Introductory Scots Law: Theory and Practice - Sean Crossan
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 Introductory Scots Law: Theory and Practice - Sean Crossan
 Introductory Scots Law: Theory and Practice - Sean Crossan ... 2004-10-29 by Hodder GibsonNewest Review: ... points to stop. Similarly at the end of each chapter there is a summary page - this page is brief and gives a very basic ... more ... overview of what the chapter covered. This is not a suitable page to revise off of but is good for refreshing your memory as to what you have just read.
Sub headings appear after every couple of paragraphs which are helpful in distinguishing different points of law. Throughout each chapter "key points" are listed. I found that these were a good basis for revision and for creating well structured notes. These usually appear at the end of each paragraph and are a sentence or two stating what the paragraph was ...more |
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Introductory Scots Law: Theory and Practice
Pages: 640, Paperback, Hodder Gibson Last Update 08.11.2009 05:40
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Introductory Scots Law: Theory and Practice - Sean Crossan: Introductory Scots Law (521 words)
by - written on 21/04/09 (Very useful, 120 readings)
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Introductory Scots Law (Theory & Practice) by Alistair B Wylie and Sean J Crossan is, in my opinion, an essential text for first year law students or students who are studying a law module. STRUCTURE The book is split into 7 Chapters and looks in detail at: - The Scottish Legal Framework and Sources of Scots Law - The Law of Contract - The Law of Delict - The Sale of Goods and Services and an introduction to Consumer Credit - The Law of Business Organisations - Law of Employment (covered over two chapters) At the beginning of each chapter details are given regarding what the chapter is going to ... Read the complete review
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