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

Leraf

Dr Ice wrote: »

No food or drink in the exams?

Can bring water. They just dont want you munching on crisps driving everyone mad !!

Dr Ice

Leraf wrote: »

Can bring water. They just dont want you munching on crisps driving everyone mad !!

I better cancel my Dominos order so 🙄

iana2017

Hi guys . Does anyone have any predictions for equity? I'm not doing any course and im really trying to cut down? Help needed Thanks

anosullivan

Hey Guys

Did anyone hear any predictions for tort from the tuition courses ??

icsheep

Predictions for Constitutional? Or general tips on approach? Have company and cons back to back

BTW, tip I got from someone earlier: Understand the Fundamental principles of Judicial Review and see if you can apply them in PBQs, sometimes they general policy waffle can be the difference between pass and fail

yournerd

Feel like I’m forgettjng something. Passport and pens and water that it?

MeganC1554

yournerd wrote: »

Feel like I’m forgettjng something. Passport and pens and water that it?

Your Letter with your Examination Number also 😊

Robbie25808

Tort:

Say for a question on liability for animals. For the negligent part, should you talk about Glencar v Mayo and say that in order to determine negligence it must be forseeable, proximity, public policy and fair and just?

Or do you just go what the cases say and say you knew or ought to know that something would happen if left unattended?

yournerd

MeganC1554 wrote: »

Your Letter with your Examination Number also 😊

THAnks!

annmc882

anosullivan wrote: »

Hey Guys

Did anyone hear any predictions for tort from the tuition courses ??

statue of limitation
economic loss
medical negligence
nervous shock
causation - general tort liability question but it's all to play for. they were top of list to revise.

XxMCRxBabyxX

Just packed up my stuff to move up to Dublin for the week and the anxiety has really hit! Good luck to everyone! We'll survive these one way or another! :-)

annmc882

XxMCRxBabyxX wrote: »

Just packed up my stuff to move up to Dublin for the week and the anxiety has really hit! Good luck to everyone! We'll survive these one way or another! :-)

when do u start ? anxiety hit me today too

XxMCRxBabyxX

annmc882 wrote: »

when do u start ? anxiety hit me today too

Constitutional on Thursday. It was the realization that I hadn't even packed yet that set it off! I have an acupuncture session tomorrow so that'll calm me a bit (I was a total sceptic before but my physio convinced me to try it and it really does work) but it's all systems go now!

Robbie25808

Anybody know the time limits for the statue of limitations. It appears to be changed with civil liability and courts act?

Lindyloo 1

Robbie25808 wrote: »

Anybody know the time limits for the statue of limitations. It appears to be changed with civil liability and courts act?

SOI still 6 years
CLA changed personal injury claims from 3 down to 2

Robbie25808

Lindyloo 1 wrote: »

SOI still 6 years
CLA changed personal injury claims from 3 down to 2

So would negligence, nuisance or breach of contract be 3?
Tresspass, property damage 6?

It also says that battery and assault can be brought under 6 years?

Lindyloo 1

Robbie25808 wrote: »

So would negligence, nuisance or breach of contract be 3?
Tresspass, property damage 6?

It also says that battery and assault can be brought under 6 years?

If negligence etc causes personal injury it's 2 years, if other type of damage arising it's 6 years.

Lindyloo 1

Wishing everyone the best of luck!

amkeane81

What are PBQs?

AislingB92

What are people focusing on for EU?

ArthurDayne

Does anyone have any tips for identifying issues in Constitutional problem questions? I'm finding it a bit difficult.

Officegirl101

Decent paper for tort, I did four ok, a very bad fifth question for rylands which will possible cause a fail

amkeane81

ArthurDayne wrote: »

Does anyone have any tips for identifying issues in Constitutional problem questions? I'm finding it a bit difficult.

If there's a fake legislation, often its art 15 - non delegation doctrine but usually theres a right in there too

yournerd

Officegirl101 wrote: »

Decent paper for tort, I did four ok, a very bad fifth question for rylands which will possible cause a fail

Same.. just hope it will suffice a pas.

annmc882

Officegirl101 wrote: »

Decent paper for tort, I did four ok, a very bad fifth question for rylands which will possible cause a fail

just wondering what came up this time ?

Officegirl101

annmc882 wrote: »

just wondering what came up

Problem question on causation and, remoteness
Rylands snd nuisance problem q
Nervous shock problem
Pure ecomomic loss essay
Trespass to the person problem
Vicarious liability problem
Damages essay
Civil liability essay

Lindyloo 1

amkeane81 wrote: »

What are PBQs?

Problem Questions

nmwcc

Question on causation for Tort, only went into causation, whether there was a novus actus intervenes and but-for test extra. It was 2 and half pages with 4 cases max has anyone ever passed with a such a horrendous 5th question? Losing the will here

FOHSMH254

AislingB92 wrote: »

What are people focusing on for EU?

Institutions
General Principles
Supremacy, Direct Effect & State Liability
Free Movement of Goods
Citizenship/Workers
Equality (Pay for men/women)
Competition Law
Art 263
Holding out for the Case Note question to go my way!

Still a bit worried though...examiner seems predictable enough so fingers crossed!

Lindyloo 1

ArthurDayne wrote: »

Does anyone have any tips for identifying issues in Constitutional problem questions? I'm finding it a bit difficult.

I was the exact same when I did constitutional, I passed it having a good broad knowledge of most areas and doing the essay questions and case note question.