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Law Master Thesis written for the LLM in International Economic Law specifically. Full bibliography and references included. Written exclusively by a first class graduate.

This is an example of an essay written by a first class law graduate. The essay question is on International Private Law and is a memorandum to a partner in a law firm. All sources are cited and bibliography is included.

This is an example of an essay written by a first class law graduate. The essay question is on Civil (Roman) Law and is as follows: Analyse the ways in which the Court of Session employed Roman law in the case of Sloans Dairies v Glasgow Corporation 1977 SC 233. All sources are cited and bibliography is included.

This document is intended to help first year law students get the most out of their first year of law school. This guide contains tips from the personal experience of a first class graduate about the life of a law student in first year, and the things that you can do to get the most out of your experience. The document is written exclusively by a first class law graduate. Start early and get ahead with this guide!

This is an example of an essay written by a first class law graduate. The essay question is on International Trade Law and is as follows: With reference to case law, critically evaluate whether the GATT/WTO Panels have developed a consistent approach to the interpretations of “like products”. All sources are cited and bibliography is included.

This is an example of an essay written by a first class law graduate. The essay question is on the Law of Evidence and is a 'no case to answer'. All sources are cited and bibliography is included.

This is an example of an essay written by a first class law graduate. The essay question is on Business Entities and is a memorandum to a partner in a law firm. All sources are cited and bibliography is included.

This is an example of an essay written by a first class law graduate. The essay question is on Jurisprudence and is as follows: Critically analyse the extent to which aspects of our nature are reflected and ought to be reflected in Natural Law theory, explaining in your answer: (1) whether in your view Natural Law theory in any form can and should provide a foundation of the idea of law for today, and (2) whether our idea of law must involve some recognition of a moral imperative and whether or ...

This is an example of an essay written by a first class law graduate. The essay question is on Intellectual Property Law and is as follows: Critically analyse the current state of design law protections in the United Kingdom, in doing so: (1) show whether in your view the current law is "fit for purpose" in our digital age; and (2) identify any weaknesses in the current design law protections and if so how you consider the relevant protections may be strengthened. All sources are cited and bibli...

This document provides model answers to 3 questions taken from the 2019/2020 past paper for the Obligations 2 (Delict) module. Author achieved a first class grade for the module.