Hi, this blog is dedicated to my law journey. I will share my essays here and hope that it'll help you write yours. I just completed my Year 2 exams and it has been a week now. Here are my coursework answers for Year 2 LLB. I took Evidence, Land Law, Law of Tort and Company Law. The marks are listed below:
Evidence - 18/25
Land - 16/25
Tort - 17/25
Company - 17/25
The questions for each subject are listed below:
Evidence
To what extent has the Golden Thread Rule enunciated in Woolmington v DPP [1935] AC 462 changed in light of the Human Rights Act 1998? Discuss.
Land
‘Proprietary estoppel is a mechanism for achieving fairness where the law would otherwise cause injustice to the claimant. By contrast, common intention constructive trusts are too rigid and are likely to lead to unfairness. Consequently, the doctrine of proprietary estoppel is the definitive equitable doctrine because it promotes just outcomes, something which is necessary in any system of land law.’ Discuss.
Tort
“There is a tendency, which has been remarked upon by many judges, for phrases like ‘proximate’, ‘fair, just and reasonable’ and ‘assumption of responsibility’ to be used as slogans rather than practical guides to whether a duty should exist or not.” Lord Hoffmann, Customs and Excise Commissioners v Barclays Bank Plc [2006] UKHL 28
Discuss the approach of the courts to determining liability for statements that cause pure economic loss in the light of this statement.
Company
Ethics and integrity are at the core of sustainable long term success. Without them, no strategy can work and no enterprise can succeed. Indeed, the key to creating a just and ethical corporate culture is to breed fair and lasting business principles. Do you agree with the above statement? Discuss.
The questions for each subject are listed below:
Evidence
To what extent has the Golden Thread Rule enunciated in Woolmington v DPP [1935] AC 462 changed in light of the Human Rights Act 1998? Discuss.
Land
‘Proprietary estoppel is a mechanism for achieving fairness where the law would otherwise cause injustice to the claimant. By contrast, common intention constructive trusts are too rigid and are likely to lead to unfairness. Consequently, the doctrine of proprietary estoppel is the definitive equitable doctrine because it promotes just outcomes, something which is necessary in any system of land law.’ Discuss.
Tort
“There is a tendency, which has been remarked upon by many judges, for phrases like ‘proximate’, ‘fair, just and reasonable’ and ‘assumption of responsibility’ to be used as slogans rather than practical guides to whether a duty should exist or not.” Lord Hoffmann, Customs and Excise Commissioners v Barclays Bank Plc [2006] UKHL 28
Discuss the approach of the courts to determining liability for statements that cause pure economic loss in the light of this statement.
Company
Ethics and integrity are at the core of sustainable long term success. Without them, no strategy can work and no enterprise can succeed. Indeed, the key to creating a just and ethical corporate culture is to breed fair and lasting business principles. Do you agree with the above statement? Discuss.
Here's the link to my Dropbox for the soft copy of my coursework answers.
You can download it and print it out ONLY FOR YOUR OWN PURPOSES. Please REPHRASE the sentence before using my points for your coursework.
Thank you.
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