Monalirav

This is a complete guide on how you should prepare a plan to conduct examination in chief. It was prepared by a distinction student and been marked by external BSB examiners. If you are looking to perfect your examination in chief plan, worry no more! You are at the right place.

If you are beginning/pursuing the Bar Course and figuring out how to adduce inconsistent statements, then you should utilise this guide to figure it out. It includes several methods of adducing inconsistency and would make you stand out in class by following the right procedure. Good luck students!

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These notes were prepared during my final assessments and I have made reference to several established Land Law textbooks. For example, Martin Dixon, Sweet & Maxwell. I spent 4 months working to perfect my notes and the result was I walked out of my exam hall an hour earlier. If you are someone who would prefer reading a shorter version of notes before class, days before exams then this would fit your preference. I hope my notes would help you understand Easement chapter in depth. Good luck!

Land Law notes is to ease your nerves and to prepare you for what I have already seen and experienced in the exam hall. I have added keywords as a guide to what would the content of my essay and notes be. I have mindfully curated my notes especially for SpLDS. Rest assured this would be very helpful and handy when you are revising hours before exam. I scored distinction (3.85) for my Year 2. Fret not guys, this notes is from a nerdy student!

If you are looking to understand the Hearsay chapter quick & a night before lecture or mocks then worry no more! This notes were curated by first class (distinction) students. It is up to date with referencing made to the Blackstone & Supplement of the Criminal Practice.

Useful materials if you are looking to prepare for Cross Examination.... materials have been checked & reviewed. The author of the material passed with a high % of distinction.