University of Law (ULAW)

Revision guides for unit 1 to unit 9 of Contract Law from the University of Law. Each has concise notes covering key cases, legislation and concepts. Notes taken from lecture and workshop notes, as well as other revision guides. Helped me achieve a first class. Cases:  Barry v Davis (2000)  Blackpool & Fylde Aeroclub v Blackpool Borough Council (1990)  Blue v Ashley (2017)  Byrne & Co v Van Tienhoven & Co (1880)  Carlill v Carbolic Smoke Ball Co (1893)  Dickinson v Dod...

The lecture notes are structured to build progressively from foundational principles to more complex and evaluative aspects of tort law. They begin with an introduction to tort as a civil wrong, establishing its purpose within the legal system and distinguishing it from contract and criminal law. Early lectures focus on core concepts such as duty of care, breach, causation, and damage, ensuring a clear understanding of the basic framework that underpins most tort claims. As the notes develop, t...

The lecture notes are structured to build progressively from foundational principles to more complex and evaluative aspects of tort law. They begin with an introduction to tort as a civil wrong, establishing its purpose within the legal system and distinguishing it from contract and criminal law. Early lectures focus on core concepts such as duty of care, breach, causation, and damage, ensuring a clear understanding of the basic framework that underpins most tort claims. As the notes develop, t...

The lecture notes are structured to build progressively from foundational principles to more complex and evaluative aspects of tort law. They begin with an introduction to tort as a civil wrong, establishing its purpose within the legal system and distinguishing it from contract and criminal law. Early lectures focus on core concepts such as duty of care, breach, causation, and damage, ensuring a clear understanding of the basic framework that underpins most tort claims. As the notes develop, t...

The lecture notes are structured to build progressively from foundational principles to more complex and evaluative aspects of tort law. They begin with an introduction to tort as a civil wrong, establishing its purpose within the legal system and distinguishing it from contract and criminal law. Early lectures focus on core concepts such as duty of care, breach, causation, and damage, ensuring a clear understanding of the basic framework that underpins most tort claims. As the notes develop, t...

The lecture notes are structured to build progressively from foundational principles to more complex and evaluative aspects of tort law. They begin with an introduction to tort as a civil wrong, establishing its purpose within the legal system and distinguishing it from contract and criminal law. Early lectures focus on core concepts such as duty of care, breach, causation, and damage, ensuring a clear understanding of the basic framework that underpins most tort claims. As the notes develop, t...

The lecture notes are structured to build progressively from foundational principles to more complex and evaluative aspects of tort law. They begin with an introduction to tort as a civil wrong, establishing its purpose within the legal system and distinguishing it from contract and criminal law. Early lectures focus on core concepts such as duty of care, breach, causation, and damage, ensuring a clear understanding of the basic framework that underpins most tort claims. As the notes develop, t...

The lecture notes are structured to build progressively from foundational principles to more complex and evaluative aspects of tort law. They begin with an introduction to tort as a civil wrong, establishing its purpose within the legal system and distinguishing it from contract and criminal law. Early lectures focus on core concepts such as duty of care, breach, causation, and damage, ensuring a clear understanding of the basic framework that underpins most tort claims. As the notes develop, t...

The lecture notes are structured to build progressively from foundational principles to more complex and evaluative aspects of tort law. They begin with an introduction to tort as a civil wrong, establishing its purpose within the legal system and distinguishing it from contract and criminal law. Early lectures focus on core concepts such as duty of care, breach, causation, and damage, ensuring a clear understanding of the basic framework that underpins most tort claims. As the notes develop, t...

The lecture notes are structured to build progressively from foundational principles to more complex and evaluative aspects of tort law. They begin with an introduction to tort as a civil wrong, establishing its purpose within the legal system and distinguishing it from contract and criminal law. Early lectures focus on core concepts such as duty of care, breach, causation, and damage, ensuring a clear understanding of the basic framework that underpins most tort claims. As the notes develop, t...