Concepts of law - Samenvattingen en Aantekeningen

This is a legal dimension summary for the course at the Hague University of Applied Sciences. The summary includes all relevant case law, concepts, and even step-by-step instructions on how to answer exam questions per theme. After writing this document, it was my only study material and sufficient enough to bring me a 9.6 in the exam.

A comprehensive summary of the course Business Law I for Business Economics at the VUB (Vrije Universiteit Brussel) - provides a list of all relevant articles to mark in the codex - provides a summary covering all essentials in a condensed manner, correcting all the mistakes found in the syllabus - provides an annex with the most difficult concepts explained with an example. Summary: 90 pages (excluding table of contents, list of relevant articles...) Syllabus: 300+ pages

This is the most comprehensive summary of the book International Law by Shaw around. It is 88 pages and all chapters are discussed. After reading this document you will understand the most important core concepts of the entire book.

Hello, Global Law Students! This summary for the Tax Law course is designed to provide you with a detailed summary of the course that goes beyond general concepts, but instead strives to provide more specific examples and case studies of the course. It is based on the course textbook (2024/2025), class notes, and some independent research. As the document is quite extensive, it serves as the perfect study companion or guidance during your exam.

This in-depth document covers everything that was discussed in Week 7 of the Law of The European Union course (LLB, year 2, block 1). Inside you will find the concepts from the lecture explained in a simple bullet point form with extensive explanation to help clarify the material. Cases in particular are explained using elements like the facts of the case, the main points they convey and what paragraphs these can be found in. These notes helped me a lot on the exam, so I'm sure they can help y...

This document contains weekly (7) summary notes for the exam on Public International Law; covering statehood & self-determination, sources of international law, jurisdiction of states & immunities, human rights & maritime law, dispute settlement & use of force and international humanitarian and international criminal law. Each summary is divided in sections of (1) relevant concepts (2) relevant law & cases and (3) answer structures for the exam.

This document contains notes on ALL articles, chapters of the book , other readings, tutorials, knowledge clips, case law, and other materials in the modules for Criminal Law, for all of the modules (1-10). I got a 10 for the midterm and 8,5 for the final so I would say this document encompassess all the relevant materials to prepare for your exam! The notes are extensive, since I included examples, images, information from the readings, relevant concepts, etc. The last page is a page including ...

This document is a very extensive summary of the course, containing all readings, tutorial notes and lecture notes are merged. The document starts with an overview of the concepts and definitions and is divided in 5 modules (12 weeks). 1. The historical context of the globalisation of inclusion and exclusion 2. Beyond borders: Rethinking the inside/outside distinction 3. The IACA model of law 4. Cyberlaw 5. The new Lex Mercatoria and the IACA-model of law 6 &7 . Resistance to Emergent ...

This in-depth document covers everything that was discussed in Week 4 of the Law of The European Union course (LLB, year 2, block 1). Inside you will find the concepts from the lecture explained in a structured bullet point format with extensive explanation to help clarify the material. In particular, cases are explained using elements like the facts of the case, the main points they convey and what paragraphs these can be found in. In addition to this, a seminar summary is also provided to shed...

This detailed document covers everything that was discussed in Week 2 of the Law of The European Union course (LLB, year 2, block 1). Inside you will find the concepts from the lecture explained in a simple bullet point form with extensive explanation to help clarify the material. Cases in particular are explained using elements like the facts of the case, the main points they convey and what paragraphs these can be found in. In addition to this, a seminar summary is also provided to shed light ...