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personal injury notes for LPC course of law. distinction quality notes ready to be used in an exam

LPC Distinction level Immigration Law prep tasks & answers 2019 All Immigration topics included

LPC Distinction level revision notes. All Civil Litigation topics included All Criminal Topics Included. From teaching year 2019, they are up to date with all current laws.

LPC Distinction level revision notes. All property law topics included Studied at the University of Birmingham but can be used for all LPC courses from all universities. From teaching year 2018/2019 - has so far been used in January exams.

LPC Distinction level Immigration Law notes 2019 Used for Birmingham University LPC exams but will work for all LPC courses. Notes include all Immigration topics: British Citizens and the Right of Abode EEA Nationals Entry Clearance Tier categories Children and Adult Dependent Relatives Asylum Seekers & Refugees Deportation, Removal and Human Rights

These notes were used as part of my revision for the Family Law elective at University of Birmingham in which a distinction was received. Topics include: Divorce Private law children proceedings Financial orders Public law children proceedings Domestic violence

Used by a student to gain a distinction level result in January 2019 Provided in an editable Word format to allow you to change and annotate as you wish. Formatted to be as succinct and clear as possible to assist with a voluminous workload. Structure based on the University of Law's course, but will be of assistance to any LPC student. Includes whole Business Law module

This pdf file consists of notes I have taken on property damage and arson related to it - it is very detailed with all required elements noted in addition to actus reus and mens rea elements. Please note the pdf has left some blank pages in between notes due to their size as I would like you to get a clear view of them.

Business to consumer & business to business contracts incorporation of terms lecture and own study notes including cases and remedies - very detailed.

Britain has constitution but is not written. For example, the elections and appointment of the pm. A way we do things, part of what we do, regulate ourselves/conventions. Britain has a number of constitutional conventions (the way that things are).