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2 - BL - Partnerships
What is the definition of a partn...,
There is an overriding duty of go...,
Are the partners are personally l...
40
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3 - BL - Company
What are the constitutional docum...,
What are the constitutional docum...,
What did the memorandum set out u...
51
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4 - BL - Directors
What is a de jure director,
How many directors must a private...,
How many directors must a public ...
66
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5 - BL - Shareholders
What remedy is available to membe...,
What are members rights,
What rights do all shareholders have
66
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6 - BL - Shares
Do shares in a company have to ha...,
What are subscriber shares,
What are allotted shares
61
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7 - BL - Tax individual
How much is the personal savings ...,
What is the order of taxation of ...,
What is the higher rate limit
49
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8 - BL - VAT & CT
What is the charge to vat,
When is a person required to regi...,
What is the current vat registrat...
38
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9 - BL - accounts
When are long term liabilities du...,
What is a bad debt,
What is a doubtful debt
28
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10 - BL - Debt
When are long term liabilities du...,
What is a bad debt,
What is a doubtful debt
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11 - BL - Insolvency corp. CVA
What are the four insolvency tests,
Insolvency what are informal agre...,
What is a pre insolvency moratorium
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11 - BL - Insolvency corp. Restructuring
Who can initiate a restructuring ...,
What is required for the approval...,
Who is bound by a restructuring plan
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11 - BL - Insolvency corp. Administration
What are the objectives of admini...,
Administrationwhat are the two pr...,
Administrationwho can appoint an ...
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11 - BL - Insolvency corp. Liquidation
What is receivership,
Who can appoint a receiver,
What is the aim of liquidation
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12 - BL - Insolvency Individ
Need to do personal insolvency,
What is the process of obtaining ...,
What percentage of creditors need...
32
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13 - BL - Corp insolve & Dir
What are the implications for the...,
Who can bring a claim of fraudule...,
Who can a claim of fraudulent tra...
39
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DR 1 - Overview
How do you address supreme courtc...,
How do you address supreme courtc...,
How do you address supreme courtc...
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DR 2 - Costs
What is the risk of refusing adr,
What are fixed costs,
What are summary assessed costs
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DR 3 - pre-action
When must a claim form be issued,
What s the limitation for pi,
What s the limitation for fatal a...
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DR 4 - making a claim
Whose name should a claim against...,
Whose,
Who should
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DR 5 - Responding to proceedings
What steps could a defendant take...,
What are the time limits for ackn...,
What is included in an acknowledg...
54
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DR 6&7 - Statement of Case
What are the main statements of case,
What is the structure of a statem...,
What does every statement of case...
45
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DR 6&7 - Statement of Case - Additional Claims
What is an additional claim,
Who can make an additional claim,
Who should an additional claim be...
34
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DR 8 - Interim applications
What are interim applications,
When should an interim applicatio...,
How does the interim application ...
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DR 9 - Case & Costs
What is the overriding objective ...,
What happens if the judge does no...,
What are solicitor client costs
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DR 10 - disclosure
What is the standard disclosure d...,
What is the disclosure direction ...,
What is the disclosure process fo...
44
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DR 11 - Witnesses
What are the courts powers in rel...,
How is witness testimony generall...,
What is a witness statement
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DR 12 - Settlement
When can a part 36 offer be made,
Who can make a part 36 offer,
What is a calderbank offer
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DR 13 - Trial
When is a consent order used,
What are the two types of consent...,
What is a tomlin order
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DR 14 - Jurisdiction & Conflict
From when does the hague conventi...,
What are the headline considerati...,
Does he hague convention apply to...
34
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1- TORT - Negligence and DoC
What must one prove for negligence,
To determine duty of care after n...,
What policy considerations are co...
35
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2 - TORT - Breach
What must one prove for negligence,
What are the 2 stages for conside...,
What is the position on standard ...
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3 - TORT - Causation
What must one prove for negligence,
What is the meaning of res ipsa l...,
What 2 things are required to pro...
26
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5 - TORT - Defences
What possible defences are there ...,
What are the requirements for con...,
What cases are there for consent
16
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6 - TORT - Remedies
What are the two types of damages,
What are general damages,
What are special damages
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7 - TORT - Employers'
What factors are considered when ...,
What factors are considered for d...,
What are cases for relationship a...
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8 - TORT - Psychiatric
What are the basic requirements f...,
What is not sufficient to prove a...,
What are the different categories...
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9 - TORT - PEL
What are examples of pel,
What is a case on pel from damage...,
What is a case on pel from defect...
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10 - TORT - Land
What is private nuisance,
Who can sue for private nuisance,
Who can be sued for private nuisance
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11 - TORT - Occupiers
What is occupiers liability for v...,
What does ola apply to,
What is occupiers liability for v...
35
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12 - TORT - Product
For product liability how is prod...,
Which act covers product liability,
How is defect defined for product...
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Contract 1 - agreement
What 3 things are required to for...,
What s the difference between a b...,
What are the requirements for a v...
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Contract 2 - consideration
What is consideration and its 2 t...,
What 7 rules principles are there...,
What is the rule of consideration...
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Contract 3 - ICLR & Capacity
What is iclr,
When are assumptions as to iclr made,
What does the term subject to con...
9
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Contract 11 - Duress
What are the 3 types of dures,
What is the effect of duress,
What is required for economic duress
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Contract 11 - Undue influence
What is undue influence,
What are the 2 types of undue inf...,
What is required for acts of impr...
11
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Contract 4 - Terms & Exemptions
What are the 3 types of statement...,
Can a statement be both a represe...,
How does one determine whether so...
41
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Contract 5 - Misrepresentation
What is the difference between a ...,
How does one distinguish between ...,
What are the respective consequen...
22
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Contract 6 - Mistake
What is an operative mistake,
What are the 3 categories of mistake,
What are the requirements for com...
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Contract 7 - illegality
What is the case on illegality
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Contract 8 - Privity & 3rd P
What is privity of contract,
What 4 methods are there for circ...,
What is the albazero principle
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Contract 9 - Discharge
What are 4 methods of discharging...,
What is discharge by performance ...,
What is the meaning of acceptance...
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Contract 10 - Remedies
What is remedy for breach of cont...,
What is the default approach to d...,
What are the two methods of calcu...
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CLP 2 Prelim to Prosecution
Who books the suspect in on arriv...,
Normally a suspect can be taken t...,
What is the role of the custody o...
40
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CLP 2 - inferences
Is a solicitor s role passive,
What are the adverse inference se...,
S34 for what point does s34 apply
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CLP 3 - pre-trial
Where are cases heard,
Where d is on bail when must the ...,
Where are all cases first heard
44
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CLP 4 - evidence
How is the evidence served on the...,
What is the overriding objective,
When must ptph be held
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CLP 5 - Trial
What is a legal burden as opposed...,
What is an evidential burden as o...,
When should a turnbull direction ...
35
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CLP 4 - bad character
What is the definition of bad cha...,
How can bad charter be shown,
Can previous acquittals be used a...
34
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CLP 4 hearsay
What is the two step method when ...,
Hearsay summary,
What is hearsay
55
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CLP 5 Sentencing
What must the courts have regard ...,
When considering what the courts ...,
When considering the seriousness ...
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CLP 7 - Appeals
What is the maximum sentence for ...,
What is the next step if a defend...,
What is included on the preparati...
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CLP 8 Youth
What ae,
What is the age of criminal respo...,
How old are the following youth j...
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Criminal Law 1 - core principles
What 4 types of actus reus are there,
What cases are there on factual c...,
What is required for legal causation
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Criminal Law 2 - Homicide
What are the elements of a murder...,
How does murder apply to babies,
What are the cases on mens rea fo...
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Criminal Law 4 - Non-fatal offences COPY
What summary only offences are there,
What either way offences are there,
What indictable only offences are...
21
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Criminal Law 5 - Property Offences COPY COPY
What are the elements that make u...,
What is appropriation for theft,
What are the cases for appropriation
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Criminal Law 5 - Property Offences COPY
What are the elements that make u...,
What is appropriation for theft,
How is property defined for a the...
30
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Criminal Law 5 - Property Offences Criminal Damage
What are the cases for basic crim...,
What are the cases for basic crim...,
Defences
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Criminal Law 6 Defences COPY
In what 2 ways can the defence of...,
When can intoxication operate to ...,
What does not count as involuntar...
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Criminal Law 7 Inchoate Offences COPY
What is an attempted offence,
If you think about committing an ...,
What are the necessary elements f...
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Criminal Law 8 - Parties to a crime COPY
What is the definition of a princ...,
What is an innocent agent,
What is withdrawal with regard to...
19
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Property Law 1
What are the solicitors duties wh...,
What are the solicitors duties wh...,
What are the solicitors duties wh...
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Property Law 2
Who deduces title,
What does deducing title mean,
Who investigates title
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Property Law 3
What are the standard searches th...,
What are the optional searches,
Who does a solicitor approach for...
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Property Law 4
What is the purpose of a certific...,
What conditions must a contract f...,
What are special conditions in a ...
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Property law 5
Who drafts the transfer deed,
A transfer of land must be made i...,
If there is a second trustee appo...
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Property Law 6
What is the definition of a lease,
What are the essential ingredient...,
What is the term commencement date
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Property Law 7
What is the basis for the sdlt lt...,
What is the basis for the sdlt lt...,
Sdlt is assessed on the npv and d...
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Property Law 8
Leashold covenants when were old ...,
Which action do you look at when ...,
Who is liable for breaches in old...
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Property Law 9
When do the security of tenure pr...,
What is a fixed term tenancy,
Can a fixed term tenancy benefit ...
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Property Law 10
What are the methods of terminati...,
What is effluxion of time,
What happens if a tenant stays af...
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Land 1 - Nature of Land
Whats the difference between esta...,
What s the difference between rea...,
What s the difference between a p...
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Land 2 - Mortgages
What are the requirements for a l...,
What 2 rights are automatically g...,
In what 2 ways can an equitable m...
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Land 3 - Easements
What is the difference between a ...,
What is a positive and negative e...,
What are quasi easements
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Land 4 - Freehold Covenants
What is a mixed covenant how can ...,
What process should one follow wh...,
What are equity rules for burden ...
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Land 5 - Enforcement of Interest reg. land
What are triggering events,
What triggering events are there,
What are registrable dispositions
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Land 6 - Enforcement of Interest un-reg. land
What is the consequence of failin...,
How are legal and equitable inter...,
Which legal and equitable post 19...
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Land 7 - Co-Ownership
When land is jointly owned what i...,
What are the different types of t...,
When is an express trust of land ...
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Land 8 - Requirements of a lease
If a landlord forfeits a headleas...,
What are the requirements of a lease,
What factors could defeat a lease
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Land 9 - Covenants in leases
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Land 10 - LL remedies
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Trust 2 - Creation express trust
What are the 2 essential rules fo...,
What two types of trusts arise by...,
What are bare trusts
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Trust 3 - Beneficial entitlement
What are the advantages of having...,
What is a fixed interest trust,
What happens where there are mult...
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Trust 4 - Three Certainties
What are the 3 certainties,
What is certainty to intention,
How is intention guaged
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Trust 5 Formalities & Constitution
What happens with a discretionary...,
What formalities are there to cre...,
What if there is no written evidence
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Trust 6 - Purpose Trust
What are charitable and non chari...,
What is the rule against remotene...,
What is a charitable purpose trust
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Trust 7 Perpetuity
Can trusts be permanent arrangements,
What are the two rules to prevent...,
What is the statutory rule agains...
11
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Trust 8 - Resulting Trusts
What are resulting trusts,
What 2 categories of resulting tr...,
What is an automatic resulting trust
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Trust 9 - Family homes
What is required for an express t...,
What are common intention constru...,
Do purchase funds resulting trust...
29
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Trust 9 - Family homes COPY
What is proprietary estoppel,
What are the two types of proprie...,
What is acquiescence proprietary ...
11
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Trust 10 - Trustees
What general duty is on trustees,
What is the difference between tr...,
How can trustees be appointed
18
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Trust 11 - Trustee powers & Duties
What is a power of appointment,
If a trustee is given a power of ...,
What words suggest a discretionar...
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Trust 11 - Trustee powers & Duties Advancement
What is the duty to distribute,
Who can trustees pay income to early,
Who can trustees pay capital to e...
13
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Trust 12 - Fiduciary relationship
What types of duties do trustees owe,
What are the 2 fiduciary duties t...,
What is the no profit rule and re...
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Trust 13 Liability of Trustees
What different ways can a trustee...,
Are trustees liable for breaches ...,
Are trustees liable for breaches ...
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Trust 14 - Protection of Trustees
How can trustees be protected fro...,
How can trustees be protected dur...,
What is required to get consent f...
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Trust 15 - Equitable remedies and tracing
What is the difference between fo...,
What is the difference between a ...,
What potential claims are there f...
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Trust 16 - Liability of Strangers
What is recipient liability,
What are the requirements for rec...,
When would someone trace property...
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Contract - Exemption Clauses
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Wills and Estates 1
What does testate measn,
What does intestate mane,
What does partially intestate mean
15
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Wills and Estates 2
What are the legal requirement of...,
What is required for testamentary...,
When must a testator have testame...
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Wills and Estates 3 Bit on IHT
What is the lifetime rate of iht,
What is the death rate of iht,
What is the value of lifetime tra...
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Wills and Estates 4 & 5
What does a grant of representati...,
What date can an executor act from,
What date can an administrator ac...
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Wills and Estates 6 IHT & PET
What is the iht rate for a lifeti...,
What happens if someone dies with...,
What are the steps in calculating...
27
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Wills and estates 7
What is the iht charge on gifts t...,
What of their estate must a testa...,
What of their estate must a testa...
27
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Wills and Estates 9
How old must a testator be to mak...,
What is required for a valid will,
Where should the testator s signa...
51
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Wills and Estates 10
What is s9 about,
What is s15 about,
What is s18 about
18
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Mcq
What to look at,
Wills statutory sections
2
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Public Law - sources of law
What is the meaning of stare deisis,
When is a precedent established
14
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Public Law - Courts
What is the lord chancellor respo...,
Who is the lord chief justice and...,
What is right of audience
10
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Public Law Constitution
How is the uk constitution described,
When is a rule act considered con...,
To achieve a significant change i...
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Public law Parliament
What is parliamentary sovereignty...,
What are some examples showing th...,
What are the 2 methods of repeali...
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Criminal - Legal aid
What tests must be passed to get ...,
Who is entitled to free advice at...,
Who automatically passes the mean...
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Legal Services
What is direct discrimination,
What is indirect discrimination,
What is general harassment
25
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Professional Conduct
Can you accept referral and fee s...,
Can you accept referral and fee s...,
Can you accept referral and fee s...
37
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Missing Bits
Requirements for bpr and apr,
Business shareholders,
Definition of close company
14
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1. Regulatory Role of the SRA
What six activities are considere...,
When is a person exempt from the ...,
What is the level of insurance wh...
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2. Funding of Legal Services
What three things are required of...,
What should a solicitor do before...,
What advice and updates must the ...
22
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3. Equality Act 2010
Can direct discrimination take pl...,
What are the two grounds upon whi...,
What must be shown of measures th...
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4. Money Laundering
What are the three phases of mone...,
Can passive possession of crimina...,
What happens during placement
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5. Financial Services
What is the general prohibition u...,
What is a regulated activity,
What are the five activities whic...
25
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1. Statutory Interpretation
What are the four rules of interp...,
What will the court do under the ...,
Under the literal rule what meani...
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2. Court Structure
What are the monetary limits for ...,
What are the monetary limits for ...,
What are the two criteria either ...
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3. Appeals
From whom is permission to appeal...,
If the court that made the judgme...,
What two criteria of which either...
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4. System of Precedent
What is the binding effect of dec...,
What is the binding effect of dec...,
What determines the horizontal bi...
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1. Features of UK Constitution
What does the principle of the ru...,
What can parliament do if they di...,
How can special royal prerogative...
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2. Constitutional Principles
What are the three elements of pa...,
What is the status of acts of par...,
What is required for an internati...
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3. Parliament
What is the default position on h...,
What are the two ways in which a ...,
Within what time limit must a bil...
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4. Monarch, Crown, and Royal Prerogative
Of what offices does the crown co...,
Under the bill of rights at 1688 ...,
Which prevails when parliament ex...
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5. Central Government and Accountability
Through what three means does the...,
What is the exception to the gene...,
Are decisions made by a cabinet c...
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6. Devolution
What is required to abolish the i...,
What is required under the sewell...,
Is the legislation passed by a de...
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7. Judicial Review
What is judicial review,
In judicial review what are the c...,
What are the three concerns when ...
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8. Human Rights Act 1998
What are the three types of conve...,
What are absolute rights,
What are the four absolute rights...
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9. Public Order Law
What powers are given to the poli...,
In what three circumstances can a...,
If words are to breach the peace ...
25
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10. Place of the EU in UK Constitution
What is a regulation,
What is a directive,
What is the principle of supremac...
26
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Missing bits 2
For a pi contingency what is the ...,
What is reversing,
What is overruling overturning
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CLP 4 - Disclosure
Disclosure what is used material,
Disclosure what is unused material,
Disclosure what information shoul...
16
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Trust 11 - Trustee powers & Duties COPY
What is a power of appointment,
If a trustee is given a power of ...,
What words suggest a discretionar...
27
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Bail
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