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thanks guys :D

Hey Everyone I was just revising over the federal models and I was wandering would anyone be able to explain to me the difference between bottom up constitutional models and the top down constitutional models thanks once again :)

i am scared i have been studying but i cant remember anything!!!

1. look at your syllabus :)

:eek: :eek: :eek: thankyou frigid so so so very much!!! I LOVE FRIGID!!! :) i wish i could repay u some how, but i cant even rep u cause the BoS system says i have to spread more around :rolleyes:

hey fellow legalites i was wandering does anyone have any past statutory interpretation questions lying around or know where i can get a copy of some any uni is fine :) thankyou once again

dw good old CLA saves the day :) 5S Contributory negligence can defeat claim In determining the extent of a reduction in damages by reason of contributory negligence, a court may determine a reduction of 100% if the court thinks it just and equitable to do so, with the result that the...

is it a complete defence? some books say yes some say no :confused:

i know lawyer by day doctor by night :)

congratulations to all and a special congratulations to lara :D lara is my uni buddy :uhhuh: maybe her smartness will rub off onto me one day n.b. i know smartness isnt a word!

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finally...hope you all did well..goodluck

assault: is the threat of immediate harm battery: physical now being just fresh from study which one did he do? i know u say assault but assault technically is not physical

Where the employer expressly prohibits a particular conduct, the employee’s act in breach of the prohibition is generally considered to be outside the scope of the employee’s services - employer not liable what case can i use for this? :confused: deatons? (barmaid who throws beer bottle)

sadly you are right :p :rolleyes:

29 Personal injury arising from mental or nervous shock In any action for personal injury, the plaintiff is not prevented from recovering damages merely because the personal injury arose wholly or in part from mental or nervous shock. can someone explain this to me i am finding it hard...

http://www.boardofstudies.nsw.edu.au/syllabus_hsc/pdf_doc/legalstudies_syl.pdf

i would go with hr :)

hey fellow law students i am quite curious about usyd law and i was just wandering if someone could answer my questions: how do they teach the course? lectures, seminars, tutorials how many hours are required you go to uni? how many law subjects do you do in the first year? do...

jonathan needs to become a benefactor first quite easy to do :uhhuh: just got to be approved by the supermods