Issue statement on contract problem questions
How would I create a clear structure when asked to 'advise parties'? Is there any example as to how to create an issue statement on the topic of terminating contract by frustration or by breach?
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How would I create a clear structure when asked to 'advise parties'? Is there any example as to how to create an issue statement on the topic of terminating contract by frustration or by breach?
Hello,
In order to have a clear structure for when you are asked to advise the parties I would strongly recommend looking at each party separately and look at each legal issue under each party separately as a separate IRAC paragraph. I would advise using IRAC (Issue, Rule, Application, Conclusion) but any similar rule can also work.
In terms of the issue statement, you are essentially trying to problematise the question so you can then consider that problem/question and reach an answer. Therefore, perhaps you could try and think of yourself as the party and think about what they would want to know.
I hope this helps, if you have any further questions please do let me know.
Charlie
Law LLB Student
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