University of Law (ULAW)

I have compiled the answer templates for major topics for the Contract Law exam. Just copy and paste them during the exams. A big time saver! Answers to Engage tasks are also included. I have used these answer structure as templates and received a commendation in the exams.

A bundle of 6 difference scenarios that could come up in your Property Interviewing Oral Exam in SQE 2 - each scenario comes with solicitor instructions, A sample script for reference and a completed attendance note - with a total of 18 documents.

A bundle of 6 difference scenarios that could come up in your Wills and Propbate Interviewing Oral Exam in SQE 2 - each scenario comes with solicitor instructions, A sample script for reference and a completed attendance note - with a total of 18 documents.

For some last minute revision before your exam - with key concepts and definitions

Produced by a student at the University of Law who passed their SQE1 first time in the upper quintile. I created these notes from the University of Law textbooks and are all I used to pass the exam. This document contains everything you need to know on contract for the exam and will save you hours of looking through textbooks and collating your notes.

Produced by a student at the University of Law who passed SQE1 first time in the upper quintile. These are the complete set of notes I used to study for Constitutional and Administrative law, based on the ULaw textbooks. All you need to know for this module is set out in clear bullet points, covering everything that could come up on the exam.

All elements of discharge of tort in tort law

Tort law

Has both part A and part B Part A - questions and answers I could predict for the exam from the case study Part B - critical evaluation -"A creditor does not want a form of security which leaves the creditor in the queue behind several other creditors. Therefore, a creditor requires not just security, but a form of security which gives sufficient prior claim to the company’s assets on liquidation that the creditor has some prospect of recovering the debt." In this part of the...

This document provides a comprehensive and structured summary of unlawful killing in UK criminal law, with full coverage of murder, voluntary and involuntary manslaughter, and the statutory partial defences. It explains key elements such as actus reus and mens rea, and provides clear offence structures, legal tests, and flowcharts for exam preparation. Included are leading case authorities and application techniques specifically tailored for answering problem questions.