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Love open tuition.
Secondly, where are these classes held?
i thought law was the worst course ever but you have actually made me like it a lot. thanks its not such a burden anymore
is reading the lecture notes and watching these videos enough or one will require to read the study text.
coz when i try reading and studying each chapter of a study text it takes me atleast 5-6 hours each chapter.
so please advise if these notes are enough to pass ?
Hi ..with regards to the Byrne v Van Tiehoven case even though the offer is accepted it is not supported by consideration ..so is this c contract might i ask? Thanks – Ed
You’ve slightly misunderstood the problem here. It is supposed here that Intention to create legal relations and consideration are both present in this case. The problem here is regarding revocation of offer. Since revocation of offer does not happen until it received by the offeree (to whom offer was sent), therefore in this case the offer is still alive when the offeree accepts it on 15.10 and therefore agreement is reached and contract is done. The revocation of offer received on 20.10 therefore has no value because it did not reach to the oferee before he decided to accept his offer.
ENJOYIN IT FOR REAL , I LL DO MY FINAL COMMENT AFTER I WENT THROUGH
Great lectures. Just wish I could have heard the comments and questions of the class. Great stuff
Hi Mike, thanks for your lectures.
I have one thing not clear hope you can help. you said offer will not exist when acceptance, then how do I have understand “the offer must still be open at the time of acceptance”
@sunnyenen,@mike, I interpreted that sentance wrongly, sorry for asking that silly question
@sunnyenen, You’re welcome – good to know that you students do continue to think about your problems sometimes and work out the answer for yourselves. But still, it’s better to ask if you’re not sure. You can always do what Sunnyenen has done and post again if you work it out.
We’re here to help so, if it’s help you need, then post!
how can i download the f4 lectures?
@abroquahernest, you can’t, sorry
thanks you so much
so far no reply………..
@kizikyon, you should have posted it on ask the tutor forums
tutors do not browse or see every comment posted under lectures
@admin, thanks for letting me know…
dear Mike,
can u plz give a brief idea about the term ‘binding in honour only’ ?
Mike you are fantastic! I can remember all these cases from your stories and can hear your voice in my head when revising! I’m not bothering with BPP lectures anymore, you make so much more sense and explain things at a pace that I can keep up with!
really good thanks
mike you are very good
mike very good lecturer
Have these lectures taken place in Riga, Latvia?
@lkurtina, Now what makes you ask that?
yes, do they make you feel home sick?
F4 lecture part three is not coming up on my laptop can u pls check this out. thanks
adeogo7
@adeogo7, lecture works fine,
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awesome lectures
I can’t watch in my I phone
Mike u r the best.. : )
dis is fantastic lecture , thanks you.
Its great. Thank you
Excellent lectures. thanks ot