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heh ok i'll look for something with a black cover and weird object in the middle. thanks for the tip!

mac daddy, which of these three books are you referring to? Equity and Trusts Outline of Equity and Trusts Trusts

i feel that this should be done for all courses especially top demand courses. it's nauseating how majority of the medicine and law students are only taking those courses because "it's prestigious" and "it pays well".

What are some "Trusts for Dummies" type books? So far I've looked at (kind of complex!) Equity and Trusts in Australia by Dal Pont and Chalmers Cases and Materials on Equity and Trusts by Heydon and Loughlan Principles of the Law of Trusts by Ford and Lee (bare in some areas)...

Re: contract law earner and 1,500 words is just a word limit. if you think you've answered the question in less words then just submit. i have friends who've received HDs with 800 words where the word limit was 1,500.

sorry to hear about that woebegone :/ i'm guessing from your post that you are located in melbourne? monash offers a grad dip in law that's takes 6 months full-time to 2 years part-time. and "This course normally comprises eight coursework units, but credit may be given for up to four units for...

yeah lol. not quite sure what the writer meant but the idea of the article is there. certainly makes me think twice about working in the UK...

Become less straight, white and male - or go out of business Alex Spence http://business.timesonline.co.uk/tol/business/law/article1743732.ece

over here there are definitely some electives that are really difficult, perhaps more difficult than core subjects. unjust enrichment is one of them. constitutional problems is another. equity is relatively easy here, perhaps because we have lovely lecturers - that might be another factor to...

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if you're thinking of going back to uni, do it. why let anyone's opinion as to mature age students influence your decision?

so.... after 4 pages of discussion, what's the best way to handle leeches? :p late in the semester i was asked by 2 people for con and admin notes, and a 3rd person just asked me for practically the whole semester's worth of notes for 2 subjects. i usually help people who have something urgent...

ok thanks for the reply MS!

In Re Webster in relation to the types of contracts s44(v) CC applies to, Barwick CJ (from the bottom of p278 to the top of p279 (CLR) or para 13 in Austlii) says that the obligations of members of parliament are different from the obligations of local authorities. Is he saying that...

yeah, establishing a separate court system might be a bit taxing on resources even though it'd be one of the best things that could happen. about training for the magistrates, the report says that magistrates are afraid to intervene during cross-examination for fear of appeals. what if they...

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really?? lol! our prescribed text for admin is creyke too but i kind of dislike it. it's like luntz and hambly.. choppy. hope zines releases his book fast. took a look at booker and zines and they explain things nicely - thanks MS!

my crim law lecturer told us last year that cases with huge extracts in the materials & commentary book should be read. the rest, you may choose to get only the essence. some cases are just examples of principles being applied. as for the optional textbooks, if you have extra time. on...

which books are recommended for admin and con? i'd like one that gives a good overview of the area and one that goes more in-depth for both subjects. aronson is probably the one that goes more in-depth for admin eh.

i did five in semester 1 and four in semester 2, all core subjects. it's definitely do-able. note that, like hfis said, there will be more readings to be done, assignment/exam clashes, and the possiblity of receiving less marks than you would have if you took only two or three law subjects...