UOLLB First Class Law Notes

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‘Interesting’ actually means ‘uninteresting’ in British English.

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*Legal System, Sources of Law, Constitutional & Administrative Law, and EU Law account for 14–20% in FLK1. We estimate Legal System comprises roughly half of that weight, with Constitutional & Administrative Law (including EU Law) making up the remainder.

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The Top 14 Law Schools (UK), commonly referred to as the T14 Law Schools (UK) or simply the UK T14, is an informal and unofficial designation established by UOLLB to identify fourteen top law schools in the United Kingdom.

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Law students are a bunch of delinquents in the eyes of law professors.

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Don’t mix it up with nonfeasance and malfeasance.

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It’s impossible to read everything your professors ask you to read. Read selectively. Skim smartly.

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Wilkinson v Downton [1897] EWHC 1 (QB)

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Don't get bogged down reading the whole case. Just skim through to find the ratio.

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You should know all these landmark cases in tort law.

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Even if university policy says there is no curve, it still exists in professors’ minds when grading. When too many students get first-class marks or fail, professors will face scrutiny from university management

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It is good to understand your liability.

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The best way to cure insomnia is to read law textbooks.

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This Act is tested in SQE.

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A maxim of equity is a short, traditional legal principle that guides courts of equity (historically the Court of Chancery) in deciding cases fairly where strict common law rules would produce an unjust result.

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Don't be surprised if you feel like you're minoring in Latin while studying law.

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Feeling destroyed is a common experience for law students.

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Mullin v Richards [1998] is a leading case.

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We suggest you only highlight keywords, which are the words you need to write in your answers to get marks.

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Don’t mix it up with the 1957 Act.

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There are several traps in this SQE1 question.