This discussion is now closed.
Check out other Related discussions
- Regarding a level law
- Rylands v Fletcher Vs Tort of Nuisance
- A level law
- Immar's advice for anyone wanting to study Law
- Educas 2023 law paper
- Tort revision,
- Law conversion / GDL
- aqa a level law 2024 predictions
- Cambridge Interview
- AQA A Level Law Paper 2 (7162/2) - 4th June 2024 [Exam Chat]
- Oxford and Cambridge Past Papers
- Tips for getting a 1st in Law timed exams
- What's the best grade you ever achieved in your first year of uni?
- Law Text Books
- OCR A Level Law
- A Level Law help!
- AQA A Level Law Paper 3 (7162/3) - 10th June 2024 [Exam Chat]
- Failed a core law module during second year, help.
- How to catch up on first year - Law LLB - please read post!
- calculating marks help
Tort...
Scroll to see replies
I love that film! 
But hey. Who wants to shag Tony Blair?
But hey. Who wants to shag Tony Blair?
TheVlad
I don't have to do Tort this year. Doing BA Law with French is fun!
Yeah but if you want to practice law at the end of it all you're gonna have to do it at some stage...
I now like tort slightly more as i got a decent mark in my mock exams ! yay! Oh, and also I dont have to study it again for over two years! *does crazy happy dance*
Tort is ok.
Trusts and Equity - now that is compelling stuff.
Trusts and Equity - now that is compelling stuff.
Tort, constitutional and contract are my fave
red_roadkill
We don't do tort in first year. At the moment we're doing Public, Criminal I, English Legal System and Contract I.
Ditto but we are going Property I instead of Contract.
Law & State/Constitutional Law both reek of A-Level Government & Politics.
My residual Criminal, Tort, Contract and Property modules, however, look to be stimulating: the former lends a dimension of human interest; the latter relates fundamentally to Tort and Contract, anyway, and so should prove likewise compelling.
My residual Criminal, Tort, Contract and Property modules, however, look to be stimulating: the former lends a dimension of human interest; the latter relates fundamentally to Tort and Contract, anyway, and so should prove likewise compelling.
I don't do Tort...
Land Law rocks tho
Constitutional Law needs to be shoved down the proverbial toilet
Land Law rocks tho
Constitutional Law needs to be shoved down the proverbial toilet
ClosetGinger
I don't do Tort...
Land Law rocks tho
Constitutional Law needs to be shoved down the proverbial toilet
Land Law rocks tho
Constitutional Law needs to be shoved down the proverbial toilet
I agree with your comment about constitutional law.ARRRRRRRRRGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH *tears hair out* is my opinion.
It's so......ugh.
I'm doing property at the moment which I'm enjoying...and it has a little bit of land in it too.
Lauren18 How can you not like contract?! It's so 'real'
How can you not like contract?! It's so 'real' Probably just because I'm finding the lectures really tedious due to our lecturer being the most dull speaker ever.
Also, because it's the subject I've done the least reading for so far, so even if it was a great subject, I wouldn't know that yet. To me it just seems eugggh at the moment.
Cxx
ciara
Probably just because I'm finding the lectures really tedious due to our lecturer being the most dull speaker ever.
Also, because it's the subject I've done the least reading for so far, so even if it was a great subject, I wouldn't know that yet. To me it just seems eugggh at the moment.
Cxx
Also, because it's the subject I've done the least reading for so far, so even if it was a great subject, I wouldn't know that yet. To me it just seems eugggh at the moment.
Cxx
If you like Tort, Contract is a synch; and, believe me, the lecturers's style in no way reflects its substance: I've done ~150 pages of reading on Tort/Contract, and even I found his exposition stultifying.
I love Tort, it does indeed rock. I'm also quite enjoying Constitutional...but Contract isn't a particular favourite...and as for "European Integration"...*shakes head*
I just thought I'd say that today I've read around 150 pages of contract stuff. It took me hours and hours. I still hate it.
This is mainly because I'm not understanding it very well, which is weird because it's the only subject I've found any problems with so far. I really don't want to hate it. Noooo somebody stop me!
What I need is a nice [attractive male] contract tutor to force me to understand. The attractive maleness is necessary as it is a major incentive to get some brains and look all intelligent.
Oh, and I still blame the useless lecturer.
Cxx
This is mainly because I'm not understanding it very well, which is weird because it's the only subject I've found any problems with so far. I really don't want to hate it. Noooo somebody stop me!
What I need is a nice [attractive male] contract tutor to force me to understand. The attractive maleness is necessary as it is a major incentive to get some brains and look all intelligent.
Oh, and I still blame the useless lecturer.
Cxx
ciara
I just thought I'd say that today I've read around 150 pages of contract stuff. It took me hours and hours. I still hate it.
This is mainly because I'm not understanding it very well, which is weird because it's the only subject I've found any problems with so far. I really don't want to hate it. Noooo somebody stop me!
What I need is a nice [attractive male] contract tutor to force me to understand. The attractive maleness is necessary as it is a major incentive to get some brains and look all intelligent.
Oh, and I still blame the useless lecturer.
Cxx
This is mainly because I'm not understanding it very well, which is weird because it's the only subject I've found any problems with so far. I really don't want to hate it. Noooo somebody stop me!
What I need is a nice [attractive male] contract tutor to force me to understand. The attractive maleness is necessary as it is a major incentive to get some brains and look all intelligent.
Oh, and I still blame the useless lecturer.
Cxx
You'd damned well better not overtake me.
I'm currently doing Contract and Introduction to Law and Legal Systems. Next semester - Property Law and Tort (I already know Tort rocks because I did it for A level).
Contract is nowhere near as bad as I thought, but I'm lucky to have fairly entertaining lecturers.
However, my friends doing straight LLBs all say Public Law is duller than dull.
Contract is nowhere near as bad as I thought, but I'm lucky to have fairly entertaining lecturers.
However, my friends doing straight LLBs all say Public Law is duller than dull.
Related discussions
- Regarding a level law
- Rylands v Fletcher Vs Tort of Nuisance
- A level law
- Immar's advice for anyone wanting to study Law
- Educas 2023 law paper
- Tort revision,
- Law conversion / GDL
- aqa a level law 2024 predictions
- Cambridge Interview
- AQA A Level Law Paper 2 (7162/2) - 4th June 2024 [Exam Chat]
- Oxford and Cambridge Past Papers
- Tips for getting a 1st in Law timed exams
- What's the best grade you ever achieved in your first year of uni?
- Law Text Books
- OCR A Level Law
- A Level Law help!
- AQA A Level Law Paper 3 (7162/3) - 10th June 2024 [Exam Chat]
- Failed a core law module during second year, help.
- How to catch up on first year - Law LLB - please read post!
- calculating marks help
