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Do I need to keep law books?

I'm in my first year of law and was wondering if I need to keep the books for this years modules for other years? (Criminal law, Public law and Contract)

Reply 1

tehforum

Original post by Tasha0

I'm in my first year of law and was wondering if I need to keep the books for this years modules for other years? (Criminal law, Public law and Contract)

nope

you can sell them to first years at a discount and recoup some money

Reply 2

TheDefiniteArticle

I'd recommend keeping them as public law and contract especially can be useful for referring to general legal principles; you might have further public law modules which are not strictly called 'public law'; and there is intersection between other areas of law (particularly tort and trusts) and contract. You'll probably struggle to sell them for much anyway, so unless you really need a few quid it's not worth it.