London School of Economics (LSE)

The impact of exclusion clauses in a contract is considered. Determined based on case law.

Misrepresentation in contracts is considered and the impact it has on the viability of the contract is concluded based on case law.

Duress, inequality and undue influence are considered. Impact it has on the viability of a contract.

Unfair terms in contract law.

Damages for breach of contract.

Remedy for breach of contract

Considers Agreements in creating a contract.

Detailed notes for the macroeconomics section of EC102, condensing information from lectures, slides and the Mankiw textbook including all topics, from economic growth to the financial crisis. Notes do not simply summarise available information but were compiled in an analytical way: i.e. many of the sections directly include points that should be included in commonly asked questions (for and against; causes and consequences). The seller achieved a high first in EC102.

Covers the entirety of the LSE course: AC103 - Management Accounting, Financial Management and Financial Institutions. It has definitions, equations, advantages and disadvantages. I achieved a high first with these notes.

The note is for moduleGY462 Real Estate FInance offered at the London School of Economics and Political Science. It includes a nice and easy-to-read summary of lecture notes (Topic 1.1 to 2.4). This note saves you a lot of time preparing for the exam. I used this note to get a distinction for the module! Perfect for last-minute revision if you run out of time making your own one.