How to Ace FYLSE/June 2002 Exam
Introduction
[edit | edit source]There is an extra criminal law question.
Contracts
[edit | edit source]Fact Summary
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[edit | edit source]Torts
[edit | edit source]Fact Summary
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[edit | edit source]Fact Summary
[edit | edit source]A visitor is mugged and sues the mugger, the village, the gallery and the inn.
Outline
[edit | edit source]P v. D1
[edit | edit source]- assault
- battery
- trespass to chattels
- conversion
P v. D2
[edit | edit source]- Negligence
- special duty- land occupier
P v. D3
[edit | edit source]- Negligence
P v. D4
[edit | edit source]- Negligence
- assumption of risk
- comparative negligence
- contribution
Criminal Law
[edit | edit source]Fact Summary
[edit | edit source]Q1. Gasoline Murder
[edit | edit source]At the gas station, D found her lover cheating and sprained gasoline over V. V accidentally burned to death.
Q2. Fire Insurance
[edit | edit source]D1 solicited D2 to have D3 commit arson for insurance fraud. V died in the process. D1 and D2 don't proceed with the fraud.
Outline
[edit | edit source]Q1. Gasoline Murder
[edit | edit source]- Assault
- Battery
- Murder(first and second degrees)
- causation(actual and proximate causes)
- Voluntary manslaughter
- Involuntary manslaughter
Q2. Fire Insurance
[edit | edit source]State v. D1
- solicitation
- Conspiracy
- Pinkerton's Rule
- Attempted Insurance Fraud
- Arson
- Murder
State v. D2
- Conspiracy
- Solicitation
- Attempted Insurance
- Arson
- Murder
State v. D3
- Conspiracy
- Attempted Insurance Fraud
- Arson
- Murder