University of Law (ULAW)

This document contains a summary of land law for your end-of-semester open book exam or any other type of exam. It contains in-depth information from legislation, cases and a structure to help you in your exam.

This document provides an excellent revision source for helping to remember all the key time limits/ stipulations as to time relating to all the facets of dispute resolution for the SQE exams. It highlights the key time limits from across all the topic areas, for example, the service of the claim form and particulars, to the deadline for making appeals from each specific court. It is an excellent revision source which brings together the tricky elements of memorisation for the SQE, and is especi...

A comprehensive document providing summary notes for the key examinable areas for the SQE (Solicitors Qualifying Exam). Each topic area has been condensed to highlight the key points to learn for the SQE exams, and would also be useful for GDL/PGDL/Undergraduate study. It is a great tool to use alongside study, as well as being able to refer quickly back to when revising. While it does not examine specific cases in detail (as this is not necessary for the SQE1 exam) the document still references...

These are key structures for the Land Law course with detailed outlines step by step to answer any questions given on the final assessment.

Occupiers' Liability notes from the Tort Law Module of the PGDL at University of Law

Employer's Liability Notes for the Tort Law Unit of the PGDL

Full Tort Law Module Notes for the PGDL MA Conversion at University of Law. Summaries of each unit covered in order. Includes a step by step guide for problem questions where appropriate. I obtained a distinction in this class using these revision notes.

This set covered the whole of Equity and Trust Law (units 1-9) from the University of Law, however could be used by other universities too.

The University of Law Land Law module contains quite a bit of reading. This document has condensed the content onto six pages of summary notes that contain the flow charts, statutes, and cases relevant to the various subtopics which are discussed in the UK Land Law module for the PgDL. All 9 chapters are condensed and easy to navigate for revision and use during the open book exams.

I got 83% in Criminal Law with these notes. Notes, case law, analysis and commentary on all topics of the Criminal Law module on the Postgraduate Diploma in Law (PGDL)

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This document is a summary of all the topics needed for contract law in the first year of university, including offer and acceptance, consideration, terms, misrepresentation and frustration etc. Within this summary, it contains structures with each topic in contract law that will enable you to answer exam questions effectively and easily. It also contains all the cases you will need in your exam.

My answers to all engage tasks on the module. Passed this module with a distinction - check out my account for my OWE as well, if you are interested.

I scored a 90 on my SBAQs so I had a pretty strong grasp of the concepts on Land Law. About this doc: Key words in the answers: Part (a) – Can Bucklow exercise its power of sale? Apply - exists / arisen / exercisable? Use facts and inc statutory refs. Duties Bucklow owes to the borrower when it sells? Part (b) – Can Bucklow sell free of all proprietary interests which may be over Number 96? Easement (shortcut) Lonsdale’s mortgage Lease Third party interests’ enforceability over...

I scored a 90 on my SBAQs so I had a pretty strong grasp of the concepts on Land Law. About this doc: Key words in the answers: Is the easement valid? The drains run along the main road. See Re Ellenborough Park. Validly created? Express (no, no express deed has been executed). Implied? Could be necessity, Common Intention, Wheeldon v Burrows OR Section 62 LPA 1925. Necessity - no, because drains are not strict necessity (Union Lighterage v London Graving Dock Company); not necessary, the...

I scored a 90 on my SBAQs so I had a pretty strong grasp of the concepts on Land Law. About this doc: Key words in the answers: Implied easements. Union Lighterage v London Graving Dock Company. Wong v Beaumont Property Trust Ltd. Wheeldon v Burrows. Doctrine of Lost modern Grant. Simmons v Dobson. Prescription Act 1832 . Registerable dispositions (s 27).

I scored a 90 on my SBAQs so I had a pretty strong grasp of the concepts on Land Law. About this doc: Key words in the answers: (1) Disrepair – real, positive covenant (2) Cricket hours – real, restrictive (3) Annual trophies – personal, positive For the benefit, then burden to pass at Common Law then Equity. Smith v River Douglas and the test in P&A Swift. Austerberry v Oldham Corpn. Halsall v Brizell . Tulk v Moxhay.