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History of English Law notes fully updated for recent exams at top universities (Cambridge, Oxford).
The notes cover all the major History of English Law cases and so are perfect for anyone studying law in the UK or a great supplement for those doing legal history studies abroad, whether that be in Ireland, Canada, Hong Kong or Malaysia (University of London).
These notes are formed from a reading of the cases and numerous textbooks and are vigorous and concise.
Every major topic is dealt with in three ways:
Short summaries of important cases each including the facts of the case, the decision of the judge(s), the reasoning used.
Easy to understand bullet-pointed descriptions of the law in as short a form as possible without losing accuracy or skimping on the necessary detail.
Discussion of the theory behind the law, summaries of leading academics' contributions to the debate.
These notes are condensed down as much as possible and everything is conveniently split up by topic as you can see by the list of files below.
I've also included four essays.
For more on specific contents please see the samples below.
Contents
- 2011 Chronological Textbook Style with Lots of Academic Commentary
- 12th Century Land Relationships Essay(4 pages)
- Action Of Assumpsit In Contract And Tort Notes(5 pages)
- Assumpsit For Nonfeasance Notes(5 pages)
- Assumpsit In Lieu Of Debt Notes(4 pages)
- Avoidance Or Mitigation Of Punishment Notes(4 pages)
- Breach Of Covenant As Trespass Notes(4 pages)
- Covenant History Notes(5 pages)
- Criminal Procedure Notes(8 pages)
- Disciplinary Jurisdiction For Failure To Perform Services Notes(6 pages)
- Doctrine Of Consideration Notes(2 pages)
- Entail, Strict Settlment And Provision For Spouses, Daughters And Sons Notes(8 pages)
- History Of Contract And Tort Law Introduction Notes(3 pages)
- History Of Leases Notes(5 pages)
- History Of Uses And Trusts Notes(16 pages)
- Introduction Of The Real Actions Notes(4 pages)
- Introduction To History Of Land Law Notes(6 pages)
- Jury Trial Essay(3 pages)
- Murder Manslaughter Distinction Essay(3 pages)
- Seisin Notes(3 pages)
- Slade's Case Essay(3 pages)
- The Action Of Debt Notes(5 pages)
- The Doctrine Of Estates And The Rise Of The Fee Simple Notes(4 pages)
- The Doctrine Of Tenure Notes(3 pages)
- The Real Actions Notes(10 pages)
- The Tort Of Negligence History Notes(3 pages)
- Trespass On The Case For Deceit Notes(3 pages)
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History of English Law
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- Grade: Upper 2.1
- Institution: University of London (unaffiliated)
- Country: United Kingdom
- Level: Undergraduate
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