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QED Law Revision Seminars 2018

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QED LAW Revision Seminars 2018

BOOKING OPEN
Booking is open for the QED Law revision seminars programme 2018. You may book online securely by credit or debit card or by calling 020 8144 2521

SUBJECTS OFFERED
Law of Contract, Criminal Law, Public Law, Law of Tort, EU Law, Property Law and Equity & Trusts

DISCOUNT FOR MULTIPLE BOOKINGS
There are additional discounts for bookings of 4 or more subjects.

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LEGAL SYSTEM & METHOD : Case note and Examination Part A 2019
In this recorded lecture designed to help students with the case note and to prepare for the LSM examination, the decision in Swift v Secretary of State for Justice [2013] is analysed in detail CLICK HERE

TORT LAW: Examination part A 2019 – the article: This recorded lecture discusses the article by Professor Rachael Mulheron: ‘Legislating Dangerously: Bad Samaritans, Good Society and the Heroism Act 2015′. 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