Property Offences Q&A
This lecture presentation considers a number of problem questions involving liability for property offences.
This lecture presentation considers a number of problem questions involving liability for property offences.
This lecture presentation considers the offences of simple damage and aggravated damage contrary to s1(1) and s1(2) of the Criminal Damage Act 1971
This lecture, recorded live at a webinar in May 2021, explains how to answer questions about easements and co-ownership.
This is a recording of a webinar conducted in May 2021.
In this live webinar recording conducted in April 2021 criminal law defences are compared and contrasted.
Recorded as a live webinar this presentation looks at freedom of movement of persons and goods and the EU and legal systems of member states.
This lecture was recorded live at a webinar in May 2021
This lecture covers two matters relating to patents as items of property: first of all ownership of patents and secondly dealings with patents – how patents are transferred and the rules governing licensing.
This lecture considers situations where an employee might be compensated for the use of an invention, under PA 77 ss 40 to 43.
When is a patent infringed, and what defences are available to a potential infringer? In this lecture we consider section 60 of the Patents Act 1977 and look briefly at how the courts interpret patent claims.
This is a recording of a webinar covering a wide range of examinable issues related to the non fatal offences.
The rules that govern what can be patented are key to the protection of inventions. This lecture reviews the four criteria for patent protection, laying the groundwork for a more detailed study of the subject and leading into other aspects of patent law.
Patents seem to be the least accessible and most complex area of intellectual property law. This lecture brings a sense of proportion to the patents field, and provides an essential starting point for students of this fascinating area of law.
In this lecture presentation recorded as part of a live webinar Denis Edwards considers an examination question concerning the protection of human rights within EU Law.
In this lecture presentation recorded as a live webinar Denis Edwards explains how the principle of supremacy (or primacy) of EU law and the principle of effectiveness operate so as to achieve effective judicial protection for natural and legal persons throughout the EU.
In this recorded Q&A lecture a standard problem question raising nuisance and Rylands v Fletcher is considered.
Recorded as a live webinar on 21 June 2020
Recorded as part of a live webinar on 21 June 2020
This lecture presentation was recorded as part of a live webinar which took place on 13 June 2020. The topics covered include: the nature and purposes of a constitution and procedures for change, the key features of the British constitution, statutory sources of the British constitution, conventions, separation of powers, the Royal Prerogative.
Recorded as part of a live webinar on 20 June 2020
A recording of the live webinar which took place on 20 June 2020
Trusts webinar recorded live on 6 June 2020
This lecture demonstrates how to apply the law concerning occupiers liability to a problem question
This Q&A lecture demonstrates how to apply the law concerning liability in negligence for nervous shock and liability for omissions.
This recording demonstrates how to answer a problem question concerning liability for inflicting or causing psychiatric injury
FREE RECORDING: This lecture presentation considers a question raising liability for a non fatal offence where D infects V with HIV
A recording of part of a webinar June 2020
Recorded during live webinar 2020
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This audio visual lecture presentation demonstrates a logical approach to structuring a question concerning liability in negligence for words and economic loss
This lecture presentation explains how to apply the failure of proof defences to problems raising questions of liability for the non fatal offences.
This presentation provides guidance to answering questions on non fatal offences.
Generally, a right which does not amount to an interest in land can only be enforced between the original parties. An interest in land, however, is capable of binding a purchaser, subject to the appropriate rules of priority. In this lecture, by reference to the question below, Gianni Vuolo demonstrates how to approach and construct answers […]
This lecture explains the doctrines of primacy, direct effect and effectiveness of EU law and their implications for national law.
A review of the philosophical justifications for protecting intellectual property.
Discusses what can be registered as a trade mark, and how to go about registering it in the UK.
A run-through of the four moral rights protected under UK copyright law. In addition to the paternity right and integrity right, required by the Berne Convention, this lecture explains the right against false attribution of authorship and the right to privacy in certain photographs and films. The statutory provisions and the case law are described […]
How English law has gone from rejecting actions for breach of privacy to recognising an important new right, based on the law on breach of confidence and the HRA 1998.
This recording explains and demonstrates how to construct an answer to a problem question on adverse possession in the law of property.
This lecture explains the equitable doctrine of proprietary estoppel under which a promise which has been relied on may be enforced.
This recording explains how to structure an answer to a problem question on mistake in contract.
This recording explains how to structure an answer to a problem question on mistake in contract.
This lecture explains the required characteristics and modes of acquisition that distinguish leases from mere personal rights of occupation (licences).
This recorded lecture outlines the procedures associated with judicial review and the remedies which can be claimed.
An introduction to the important area of passing-off law, which remains a crucial form of protection for goodwill alongside registered trade mark protection.
This lecture explains how the enforceability of leasehold covenants is affected when a tenant’s lease or landlord’s reversion is assigned to a 3rd party, or tenant creates a sub-lease.
This lecture includes a discussion of some common types of covenant found in leases and with the remedies available for breach of covenant.
This lecture deals with when a contract may be treated as discharged by frustration – where change in circumstances since contract was made justifies parties being released from further obligations.
This lecture covers the common law torts relating to land: trespass, private nuisance, the rule in Rylands v Fletcher and public nuisance
This lecture examines the basis of liability and circumstances when a stranger to a trust may become liable to account for his wrongdoing.
This lecture provides a comprehensive analysis of the law relating to charitable trusts.
This recording looks at how the rules on duty in negligence apply to public bodies
This recording deals with the law of mortgages
This lecture deals with covenants (promises by deed) made by the owner of estate in one piece of land to owner of estate in another.
This lecture looks at the regulation of terms that are regarded as unfair or unreasonable in their substance with primary focus on exemption (exclusion and limitation) clauses.
This recorded lecture presentation explains the requirements for an action in misrepresentation and the remedies available.
This lecture pesentation deals with the circumstances in which a mistake of one or both parties can affect the validity of a contract.
This recording deals with the circumstances in which a claimant can recover for economic loss suffered as a result of a defendant’s conduct.
In this recorded lecture presentation contractual terms implied by statute, trade custom, and at common law are considered.
This recording covers the rules on omissions to act including where the omission is to prevent an act of a 3rd party.
This recording explains the rules on both causation of damage and when loss will be considered as too ‘remote’.
This lecture explains the principles governing breach of duty in negligence.
This recording covers where the initial effect of a defendant’s conduct is a psychological shock leading to further harm.
This recording deals with whether a valid enforceable easement was correctly acquired.
FREE RECORDING: This recording deals with the characteristics a right must have to be capable of being held as an easement.
This lecture explains the development of the law concerning trusts of the family home.
This lecture focuses on the theoretical justification for constructive trusts and explores when they may be declared by the courts
This recording presentation deals with the incorporation of express terms of the contract.
This recording covers the common law defence of duress and the equitable defence of undue influence.
In this recorded lecture presentation the key implications of the doctrine of parliamentary sovereignty are explored.
In this audio lecture presentation the various sources of the UK constitution are identified and considered.
In this recorded lecture presentation fundamental principles of constitutional law are considered.
This recorded lecture presentation provides a thorough analysis of the law relating to secret and half-secret trusts.
This recorded lecture covers two connected topics: discharge by breach, and incomplete performance of obligations.
In this recorded lecture presentation Mohamed Ramjohn considers the law relating to private purpose trusts.
This lecture (recorded live) considers the law of tracing and applies it to an examination problem question.
This recorded lecture presentation considers the law relating to defamation and shows you how to answer a problem question on the topic.
Test yourself with these THREE sets of MCQs each consisting of 15 questions covering elements of Criminal Law.
In this lecture presentation the creation of express trusts is considered with the focus on declarations of trust.
This series of lecture presentations covers the law relating to express and implied co-ownership of land, including the special rules applicable to co-ownership of a family home.
In this lecture the doctrine of privity is explained and the common law and statutory changes challenges to it are evaluated.
In this lecture the equitable doctrine of promissory estoppel is explained and analysed.
In this lecture the contractual requirement of consideration is explained and analysed.
In this lecture the issues of gifts made to unincorporated associations and their winding up are considered.
In this lecture the law concerning resulting trusts and their theoretical basis is considered in detail.
This detailed lecture presentation explains and discusses, in depth, offer and acceptance in the Law of Contract.
In this lecture the partial defence to murder of loss of control in s54 of the Coroners and Justice Act 2009 is considered in detail.
In this recording of a live webinar an examination question relating to free movement of persons and citizenship is analysed.
In this recording of a live lecture a past UoL LLB examination question relating to the democratic deficit is considered.
This lecture (recorded live) explains how to answer an examination question on Constitution of a Trust.
In this recording of a live lecture Denis Edwards considers an examination question relating to supremacy and direct effect of EU Law.
This lecture presentation is split into two parts. The first part considers the nature of damages; the second addresses issues of causation, remoteness and mitigation.
Analyses a problem question about exemption clauses in contract and provides a logical structure to answering questions on the topic.
This lecture presentation analyses a problem question on frustration in contract.
12 multiple choice questions about homicide. Test your knowledge…
In this audio presentation liability for attempt contrary to s1(1) of the Criminal Attempts Act 1981 is examined.
In this series of five lectures the offences of fraud and obtaining services dishonestly are considered.
In this series of lessons each of the five elements of theft are considered in detail.
This audio presentation covers a number of important introductory issues necessary for a good understanding of Criminal Law.
This presentation shows you how to answer a question on liability in negligence based on causing nervous shock (otherwise referred to as psychiatric harm).