effect of frustration under both common law and Law Reform (Frustrated Contracts) Act 1943. It also covers the effect of 'booking conditions' (with regard to both consumer and non-con...

Comprehensive summary/exam notes on consideration and estoppel in Contract Law. This document covers whether performance of a contractual duty owed to the promisor, performance of a duty imposed by law, past payment of a debt, and past consideration can be sufficient consideration, as well as the principle of promissory estoppel.

Comprehensive summary/exam notes on the rules surrounding breaching terms of a contract in Contract Law. This document covers anticipatory breach, the possibility of termination following breach of a condition, warranty or innominate term, damages following breach (expectation interest, reliance interest, restitution interest, account for profits and negotiating damages), restrictions on damages (mitigation, remoteness and causation), and penalty clauses.

Comprehensive summary/exam notes on the foundations of contracts in Contract Law. This document covers offer and acceptance (including the distinction between an offer and an invitation to treat), certainty of contract, and intention to create legal relations.

Comprehensive summary/exam notes on tribunals in Administrative Law. This document covers the context which led to the enactment of the Tribunals Courts and Enforcement Act 2007 and an analysis of whether this legislation has resolved all problems. It also covers judicial oversight of tribunals, both the upper tribunal and the investigatory powers tribunal.

Comprehensive summary/exam notes on statutory construction and fact-finding in Administrative Law. This document covers the distinction between jurisdictional and non-jurisdictional errors (including the process of getting rid of the distinction), the new approach following the case of Page and an analysis of whether the correct approach is currently being taken. It further covers the two grounds specifically created to deal with facts: review for precedent/jurisdictional facts (R (A) v Croydon...

Comprehensive summary/exam notes on standing in Administrative Law cases. This document covers in detail the context sensitivity of standing determinations, specifically in relation to parole board cases, environmental law cases, and representative standing, and the relevance/irrelevance of motive.

Comprehensive summary/exam notes on s.84 Criminal Justice and Courts Act 2015. This document covers the reasons for the enactment of the legislation and several concerns that have arisen from it.