The University of Manchester (UOM) • Law

This comprehensive model answer covers key general defences, including Consent, Self-Defence, Automatism, Voluntary and Involuntary Intoxication, Duress by Threat, and Duress of Circumstances. Each answer provides the essential legal principles, relevant cases, and application examples to help you effectively compare and apply them to your exam questions. Perfect for 2025 exam preparation!

These complete model answers cover S20 GBH, S20 Wounding, S18 GBH, and S18 Wounding offences. Each answer includes essential legal content, key cases, and detailed application examples, enabling you to effectively compare and apply them to your specific questions. Perfect for achieving top marks on the 2025 exam!

This guide contains updated model answers for the 2025 exam, covering the non-fatal offenses of assault, battery, and Section 47 ABH. It includes essential legal principles, relevant case law, and practical application examples, enabling you to compare and apply them to exam questions—guaranteed to help you achieve top marks!

I achieved a first in this module (78%) These are essentially notes from the Principles of Tort Law (Rachel Mulheron) textbook that I used to revise for my exam

I achieved a high first in this module (78%). These are my notes for the tort of private nuisance (essentially a summary from the relevant chapter in Principles of Tort Law by Rachel Mulheron)

I achieved a high first in the tort module (78%) These notes are essentially a summary from the relevant chapter of the Principles of tort Law textbook

achieved a high first in this module (78%) Relevant notes from Principles of tort law textbook - set up in a problem question format

I achieved a high first in this module (78%) these are my notes from the Principles of Tort Law (Rachel Mulheron) textbook - laid out in a problem question format, all you have to do is apply them to the facts of any problem question.

I achieved a high first class (78%) using these notes for Tort Law These are the notes I made from the Principles of Tort Law (Rachel Mulheron) textbook for Standard of Care and Breach of Duty in Negligence cases. The notes are laid out in a problem question format - so in the exam you can pretty much just use them as a step by step guide with all the relevant law and cases to apply them to a negligence problem question.

These are the revision notes I made from the Principles of Tort Law textbook (by Rachel Mulheron) for Negligence - Duty of Care. They can be used to answer any Negligence bases problem question which is focused around the issue of duty of care I used these notes for exam revision and got a high first (78%)