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R (Maguire) v HM Senior Coroner for Blackpool and Fylde

Part A of the University of London LSM examination relates entirely to the case of  R (on the application of Muriel Maguire) v Her Majesty’s Senior Coroner for Blackpool and Fylde [2019] EWHC 1232 (Admin)

Part A carries 25% of the overall mark for the LSM examination and so how well you understand and can explain the decision will have a significant bearing on how well you do in the module.

In order to be eligible for these marks in the exam you will be required to write a case note and submit it via the VLE (dates will be published in Oct 2020).

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About the recording:

This 60 minute recorded lecture presentation provides a detailed analysis of the decision in R (Maguire) v HM Senior Coroner for Blackpool and Fylde and includes an explanation of the legal context. It is designed to help candidates prepare for both the case note and the compulsory questions in part A  of the 2021 examination.

The recording explains and discusses:

  • The material facts
  • The legal context and background.
  • The questions of law and the legal issues
  • The decision
  • Detailed reasons for the decision
  • Rationes decidendi (as there is more than one legal issue there is more than one ratio decidendi)

Please note: you will not be permitted to take your case note into the examination.


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Update – September 2019

UK UNIVERSITY LLB AWARDS BY CLASS OF DEGREE 2019: Percentage of students graduating from UK Universities with first class, upper second class, lower second class LLB Law degrees in 2019 is now being added to London Law Lectures. For more information CLICK HERE


UOL LLB: PASS RATES AND AVERAGE MARKS 2019: The University of London has declined to provide information about pass rates, average marks and classes of degree awarded in 2019.

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LLB: Pass rates and average marks May 2018 – Sri Lanka

The table below contains information about the pass rate and the average mark awarded to University of London Undergraduate Laws students in Sri Lanka taking the LLB examinations in May / June 2018. The ‘pass rate’ is the percentage of students awarded a mark of 40% or more.


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LONDON LAW LECTURES

London Law Lectures presentations combine recorded lectures with visual text aids and are produced by experienced LLB lecturers and examiners. Recorded lectures include:

LEGAL SYSTEM & METHOD : Case note and Examination Part A 2021 This recorded lecture examines, in detail, the decision in R (Maguire) v Senior Coroner for Blackpool & Fylde [2019] CLICK HERE

TORT LAW: Examination part A 2020 – the article: This recorded lecture discusses the article by Gemma Turton:  ‘Informed Consent to Medical Treatment Post-Montgomery: Causation and Coincidence’. CLICK HERE

CRIMINAL LAW: Homicide – murder and involuntary manslaughter. A comprehensive analysis of the law relating to murder and involuntary manslaughter CLICK HERE  And for the lecture on Voluntary manslaughter – loss of control CLICK HERE

CONTRACT LAW: Exemption clauses Q&A In recorded lecture Gianni Vuolo analyses a problem question about exemption clauses, the various issues that may arise in questions on the topic and provides a logical structure to answering them. CLICK HERE

PROPERTY LAW: Leasehold covenants. For the recorded lecture on types and remedies for breach CLICK HERE And for the lecture on enforceability after assignment or subletting CLICK HERE

PROPERTY LAW: Leases – nature and acquisition; the lease / licence distinction  CLICK HERE 

LAW OF TRUSTS: Constructive Trusts. This lecture focuses on the theoretical justification for constructive trusts and explores when they may be declared by the courts. CLICK HERE

MORE LECTURES: For more recorded lectures in Criminal Law, Contract, LSM, Public, Tort, Property, Trusts, EU and IP by experienced LLB lecturers and examiners please visit London Law Lectures

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