Problem with coursework

Then you really would have ammunition against him. He can hardly do that just because he doesn't like you.

Besides, it's the policy of pretty much every university that each essay is marked by more than 1 person so the marking is as fair as possible.

I was told it's been double marked by the law school. But then there are obvious mistakes in the marking, and only 1 signature. Besides, I've asked another teacher to look at it and they clearly said there was a mistake. So law school being dishonest by saying its being double marked, and no possibility of appeal to have it remarked.... Welcome to Exeter University...

Why do you say there is no possibility of appeal? I take it you've read "Procedures relating to Student Academic Appeals" on the Uni of Exeter website. Formal assessment results contributing towards award appear to be subject to appeal under para 2.1. Haven't bothered to read the grounds but do note there is a time constraint, 10 days, although that seems to relate to final result as opposed to provisional mark. I think you need to read and then apply the uni's academic regulations in a legal sense to move ahead with this.

I was told it's been double marked by the law school. But then there are obvious mistakes in the marking, and only 1 signature. Besides, I've asked another teacher to look at it and they clearly said there was a mistake. So law school being dishonest by saying its being double marked, and no possibility of appeal to have it remarked.... Welcome to Exeter University...

I was about to suggest something like this. I don't think you're helping yourself a lot, OP. If something is wrong with the marking, you have to go and get it sorted out yourself - don't rely on others to do it for you.

It's difficult when you live abroad, and that it's the Easter holidays because everyone is away. As soon as I get back, I will have no time to sort this out as exams are a bigger priority

Does this sort of thing happen at your universities? Is it normal I have to waste so much time contacting everyone and harassing everyone to get my paper remarked when there's an obvious error?

It's normal everywhere. I know it's a pain that they couldn't get it right first time but you can't expect to have everything done for you. As the saying goes: "if you want something done, best do it yourself."

Then you really would have ammunition against him. He can hardly do that just because he doesn't like you.

Besides, it's the policy of pretty much every university that each essay is marked by more than 1 person so the marking is as fair as possible.

Every paper has to be double marked. However, my paper wasn't, even though the law school says it has been. Everyone is being dishonest...

Seems odd that they would not double mark your paper. But, like I said, there is nothing I can do about it and the only advice you're going to get is to go speak to someone, anyone yourself again and again until it's sorted.

I've already spoken to other people. I was told remarks are not an option, even though in the rules & uni regulation it clearly says you have a right to appeal your mark. It's now been 5 weeks that I'm waiting for feedback, I've kept a portfolio of emails I sent him, just to show how pathetic a supervisor this guy is.

Then you have two options: sit here and wait for feedback that may never come, or go and appeal again until you do get feedback.

If you do not want to have these problems, do not go to a British university. Raining a complaint when something beyond your control goes wrong is almost impossible. This forum will not help.