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Case analysis - Finding the ratio

Hi,

I'm a first year law student practising how to find the ratio of case for an upcoming case analysis exam. In the exam we are presented with a case and asked to find the material facts, issue and ratio. I understand the definitions and how to find these but i haven't had the chance to practise these skills yet as we haven't been given a practise case with a set of answers to compare our own answers to. Is there anywhere i can go be it online or in a book to find examples of a case, complete with its ratio decidendi so i can practise writing my own and then comparing it to the official ratio?

Thanks,

James
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Original post by jamez_fraza
Hi,

I'm a first year law student practising how to find the ratio of case for an upcoming case analysis exam. In the exam we are presented with a case and asked to find the material facts, issue and ratio. I understand the definitions and how to find these but i haven't had the chance to practise these skills yet as we haven't been given a practise case with a set of answers to compare our own answers to. Is there anywhere i can go be it online or in a book to find examples of a case, complete with its ratio decidendi so i can practise writing my own and then comparing it to the official ratio?

Thanks,

James


The Westlaw headnote for almost any case should give you that.

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