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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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where are the lectures of bribery
i want lecture on corporate and business law(global). pls upload it
where i do watch emloyment law lecture???
@mashaal, not on this site – sorry. But we had to leave you with some studying to do on your own!
i m doing corporate llaw global variant…would it helpfull 4 me ???? these are english variant ???
@sahil100, you’ll find that around 50% – 70% of global is the same as English.
If you don’t believe me, download an exam from the last 4 years for both variants and check for yourself
is there a lecture on global
Hi Mike,
I am just wondering if there is an online lecture on chapter one and two, which is the Structure of Legal System and the Hierarchy of the Courts?
Thanks!
Shirley
Hi, if you listened carefully to the first 1 or 2 lectures, you would hear Mike saying, this chapter won’t be covered in a lecture
it’s a home study
@admin, Is there any way i can find lectures on chap 7(employment law) & 8 (agency law)
@wasibutt, Only if you record them for yourself, hide them and then search for where you hid them. That would be an interesting diversion away from the onerous task of reading those two chapters for yourself! 🙂
@MikeLittle, Hahaha,.. Thnks for the suggestion, I’ll Definitely take that in to the consideration 😛
@shirley87, If it’s recorded, it’s already on line. I have to leave you some areas to cover for yourself!
@MikeLittle, hey Mike Thank you very much 4 dis , you and d opentuition team saw me through d Foundations in Accountancy (without any background knowledge in accounting) I’m now attempting F4, I love u all and i wish one day I could repay your kind offerings or rather contribute to d site.
How do i view free vedoe tutorials for corporate and business law.I have tried several times i have failed.Its opening quite alright but no sound and pictures.
@wahab11, Interesting conundrum! Well, it’s one person wearing a variety of different hats.
’promoter as may be his own agent’
Article in student accountant says and I quote “one or more persons must subscribe their name to a memorandum of association”,and it says “Act allows a single person to form any type of company , either public or private”.
Promoters are people who undertake to form the company and who take necessary steps to form the company. Considering that a person acting purely in professional capacity cannot be a promoter , so , it is a member who forms a company and is a promoter when he instructs a person, acting purely in professional capacity to form a company.
Considering all the above details I am interested in knowing whose agent is promoter now , as promoter is the member in above scenario and assuming he is the single member and at the same point in time director of the company. I mean is promoter his own agent?
Please explain
@wahab11, Hi Wahab11, my feeling is that under the law of agency, for one peron to be called an agent there necessarilly has to be another independent party to be the principal. Therefore I feel that a promoter cannot be said to be his own agent as this would not make legal sense.
Secondly, a promoter whether or not engaged by a third party to incorporate a company cannot, following the decision in Kelner v. Baxter; be said to be an agent of the company as the company does not exist before it is granted a Certificate of Incorporation.
Therefore, my opinion is that a promoter incorporating a company is no one’s agent. And when he instructs another in their professional capacity to incorporate a company, the person so instructed becomes an agent of the promoter. I hope you find the foregoing satisfactory.
Memorandum of association
I want to know , why does a person has to subscribe to memorandum of association under companies act 2006, considering articles of association is major document not memorandum of association . What sense does it make to you?
@wahab11, I have already answered this!
promoters of company and subscribing to memorandum of association
Article in student accountant says and I quote “one or more persons must subscribe their name to a memorandum of association”,and it says “Act allows a single person to form any type of company , either public or private”.
Two questions arise:
No.1 : what does term subscribe mean in above quoted statement?
No.2 : Promoters are people who undertake to form the company and who take necessary steps to form the company. Considering that a person acting purely in professional capacity cannot be a promoter , so , it is a member who forms a company and is a promoter when he instructs a person, acting purely in professional capacity to form a company. Bearing all that in mind and statements quoted from article in student accountant , why can not a public company have a single member in minimum?
Please explain.
I would like to know two things
no.1 : bpp claims a public company must have 1 member in minimum where as lectures tell us the no. is 2, what is correct
no. 2 : bpp book says that promoters are agents , so whom agents they are or in what regard they are agents
@wahab11, Hi Wahab – I have already answered this question. You posted it twice in “Ask the tutor” and it is already answered
Hello Admin,
Thank you for all your help.
May I ask, is there a reason that F4 GLO does not exist?
to ADMIN
HEY
THR IS No vedio of agency? from where i can get this chapter lectures..
reply soon
@farhadmithani, Hi, it’s 4 ( or not many more ) pages in the study text. Can I please ask you to read this for yourself?
Hi, dou have videos for f4 global?
theres no notes for chapter 14?
Dear Admin.
Are these lectures valid for June 2012?
@zoya08, yes, so long as you add the articles on “treasury shares” and “Bribery Act”
yes, why should not they be?
where are the old video lectures?
I do not see them.
Removed
Sir where is Chapter 1,2 & other missing chapters?
@umairhanif, I believe that, probably if you listen, you’ll hear at the start of chapter 3 recording, the message that says “You’re going to have to read these on your own”
If that message in fact does not appear at the start of Chapter 3, then here’s a message from me 🙂
“You’re going to have to read these on your own!”
Sorry, but they really are easy enough to read and understand and the lectures are delivered in a restricted period of time so they concentrate on the bigger topics which “always” come up in the F4 exam
Dear Open Tution,
can i have lecture for Global Law as there is only for English Law