Royal Holloway University of London • Law

"‘The existence of a separate requirement of intention to create legal relations has…been criticized by a number of commentators. It is submitted that there is much force in these criticisms and that it is unnecessary to impose a separate requirement of ‘intention to create legal relations’ over and above those of offer, acceptance and consideration.’ (Furmston, 2010)"

This is a summary of all topics covered in the Public Law module. Explains the rule of law, different opinions on what it means, as well as the aspects of the Legal System in the United Kingdom and how the three main facets work together to create the Law. The paper also explores The Royal Prerogative, Parliamentary Sovereignty and EU. This furthermore delves into the European Union and the relationship it has with UK National Law. It contains cases and is summarised in a way that is easy to dig...

These notes are a detailed summary of all the lecture notes I took down over my first year LLB Law course, and is also added to by using the textbook. Topics include: 1. Offer and Acceptance 2. Consideration 3. Intention to Create Legal Relations 4. Terms of a Contract 5. Vitiating factors: Misrepresentation 6. Vitiating factors: Mistake 7. Vitiating factors: Duress and Undue Influence 8. Vitiating Factors: Illegality and Unenforceable Contracts 9. Third Party Rights and Doctrine of Privity 10....

Detailed summary from LLB Law first year lectures and aided by the textbook. This summary contains: 1. Actus Reus 2. Mens Rea 3. Murder Defences 4. Manslaughter Defences 5. Non-Fatal Offences Against the Person (Assault, Battery) 6. Sexual Offences (Rape, Assault by Penetration, Sexual Assault etc.) 7. Property Offences (Theft, Robbery)