FE1 Exam Thread (Read 1st post!) NOTICE: YOU MAY SWAP EXAM GRIDS

Yohnathan

Does anyone have any predictions from any of the LawSchools for EU Law please?

S.CurKing

Does anyone have an equity grid they could sent me?

lawless11

What are people feeling for cases for the EU case note question?

Yohnathan

S.CurKing wrote: »

Does anyone have an equity grid they could sent me?

I have an equity grid. What is your email?

Can someone please post up predictions for EU Law from one of the Grindschools? Thanks

Natalie_06

Anyone with property solutions please?

MagicThree18

In relation to Easements, has intended easements ever come up (Wheeldon v Burrows and related legislation) or is it always either easements by necessity and by prescription? I'm really struggling with intended easements and I'm gonna cut it if it's never appeared.

Blazedup

lawless11 wrote: »

What are people feeling for cases for the EU case note question?

Don't bother with case notes.
Do art 101 and joint dominance instead

xBell123

For property, I'm trying to decide whether to leave out Easements or Landlord & Tenant - any thoughts?

So far Ive got:

Succession
AP
Family
Co-ownership
Systems of land reg
Finding
Mortgages

lawless11

Blazedup wrote: »

Don't bother with case notes.
Do art 101 and joint dominance instead

It would be cool to have the choice & why not be able to do both would be 3 with hopefully some institution question, 4 about FMG and a fifth mystery then ...

MagicThree18

xBell123 wrote: »

For property, I'm trying to decide whether to leave out Easements or Landlord & Tenant - any thoughts?

So far Ive got:

Succession
AP
Family
Co-ownership
Systems of land reg
Finding
Mortgages

Is mortgages tough? Running out of time here.

Haven't done L&T so can't offer you advice but easements isn't too bad. Re Ellenborough lays out the test and offers a nice framework for answering problem questions, which is mostly how that question has been asked in the past.

xBell123

MagicThree18 wrote: »

Is mortgages tough? Running out of time here.

Haven't done L&T so can't offer you advice but easements isn't too bad. Re Ellenborough lays out the test and offers a nice framework for answering problem questions, which is mostly how that question has been asked in the past.

I don't think mortgages is too bad, I think a question could come up on judgement mortgages and thats only a few pages of the manual so you could maybe just focus on that if you're right for time?

Gonna do easements it does seem like a handy one, thanks for the tip!

bigtophat13

Yohnathan wrote: »

I have an equity grid. What is your email?

Can someone please post up predictions for EU Law from one of the Grindschools? Thanks

Would there be any chance I could possibly get this equity grid off you too? Would really appreciate it.

lawless11

Which is best to learn off you think, Mergers or State Aid for EU?

Jaspoon12

Anybody have up to date, easy to read notes on sexual offences for criminal? Really really struggling to comprehend with mine and feel like there is a lot missing

LawBoy2018

****ting it for Criminal! Any last minute tips from someone that's passed it maybe??

Vegetarian2017

Really struggling with study tonight am on my third lemsip feel half dead.
How much in depth of criminal do we need to know. I haven't sat the exam before but i feel like 11 topics is just so much i am swamped. Although not in right frame of mind. Like in my notes I've three cases on incitement yet i see there was a whole question on it a few years back....

Jaspoon12

Vegetarian2017 wrote: »

Really struggling with study tonight am on my third lemsip feel half dead.
How much in depth of criminal do we need to know. I haven't sat the exam before but i feel like 11 topics is just so much i am swamped. Although not in right frame of mind. Like in my notes I've three cases on incitement yet i see there was a whole question on it a few years back....

I know what you mean, I just looked at sample answers and no idea how I would answer these based on my notes! This is going to be a hard paper

Vegetarian2017

Like for example in an assault question is it enough to say assault on peace falls under officer s19 of crim justice po act and state the sentence or do you need to list out the full a to e list christ

Anyone who sat before i would greatly appreciate any info.

LawBoy2018

Vegetarian2017 wrote: »

Like for example in an assault question is it enough to say assault on peace falls under officer s19 of crim justice po act and state the sentence or do you need to list out the full a to e list christ

Do either of ye have an essay for consent by any chance?

FE!student

LawBoy2018 wrote: »

****ting it for Criminal! Any last minute tips from someone that's passed it maybe??

Look at the City Colleges Night Before notes now as a guide and try to know a little bit about everything as topics are mixed. You don't need to know the facts of most of the cases. Make sure you go through problem questions line by line in the exam, every line is relevant for criminal as there are so many issues. I think identifying issues will get you marks even if you have no case law to back up your points. Best of luck.

BeepBoopBot

EU:
Institutions
Direct Effect
Member State Liability
Judicial review
Free Movement of Goods
Equality
Mergers
State Aid

Would that get you through, possibly?

Heart Shaped Box

What’s the sentence for man slaughter? As in how many years

lawless11

BeepBoopBot wrote: »

EU:
Institutions
Direct Effect
Member State Liability
Judicial review
Free Movement of Goods
Equality
Mergers
State Aid

Would that get you through, possibly?

No workers/services or Competition? General principles?
Based on his recent papers, he doesn't seem to put much of mergers/ State Aid. I understand if you don't want to do Competition cause it's extra long, but maybe squeeze in the general principles so you're not short in case you can't answer the note Q.

LawBoy2018

Heart Shaped Box wrote: »

What’s the sentence for man slaughter? As in how many years

Maximum sentence of life imprisonment.

Gunslinger92

Heart Shaped Box wrote: »

What’s the sentence for man slaughter? As in how many years

Life

bigtophat13

BeepBoopBot wrote: »

EU:
Institutions
Direct Effect
Member State Liability
Judicial review
Free Movement of Goods
Equality
Mergers
State Aid

Would that get you through, possibly?

I'm going in with

DE
Liability (those 2 are mixed usually)
Judicial Review but mainly 263 as he likes that
FMOG
Equality
Free movement of workers always gets a question too
Some knowledge on the parliament - enough for that democratic deficit question
Some knowledge on human rights and other fundamental principles in case he asks that question again too.

He seems fairly predictable.

Not sure when he came in but it seems the first 2 questions are usually 2 out of Fundamental Principles/Legislation or democratic deficit with institutions/Member state autonomy which I'm not doing

Then a direct effect question with member state liability

A judicial review question usually 263

one if not two free movement of goods questions

a case note

equality of some form

Competition of some form

Teamhrach

Equity

For anyone covering secret trusts, be aware of Sept 17 Q1 which required additional discussion re the joint deposit account

illy.m

Good luck to everyone sitting criminal tomorrow

xBell123

HELP is this enough for property:

Succession
AP
Family Property
Co-ownership
Land reg
Easements
Finding / treasure trove
Mortgages

Really worrying that Im skimming it too broadly and wondering if I should do equity and notice??

jewels652

xBell123 wrote: »

HELP is this enough for property:

Succession
AP
Family Property
Co-ownership
Land reg
Easements
Finding / treasure trove
Mortgages

Really worrying that Im skimming it too broadly and wondering if I should do equity and notice??

Hi ya
I am doing everything you are doing except mortgages I just don’t want to do that topic but instead I am doing licences.