University of Liverpool • Law LLB

Comprehensive notes on End of Life covering in-depth analysis of contemporary judicial review actions, Parliamentary Reform, challenging the UK blanket prohibition, omission, advance decisions and possible reform. Includes case law summary and analysis.

Comprehensive notes on GNM covering key definitions, post-Adomako developments, sentencing, contemporary examples and possible reform. Includes case law summary and analysis.

Comprehensive notes on consent and capacity covering the Mental Capacity Act 2005, adults with capacity, patient autonomy, mental capacity in specific contexts, best interests, children, advance decisions, the Court of Protection and possible reform . Includes case law summary and analysis.

Comprehensive notes on clinical negligence covering breach of contract, duty of care, breach of duty, the Bolitho gloss on Bolam, the standard of care, causation, remoteness and possible reform . Includes case law summary and analysis.

Revision document which details for core and further reading for Medical Law including Consent & Capacity, Informed Consent, Clinical Negligence, GNM and End of Life. Contains article, author, summary and key quotes useful for using in exams.

Comprehensive notes on informed consent including defences to battery and negligence, the law pre and post-Montgomery and analysis of causation. Includes case law summary and analysis.

These first class commercial law lecture notes were taken in 2016/17, and give an in-depth introduction to the Sale of Goods.

These first class commercial law lecture notes were taken in 2016/17, and extensively cover the topic of the law of statutory terms in the Sale of Goods. The notes specifically cover: implied terms, description and quality, fitness for purpose, and the Jewson distinction (satisfactory quality and fitness for purpose). It also contains questions at the end to test knowledge.

These first class commercial law lecture notes were taken in 2016/17, and extensively cover the topic of the law of agency within the commercial law setting. The notes specifically cover: the creation of agency (with and without consent, neccesity and ratification), the duties of an agent, rights of an agent, and contracts made by agents.

These first class commercial law lecture notes were taken in 2016/2017 and extensively cover the topics of passing of property and the transfer of title (64 pages). They cover more specifically: specific or unascertained goods, rules to ascertaining intention, risk and frustration and the nemo date principle.