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Chapter 1
Structure of The Legal System
Civil Law, Common Law, Criminal Law [29m]
Equity Law, Ratio Decidendi [19m]
Chapter 2
Courts
Chapter 3
Statute Law
Statute Law [17m]
Statutory Interpretation Rules [23m]
Statutory Interpretation Presumptions, Delegated Legislation [25m]
Chapter 4
Contract Law
Invitations, offers and acceptance [32m]
Termination of Offer [19m]
Acceptance, Consideration [33m]
Consideration – Sufficient Not Necessarily Adequate [17m]
Privity of Contract, Pinnell and its Exceptions [27m]
Intention to Create Legal Relations, Representations [32m]
Contractual Terms, Unfair Terms Legislation [40m]
Breach of Contract, Damages [24m]
Chapter 5
Common Law
Remedies for Breach [27m]
Chapter 6
Law of Tort
Types of Tort, Negligence [60m]
Chapter 7
Employment Law
Chapter 8
Agency Law
Agency Formation, Authority, Termination and Liability [25m]
Chapter 9
Partnership
Partnership Law [27m]
1890 Act [21m]
Chapter 10
Company Law
Types of Corporation and Ways of Formation [27m]
Trading Certificates, Lifting the Veil [41m]
Company Formation [36m]
Memorandum and the Constitution [28m]
Company Names and name change [19m]
Chapter 11
Company Law: Directors and Officers
Directors – Statutory Duties [58m]
Company Secretary, Auditors [39m]
Chapter 12
Company Law: Meetings and Resolutions
Meetings and Resolutions [36m]
Resolutions – Proxies – Quorum [30m]
Chapter 13
Company Law: Loan Capital
Loan Capital [32m]
Chapter 14
Company Law: Liquidations
Liquidations [29m]
Administrator Appointed by the Court [17m]
Chapter 15
Company Law: Illegalities
Wrongful Trading – Money Laundering – Insider Dealing [31m]
Bribery [23m]
Chapter 16
Capital Maintenance
Payment of Dividends, Share Capital [36m]
Treasury shares [9m]
Older – Live ACCA F4 Lectures
Introduction to ACCA F4 English variant
Chapter 3
Statute Law Part 1
Statute Law Part 2
Chapter 4
Contract Law part 1
Contract Law part 2
Contract Law part 3
Contract Law part 4
Contract Law part 5
Contract Law part 6
Contract Law part 7
Contract Law part 8
Contract Law part 9
Contract Law part 10
Contract Law part 11
Contract Law part 12
Contract Law part 13
Contract Law part 14
Chapter 5
Common Law part 1
Common Law part 2
Chapter 6
Law of Tort part 1
Law of Tort part 2 Negligence
Chapter 9
Chapter 9 Partnership
Chapter 10
Company Law part 1
Company Law part 2
Company Law part 3
Company Law part 4
Company Law part 5
Company Law part 6
Company Law part 7
Company Law part 8
Company Law part 9
Company Law part 10
Chapter 11
Company Law: Directors and Officers part 1
Company Law: Directors and Officers part 2
Company Law: Directors and Officers part 3
Company Law: Directors and Officers part 4
Company Law: Directors and Officers part 5
Company Law: Directors and Officers part 6
Chapter 12
Company Law: Meetings and Resolutions
Chapter 13
Company Law: Loan Capital
Chapter 15
Company Law: Illegalities
Chapter 16
Capital Maintenance
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Do i have to remember the case name and the case or can i just state the case name.
Hello,
I’m sitting for F4 (Global) in this June, and most of the lectures of opentuition.com are dealing with the English variant.
Where can I find lectures that deal with the global variant.
Thanks for the support.
If you were to read earlier posts, you would see that there are no global dedicated lectures. HOWEVER, around 60% / 70% of the law papers are the same – check out the exams for English and Global from, say, last December and from memory there were 6 questions exactly the same.
If you get on top of the syllabus areas that coincide, you’re then left with “international organisations”, “administration” and “sale of goods”as three virtually guaranteed questions in Global variant F4 paper.
Combined, that should give you a reasonable basis for passing this paper!
Thank you! that was very helpful.
make sure that you finish BPP’s revision kit . i found it to be very useful for the exam in december
how can I download de video …plz help
You can’t – only the notes are down-loadable. It’s the only way we can keep the site free
can anyone please tell me if the any changes in dis paper(F4)between 2012 to present (2014 June)? please and thank u,
Since 2012 the syllabus now includes also Treasury Shares and the Bribery Act. (I cannot remember if they were in 2012 syllabus, but those are the two most recent changes)
OK?
Hi guys, i am a f4 Global law student for june’13. I never seen the ENG variant. Can anyone pls identify, which lectures of ENG version would be similar to global variant? Thanks
like it says on the page: Lectures from Chapter 5 onwards are valid for the ENG and Global variant of Paper F4
Hi, if am studying F4(Global) can i still use this lectures?
@gyanmichael, If you check the Global variant against the English variant for December 2012 you’ll see that 6 of the questions are EXACTLY the same.
So, yes, you can – substantially
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@MikeLittle, you rock Mike!! thanks much
None of the lectures are playing. It says the page has been moved? I’m at the revision stage. Admin HELPP!!!
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All lectures play fine
For F4 there is different version for every country? The video tutorial is for which country? Can Singapore version study on open tuition tutorial?
@weishengkoh, It is English (United Kingdom) Variant of F4, Dont know about Singapore, You can search on internet or visit your local book shops
@hamzaharoon, oh then most likely different version from singapore. Thank anyway.
@weishengkoh, may be different – You welcome
Hello there, thanks for the audio/video lectures, can you please tell me what parts of the syllabus are not covered in these audio/video lectures? Like employment and agency law is not covered and what other parts are not covered? i hardly have anytime left for prepration of F4, so im just going to refer to these lectures alongside past papers and be hopeful that i will pass, i dont have time to cover all the study text book. so i will be very grateful sir if you can tell me which parts are not present here so i can study a overview of them from study text instead.
Also i would like to know if these audio/video lectures along with combo of past papers can be enough to pass in exam? ( also ill study the parts not in these video lectures from study text ) is this enough? and i seriously will be very thankful if you can pass on some tips on what should i be doing, as i hardly have much time left 🙂 Thanks alot!
@captmario, That’s just about it – employment and agency – oh, and also capital maintenance.
If you fully understand the lectures and you work religiously through the past questions in a reputable revision kit, you could have a realistic chance of passing in December
@MikeLittle, after my experience with F5 i’m not sure i trust the revision kits. it doesnt seem to cover everything.
i would like to start acca from f4 is it possible ? i will do F1 F2 F3 as well but latter first i want to do f4
@hiwad, I think that, if you entered for F1 – F4 and then didn’t attend for the first three, you could find that you have passed F4 before actually attempting any of the first three. However, it’s a very expensive way of starting out in your quest to be ACCA qualified
@hiwad, I think that, if you were to enter for all four exams F1 – F4, and then not turn up for the first three, you could find that you have passed F4 before even attempting any other exam. However, this sounds like a very expensive way of starting out on your quest to become ACCA qualified