Pgdl public law - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Distinction level Human Rights and Public Law notes (overall grade, 80). Crafted by a recent graduate who received a distinction in the very same course, these notes are tailored to your PGDL program, ensuring they cover the crucial Human Rights and Public Law concepts you need to master. Aligned with the PGDL program at the University of Law, these distinction level notes perfectly complement the course. These notes are structured to align perfectly with the 'problem question' form...

Clear, precise, detailed, yet concise, Administrative Law & Human Rights summary for PDGL and SQE students. I have devoted so much time and energy to writing these notes-summaries that eventually they paid off. Not only they allowed me to pass my PDGL with a distinction, but they were key to studying for the SQE exam. My summaries are concise but complete and allowed me to digest large quantities of information much more easily and quickly. All my friends have studied off my notes and they keep ...

Concise set of revision notes covering all key details and case authorities from the BPP PGDL Public Law II module.

PGDL Public Law Exam Questions and Answers

PGDL Public Law 1 A; Key terms, legislation and caselaw Questions and Answers

PGDL Public Law Exam 2023

PGDL Public Law 1 A; Key terms, legislation and caselaw...

What is English Law derived from? - Primary legislation Legislation - The laws passed by Parliament Primary Legislation - Acts of Parliament Statute - Law Secondary Legislation - Laws made under primary legislation Statutory Instruments - Regulations, rules and orders passed by ministers By-Laws - Local laws under the Local Government Act 1972 Orders in Council - Laws made by the Privy Council Who's role is it to interpret and enforce legislation ...

Case law - FLS, a body of law made by judges deciding cases in court Legislation - FLS, law passed or approved by Parliament in the form of statutes and secondary legislation Stare decisis - FLS, 'let the decision stand', once a principle of law has been laid down, future cases with the same material facts must be decided the same way Ratio decidendi - FLS, 'the reason for the decision', the legal principle or rule on which the decision of the court is based, and is bind...