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I got my PIL essay back. It's worth 50% of the final grade and it puts me in a really good position for friday's exam. :yeah:

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Tortious

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Original post by Ape Gone Insane

Just sat there and watched the whole video, unable to tear my eyes away. :awesome:

Gotta love the girl in the snail costume... :teehee:

Reply 1382

Clip

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I'm waiting to see the video of R v Collins.

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Tortious

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Original post by Clip

I'm waiting to see the video of R v Collins.

Prizes for the people who get the most innuendo in there.

<Insert joke about "effective and substantial entry".> :p:

Reply 1384

The_Male_Melons

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Original post by G8D

If only lectures were taught in this way.loool
I don't understand why they were filming in the beach. Was this really MTV?

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Ape Gone Insane

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I feel physically sick, did not have any sleep last night and have an exam in roughly 25 minutes. This isn't going to go well. :sad:

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sleekchic

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Original post by Ape Gone Insane

I feel physically sick, did not have any sleep last night and have an exam in roughly 25 minutes. This isn't going to go well. :sad:

Good luck

My first exam is tomorrow, friday the 13th. :afraid:

Reply 1387

The_Male_Melons

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Does anyone know how to get rid of "notes" or "annotations" from westlaw? I need to print out a statute but can't seem to get rid of the"notes" or annotations"? I need it clean

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Ape Gone Insane

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Original post by sleekchic

Good luck

My first exam is tomorrow, friday the 13th. :afraid:

Thank you. I think it went okay. :sad:

Good luck with yours. :smile:

Original post by The_Male_Melons

Does anyone know how to get rid of "notes" or "annotations" from westlaw? I need to print out a statute but can't seem to get rid of the"notes" or annotations"? I need it clean

Save > unstick the 'Annotations' box under Output Options?

Reply 1389

Lell

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Eek LPC results in three minutes!

Reply 1390

The_Male_Melons

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Original post by Ape Gone Insane

Save > unstick the 'Annotations' box under Output Options?

I done that. It doesn't work. It comes up an introduction or sommat. It doesn't have what I need.

I went on legislation.gov and it has big black writing :frown:

Reply 1391

LostInLaw

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That's it, my dissertation is finally gone. Printed, bound, handed in.

I feel a bit lost now.

Reply 1392

mnolan

Have a Land Law exam tomorrow.

Dreading it, doesn't seem like anything is seeping in.

Reply 1393

sleekchic

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Tort Privacy Question directed at anyone

The West Wing

tort question

In a problem question do you just apply the Campbell privacy test or do you still need to refer to Breach of Confidence/Coco v AN Clark?

I know Breach of confidence is still good law and in (Campbell?) it was said that it was now about misuse of private information meaning that it's still relevant but only applies to confidential matters but do you apply it if it's relevant or do you only apply the relevant Campbell test?

Reply 1394

sleekchic

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Original post by Celtic_Anthony

I only used Campbell (and Mosely and Murray v BPL), didn't refer to Coco.

My problem question was on similar facts to those cases though.

Yeah I guessed it might depend on the facts of the case. Thanks

I really need more exam practice. I keep running out of time.

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eve_22

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Trusts law will be the death of my degree.... *cries*

I am currently on formalities - it is an absolute nightmare! :frown:

Reply 1396

LostInLaw

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Original post by eve_22

Trusts law will be the death of my degree.... *cries*

I am currently on formalities - it is an absolute nightmare! :frown:

Ditto.

I have now spent what feels like a year reading about charities. They're definitely on the exam so at least it's useful revision, I'm really struggling to get to grips with some stuff and know I'll probably never answer a question on it. Really feels like I'm learning a lot of this for the first time and my exam is in a week. Oh dear. :frown:

Reply 1397

eve_22

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Original post by LostInLaw

Ditto.

I have now spent what feels like a year reading about charities. They're definitely on the exam so at least it's useful revision, I'm really struggling to get to grips with some stuff and know I'll probably never answer a question on it. Really feels like I'm learning a lot of this for the first time and my exam is in a week. Oh dear. :frown:

I really feel for you, LostInLaw! :frown:

I am sure you know more than you think though.

I am only on my third topic in Trusts and, whilst I thought the three certainties were OK, I did not understand unincorporated associations or formalities.... It is a nightmare.

May I suggest Alastair Hudson's podcasts though? It has helped a lot. http://www.alastairhudson.com/podcasts/E&T%20Mixed%20Podcasts/Hudson-Equity&Trusts-PodcastsList.htm

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Tortious

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