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Notes available for the following courses of Law at Cambridge University
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rlongman
Cambridge University
SUMMARY
$10.16
Complete Copyright Notes
FULL NOTES NO NEED TO DO ANY MORE WORK. This is a full set of notes on anything that you could hope to know about copyright. Contains cases, description, articles and more. Helped me get a first from Cambridge. Excellent and understandable formatting.
FULL NOTES NO NEED TO DO ANY MORE WORK. This is a full set of notes on anything that you could hope to know about copyright. Contains cases, description, articles and more. Helped me get a first from Cambridge. Excellent and understandable formatting.
rlongman
Cambridge University
SUMMARY
$5.08
Justifications for intellectual property
This is a collection of Intellectual Property Justification notes written for the IP course in Cambridge. It earned me a first. As you can see from the preview, they are coherently and succinctly written with consistent formatting throughout. If you download and learn these, you will not need to do ANY OTHER WORK for the rest of this model. Worth the price.
This is a collection of Intellectual Property Justification notes written for the IP course in Cambridge. It earned me a first. As you can see from the preview, they are coherently and succinctly written with consistent formatting throughout. If you download and learn these, you will not need to do ANY OTHER WORK for the rest of this model. Worth the price.
rlongman
Cambridge University
LECTURE NOTES
$8.25
Passing Off
This is a collection of Intellectual Property Passing off notes written for the IP course in Cambridge. It earned me a first. As you can see from the preview, they are coherently and succinctly written with consistent formatting throughout. If you download and learn these, you will not need to do ANY OTHER WORK for the rest of this model. Worth the price.
This is a collection of Intellectual Property Passing off notes written for the IP course in Cambridge. It earned me a first. As you can see from the preview, they are coherently and succinctly written with consistent formatting throughout. If you download and learn these, you will not need to do ANY OTHER WORK for the rest of this model. Worth the price.
rlongman
Cambridge University
SUMMARY
$8.25
Trademarks
This is a collection of Intellectual Property Trademark notes written for the IP course in Cambridge. It earned me a first. As you can see from the preview, they are coherently and succinctly written with consistent formatting throughout. If you download and learn these, you will not need to do ANY OTHER WORK for the rest of this model. Worth the price.
This is a collection of Intellectual Property Trademark notes written for the IP course in Cambridge. It earned me a first. As you can see from the preview, they are coherently and succinctly written with consistent formatting throughout. If you download and learn these, you will not need to do ANY OTHER WORK for the rest of this model. Worth the price.
Loh
Cambridge University
SUMMARY
$3.17
Contract Law - Formation of Contracts (Complete, Concise Notes)
I used these notes to achieve a First Class, and am sharing them now to help you as well. INCLUDED: • Negotiations and bidding (negotiations and bidding, fair dealing, tenders, auctions, sealed or best bids) • Establishing consensus in formation ('agreement', the objective and subjective approaches, offer and acceptance) • Offers and invitations to treat • Termination of offer • Method of acceptance • Certainty • Exceptional need for writing • Deeds to formalise gratuitous promises • CONSIDERATION (testing for bargains, variation of contracts, waiver and estoppel) • INTENTION TO CREATE LEGAL RELATIONS AND THIRD PARTIES
I used these notes to achieve a First Class, and am sharing them now to help you as well. INCLUDED: • Negotiations and bidding (negotiations and bidding, fair dealing, tenders, auctions, sealed or best bids) • Establishing consensus in formation ('agreement', the objective and subjective approaches, offer and acceptance) • Offers and invitations to treat • Termination of offer • Method of acceptance • Certainty • Exceptional need for writing • Deeds to formalise gratuitous promises • CONSIDERATION (testing for bargains, variation of contracts, waiver and estoppel) • INTENTION TO CREATE LEGAL RELATIONS AND THIRD PARTIES
CambridgeLawyer
Cambridge University
OTHER
$3.17
Roman - Law of Persons 1st Class
These notes provide DETAILED, but CLEAR AND CONCISE, analysis of a KEY ASPECT of Roman Law: THE LAW OF PERSONS. It will enable you to complete the Cambridge Civil Law course at undergraduate level to an exceptionally high standard, without having to trawl hundreds upon thousands of pages of information! They were taken in a 5 step process of lecture notes; textbook reading; supervision notes (small two-student tutorials with a top lecturer or commentator in Criminal Law); further reading and academic input; and finally, consolidation to reduce word count and improve clarity. The course convener was Professor Ibbetson and the key textbook used was Borkowski's 'Textbook on Roman Law'. Please send any feedback. If you like them, do please check out my other detailed notes on specific areas of Roman Law!
These notes provide DETAILED, but CLEAR AND CONCISE, analysis of a KEY ASPECT of Roman Law: THE LAW OF PERSONS. It will enable you to complete the Cambridge Civil Law course at undergraduate level to an exceptionally high standard, without having to trawl hundreds upon thousands of pages of information! They were taken in a 5 step process of lecture notes; textbook reading; supervision notes (small two-student tutorials with a top lecturer or commentator in Criminal Law); further reading and academic input; and finally, consolidation to reduce word count and improve clarity. The course convener was Professor Ibbetson and the key textbook used was Borkowski's 'Textbook on Roman Law'. Please send any feedback. If you like them, do please check out my other detailed notes on specific areas of Roman Law!
CambridgeLawyer
Cambridge University
OTHER
$3.17
Roman - Delicts (2) THEFT, ROBBERY, INSULTING BEHAVIOUR, MISC. 1st Class
These notes provide DETAILED, but CLEAR AND CONCISE, analysis of a KEY ASPECT of Roman Law: DELICT, focusing on theft, robbery and insulting behaviour (see Delicts (1) for lex Aquilia). It will enable you to complete the Cambridge Civil Law course at undergraduate level to an exceptionally high standard, without having to trawl hundreds upon thousands of pages of information! They were taken in a 5 step process of lecture notes; textbook reading; supervision notes (small two-student tutorials with a top lecturer or commentator in Criminal Law); further reading and academic input; and finally, consolidation to reduce word count and improve clarity. The course convener was Professor Ibbetson and the key textbook used was Borkowski's 'Textbook on Roman Law'. Please send any feedback. If you like them, do please check out my other detailed notes on specific areas of Roman Law!
These notes provide DETAILED, but CLEAR AND CONCISE, analysis of a KEY ASPECT of Roman Law: DELICT, focusing on theft, robbery and insulting behaviour (see Delicts (1) for lex Aquilia). It will enable you to complete the Cambridge Civil Law course at undergraduate level to an exceptionally high standard, without having to trawl hundreds upon thousands of pages of information! They were taken in a 5 step process of lecture notes; textbook reading; supervision notes (small two-student tutorials with a top lecturer or commentator in Criminal Law); further reading and academic input; and finally, consolidation to reduce word count and improve clarity. The course convener was Professor Ibbetson and the key textbook used was Borkowski's 'Textbook on Roman Law'. Please send any feedback. If you like them, do please check out my other detailed notes on specific areas of Roman Law!
CambridgeLawyer
Cambridge University
OTHER
$3.17
Roman - Delicts (1) LEX AQUILIA 1st Class
These notes provide DETAILED, but CLEAR AND CONCISE, analysis of a KEY ASPECT of Roman Law: DELICTS, focusing on the LEX AQUILIA. Other delicts are considered in other notes. It will enable you to complete the Cambridge Civil Law course at undergraduate level to an exceptionally high standard, without having to trawl hundreds upon thousands of pages of information! They were taken in a 5 step process of lecture notes; textbook reading; supervision notes (small two-student tutorials with a top lecturer or commentator in Criminal Law); further reading and academic input; and finally, consolidation to reduce word count and improve clarity. The course convener was Professor Ibbetson and the key textbook used was Borkowski's 'Textbook on Roman Law'. Please send any feedback. If you like them, do please check out my other detailed notes on specific areas of Roman Law!
These notes provide DETAILED, but CLEAR AND CONCISE, analysis of a KEY ASPECT of Roman Law: DELICTS, focusing on the LEX AQUILIA. Other delicts are considered in other notes. It will enable you to complete the Cambridge Civil Law course at undergraduate level to an exceptionally high standard, without having to trawl hundreds upon thousands of pages of information! They were taken in a 5 step process of lecture notes; textbook reading; supervision notes (small two-student tutorials with a top lecturer or commentator in Criminal Law); further reading and academic input; and finally, consolidation to reduce word count and improve clarity. The course convener was Professor Ibbetson and the key textbook used was Borkowski's 'Textbook on Roman Law'. Please send any feedback. If you like them, do please check out my other detailed notes on specific areas of Roman Law!
CambridgeLawyer
Cambridge University
OTHER
$3.17
Roman - Contracts (1) OVERVIEW, STIPULATIO, LITTERIS, REAL CONTRACTS 1st Class
These notes provide DETAILED, but CLEAR AND CONCISE, analysis of a KEY ASPECT of Roman Law: CONTRACTS, specifically the essential STIPULATIO and the contracts LITTERIS and the REAL contracts. The consensual contracts are dealt with later on. It will enable you to complete the Cambridge Civil Law course at undergraduate level to an exceptionally high standard, without having to trawl hundreds upon thousands of pages of information! They were taken in a 5 step process of lecture notes; textbook reading; supervision notes (small two-student tutorials with a top lecturer or commentator in Criminal Law); further reading and academic input; and finally, consolidation to reduce word count and improve clarity. The course convener was Professor Ibbetson and the key textbook used was Borkowski's 'Textbook on Roman Law'. Please send any feedback. If you like them, do please check out my other detailed notes on specific areas of Roman Law!
These notes provide DETAILED, but CLEAR AND CONCISE, analysis of a KEY ASPECT of Roman Law: CONTRACTS, specifically the essential STIPULATIO and the contracts LITTERIS and the REAL contracts. The consensual contracts are dealt with later on. It will enable you to complete the Cambridge Civil Law course at undergraduate level to an exceptionally high standard, without having to trawl hundreds upon thousands of pages of information! They were taken in a 5 step process of lecture notes; textbook reading; supervision notes (small two-student tutorials with a top lecturer or commentator in Criminal Law); further reading and academic input; and finally, consolidation to reduce word count and improve clarity. The course convener was Professor Ibbetson and the key textbook used was Borkowski's 'Textbook on Roman Law'. Please send any feedback. If you like them, do please check out my other detailed notes on specific areas of Roman Law!
CambridgeLawyer
Cambridge University
OTHER
$3.17
Roman - Law of Property (2) CLASSIFICATION, ACQUISITION 1st Class
These notes provide DETAILED, but CLEAR AND CONCISE, analysis of a KEY ASPECT of Roman Law: PROPERTY, namely the CLASSIFICATION of obligations and the three forms of original, derivative and prescriptive acquisition. It will enable you to complete the Cambridge Civil Law course at undergraduate level to an exceptionally high standard, without having to trawl hundreds upon thousands of pages of information! They were taken in a 5 step process of lecture notes; textbook reading; supervision notes (small two-student tutorials with a top lecturer or commentator in Criminal Law); further reading and academic input; and finally, consolidation to reduce word count and improve clarity. The course convener was Professor Ibbetson and the key textbook used was Borkowski's 'Textbook on Roman Law'. Please send any feedback. If you like them, do please check out my other detailed notes on specific areas of Roman Law!
These notes provide DETAILED, but CLEAR AND CONCISE, analysis of a KEY ASPECT of Roman Law: PROPERTY, namely the CLASSIFICATION of obligations and the three forms of original, derivative and prescriptive acquisition. It will enable you to complete the Cambridge Civil Law course at undergraduate level to an exceptionally high standard, without having to trawl hundreds upon thousands of pages of information! They were taken in a 5 step process of lecture notes; textbook reading; supervision notes (small two-student tutorials with a top lecturer or commentator in Criminal Law); further reading and academic input; and finally, consolidation to reduce word count and improve clarity. The course convener was Professor Ibbetson and the key textbook used was Borkowski's 'Textbook on Roman Law'. Please send any feedback. If you like them, do please check out my other detailed notes on specific areas of Roman Law!
