Economics

Retail Business Operations

English (UK)

Revision note

Layla-Jayne Entwistle

OCR A-level Law Specification H415

A level OCR - criminal law checklist
covers all topics in criminal law

Comprehensive A-Level OCR Criminal Law overview covering key topics such as jurisdiction, pre-trial procedures, sentencing, and various offences. Includes case law examples for murder, manslaughter, theft, and defenses like consent and self-defense. Ideal for exam preparation and revision.

Criminal Law Overview

Eloise Joyce

criminal law checklist

Golden, Literal, Mischief, Purposive and aids to Interpretation notes

Explore the key principles of statutory interpretation, including the Literal Rule, Golden Rule, Purposive Approach, and the Mischief Rule. This summary covers essential cases, advantages, and disadvantages of each method, along with aids to interpretation. Ideal for law students seeking clarity on how judges interpret statutes and the implications of judicial decisions.

Understanding Statutory Interpretation

zara

Statutory Interpretation 

Explore the key concepts of misrepresentation and economic duress in contract law. This summary covers types of misrepresentation (innocent, negligent, fraudulent), the implications of vitiating factors, and relevant case law. Understand how these elements can void contracts and the legal remedies available. Ideal for law students and professionals seeking clarity on contract validity.

Misrepresentation & Economic Duress

Demetra

Vitiating Factors 

Intention to create legal relations, offer and acceptance, consideration and privity rules with case law 

Explore the fundamental principles of contract law, including offer and acceptance, intention to create legal relations, consideration, and privity. This summary covers key case law examples and clarifies essential concepts for students studying contract formation.

Contract Law Essentials

Contract Formation 

Starting a case, track, appeals in civil courts, evaluation of civil law, ADR, Tribunals 

Explore the intricacies of civil court processes, including starting a case, track evaluations, appeals, and the role of alternative dispute resolution (ADR) and tribunals. This summary provides essential insights into the judicial system, adjudication, and civil law, making it a valuable resource for students navigating legal studies.

Civil Court Processes

Mind map

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The Civil Courts 

Explore the key principles of economic duress in contract law, including the requirements for proving duress, the significance of illegitimate pressure, and the effects on contract validity. This summary covers essential case law, factors influencing duress claims, and remedies available under the Consumer Rights Act 2015. Ideal for law students preparing for exams or essays.

Economic Duress in Contract Law

samira wahran 

contract law 

Explore the key concepts of non-fatal offences under the Offences Against the Person Act 1861 and the Criminal Justice Act 1988. This summary covers GBH, ABH, assault, and battery, detailing the actus reus and mens rea for each offence. Ideal for OCR Law A Level students preparing for exams.

Non-Fatal Offences Overview

Non-Fatal Offences OCR Law A level

Explore key concepts of contract law, including offer, acceptance, consideration, and vitiating factors. This summary covers essential cases such as Denny v Peck, Allcard v Skinner, and economic duress, providing a comprehensive overview for BTEC Law students. Ideal for exam preparation and understanding legal principles.

Understanding Contract Law

molly

contract law

Explore the structure and functions of the criminal courts, including the appeal process from Magistrates to the Supreme Court. This summary covers key concepts such as types of offences, roles of judges and juries, and grounds for appeal, essential for AQA A-Level Law students.

Criminal Court Appeals Overview

lily (taylor’s version)

the criminal courts 

Explore the legal intricacies of Fraud by False Representation under the Fraud Act 2006. This detailed report examines the case of Harry Peters, highlighting key elements such as dishonesty, false representation, and the implications of intent. Ideal for BTEC Law students seeking to understand criminal liability and case law applications.

Fraud by False Representation Analysis

Essay

Lilian 

Fraud by False Representation 

Intrinsic and extrinsic aids to interpreting statutes. 

Explore the intrinsic and extrinsic aids to statutory interpretation, including case law, dictionaries, and Hansard. This summary covers key concepts such as the advantages and disadvantages of various aids, with examples from landmark cases like Harrow LBC v Shah and DPP v Cheeseman. Ideal for A-Level Law students seeking to understand the nuances of legal interpretation.

Statutory Interpretation Aids

Statutory Interpretation (Aids to Interpretation) (Law A-Level)

Includes cases, their principles and are separated into the topics covered to determine whether or not there was an intention to create legal relations (shortened to ICLR in my notes)

Explore the concept of Intention to Create Legal Relations (ICLR) in business and domestic agreements. This summary covers key cases, principles, and the criteria for establishing ICLR, including notable rulings such as Balfour 1919 and Meritt 1970. Ideal for law students preparing for exams or seeking clarity on legal relationships.

Understanding ICLR in Agreements

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includes cases, their principles and are separated into the topics covered to determine whether or not there was an intention to create legal relations (shortened to iclr in my notes)

Study note

English

intention to create legal relations

Humanities

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Social Studies

Intention to Create Legal Relations

Explore the legal definition of murder, including key elements such as Actus Reus and Mens Rea, and the distinctions between express and implied malice. This summary covers essential case law, causation, and the implications of unlawful killing in homicide offences. Ideal for BTEC Law students studying homicide and murder.

Understanding Murder Law

Murder

This is an example of this 8-mark question for OCR A-level Law

Explore the distinct roles and powers of the Magistrates and Crown Courts in the English legal system. This summary covers key aspects such as sentencing limits, case types, and the trial process, making it essential for A-level Law students preparing for exams. Understand how these courts interact and their significance in handling criminal cases.

Commercial Law

15 best study notes in Commercial Law