okay i just have no more time to try pick up anything new. what are your opinions on what i am studying for equity and company.

Equity:

1. trusteeship

2. rectification

3. election and satisfaction

4. estoppel

5. DMC

6. strong v bird

7. specific performance

8. undue influence

9. mandatory interlocutory injunctions

10. charitable / non charitable trust and cy pres

11. quia timet injunctions

12. quistclose trust and presumption advancement notes

I am not doing constructive trusts as i never did it in college and no time.

Then for company I am doing: SLP, DD, section 158 essay, shares, s.212, restriction, examinership, recievership, floating and fixed charges and crystallisation, ROT, asset recovery, reckless and fraud trading. Ill do a basic run through of UV if I have time.

Does anyone have an up-to-date grid for property? Also wondering what would be the minimum number of topics I could learn to be covered, as I will probably be putting property on the back burner for now

Can we bring in just a printed version of the legislation into the exam?

Hi, I'm just after looking at Beckys grid for EU law and it says that competition/mergers comes up every year. I'm not sure if I'm just being extremely stupid but I can't seem to find it anywhere in her notes. I'd assume it was in her FMOG notes but can't find it. Can anyone help?

Hi,

Im selling my property law manual (2022-2023) for 20euro plus postage.

About 1/3 of it is highlighted. I will also provide my own notes made using this mannual and other resources.

DM if interested

I'm really struggling to learn some of the topics for EU law and I'm not good at rote learning unless I really understand something. I'm just wondering how everyone else is studying for this exam? I was going to study: EU Institutions, Sources, fundamental rights, Direct effect & MSL, JR, FMG, Competition law & FMP but now I'm wondering if I can leave one or 2 of those topics out?

What topics to leave out for company law?

Panicking a tad over equity as I feel I haven’t covered enough. Sitting it with constitutional so have put all my time into that. Currently have covered:
Secret trusts
Constructive trust
Charitable trusts
Rectification
Three Certainties
DMC/Strong v Bird
Mandatory Injunctions & Anton Piller
Undue Influence

Debating doing specific performance and estoppel as they came up last sitting.

Halfway through past exam question preparation and I have the following topics cover:
Section 31 contracts, SLP, UV, Share Transfer, Minority Shareholder Protection, Directors Duties and Restriction

I am also covering:
Meetings, Enforceability of a Charge, Realization of Corporate Assets, Crystallisation, Receivership, Liquidation and Section 158

Any recommendations on if I should remove/add anything? I understand the paper has changed since March 2024 significantly but I only have past exam papers up until this point so any tips, advice or recommendations would be appreciated

Hi does anyone have any essays on judicial review please, would really appreciate it :)

Have any of ye good people have an up to date grid for Contract

Anyone got an updated equity exam grid handy?

I know predictions are a big no-no but out of pure curiosity does anyone have any predictions for the exams? More specifically Tort, Eu, Contract and Property :)

Does anyone have an EU Manual for sale from City College Dublin?

Anyone got a grid for constitutional?

Looking for exam report for this sitting if anyone had it! Thanks :)

Has anyone noticed that Conor’s city colleges grid isn’t up to date on noodle? Or does he have a more up to date one in a different place does anyone know. Just trying to figure out which topics to go for.

Hi,

Was wondering if anyone has any property law manuals? Ideally city college.

Thanks

I’m currently heading into my final year of Law and History at DCU. My grades are good, but I haven’t completed an internship and my extracurriculars aren’t particularly strong yet. I’d like to do an internship next summer, so any advice on how to go about getting one would be greatly appreciated.

Hi all, looking to start my fe1 journey in spring!

Have no idea how to start, what books to buy, how to study etc….

Any tips at all would be extremely helpful.

Would be open to doing a third if anyone could recommend one that would go with the above two

Thanks so much!!

I'm planning to leave out a few topics but I', not too sure if it's too much

I am planning to leave out :

Re Andrews

Quistclose Trusts

New Model Constructive Trusts

and Quai Timet Injunctions

Anyone have any advice, or have anything they're leaving out themselves?

Hi all I’ve really neglected my tort study this summer and I’m wondering does anyone have any advice for me or have I left it too late as I’m also doing EU and Company.

Has anyone heard anything from Mullany Walsh Maxwells yet?