LLB Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

When completing the LAs in the Weekly Discussions please follow these directions and format: In your narrative response to the LAs, start out by first clearly identifying, defining and explaining the management theory under discussion and provide a citation(s) for this information based on the course reading material. In this Weekly Discussion we are discussing the first function (Planning). of “what managers do”, the 4 functions of management. In the Planning function, there are two main ...

Coherent set of notes of every lecture in the second semester of 2018. It includes inter alia: - Lectures in accord with module framework - Quotations out of Companies Act - Practical tips (for articles) - Class discussions

P4 explain how complementary therapies can be used to maintain health and wellbeing P4 UNIT 35

Everything you are required to know for your final company law examination. Includes case law, as well as the following topics: Introduction , pre-incorporation matters, incorporation and types of companies, the legal concept of a company, piercing the cooperate veil, corporate finance the board of director, directors & officers, restrictions on & duties of directors & officers, liability of directors & officers, membership of the company, corporate groups, the general meeting, company contracts...

A summary of the study guide and the prescribed textbook of all 12 chapters. All that is needed to pass.

These are concise Criminal Law Revision Notes needed for your criminal law exam. I attained an 80% on these notes alone! They contain all the information needed for: Theft, Robbery, Burglary, Inchoate Offences, Criminal Damage, Murder, Loss of Control, Diminished Responsibility, Self-defence, Duress, Intoxication. Total of 16 pages.

Criminal Law lectureNotes. These lecture notes cover 5 subject areas in Criminal Law as part of the Law LLB unit. Chapter 1: Principles of Criminal Law. Chapter 2: Actus Reus. Chapter 3: Mens Rea. Chapter 4: Strict Liability and Absolute Offences. Chapter 5: Parties to a Crime.

This is a description or guidelines on how to write this assignment,i. Got a 100%

Full Semester 1 for the law of evidence. Including all prescribed cases and the textbook.