Chapters 1 and 2 don’t have much of great import within them – they’re more introductory background although mcqs may still be asked from those chapters
7 and 8 are there for self-study – with me in the background to answer any queries that you may have ….. but please post your questions on the Ask ACCA Tutor page. That way I shall definitely see them and I shall answer you
What is really vitally important is that you open a revision kit / exam kit from a reputable publisher as soon as you can and start practicing mcqs.
Hint …. do NOT write your answers in the book itself. Write your answers on a separate piece of paper. In that way you can attempt the questions multiple times without being influenced by any earlier effort
There are no recorded lectures on employment law. If you look through past exams from December 2007 and read the questions and answers on employment law, that should be enough for you. Seriously!
NO!!!! The final element of the 5 things necessary to prove if you are to be successful in a legal action in tort – the financial loss suffered (point #4) must be entirely attributable to reliance (point #3) on the negligently made statement and due to no other cause. Jeb lost 65,000 GBP. Was that 65,000 loss entirely due to reliance on the negligent audit opinion? No – they were already committed to 40,000 payment so 65,000 was not entirely attributable ……
To be successful in your claim for negligence it is necessary to show that the ENTIRE loss was as a result of placing reliance on the negligent statement.
Don’t ask me about the logic! Don’t complain to me that it’s not fair! That’s the way it is!
Your brilliant mike an enormous Godzilla of knowledge. in the bpp book it says a plaintiff as a claimant are they both right? Under the new exam set up of F4 how important is in knowing the cases? Thanks so much
When i see or notice something good, i very rarely fail to mention it. Initially I had mainly watched John moffat’s lectures and esteemed them highly; now, more recently, I’ve been watching Mike Little’s tuition as well (as they are the two papers i am currently sitting) and I must say that an excellent streak does run in opentuition tutors’ veins. Many thanks for this great lecture
yuki says
Hi, May I know how do you study for chapters 1, 2, 7, 8?
Thanks!
MikeLittle says
Chapters 1 and 2 don’t have much of great import within them – they’re more introductory background although mcqs may still be asked from those chapters
7 and 8 are there for self-study – with me in the background to answer any queries that you may have ….. but please post your questions on the Ask ACCA Tutor page. That way I shall definitely see them and I shall answer you
What is really vitally important is that you open a revision kit / exam kit from a reputable publisher as soon as you can and start practicing mcqs.
Hint …. do NOT write your answers in the book itself. Write your answers on a separate piece of paper. In that way you can attempt the questions multiple times without being influenced by any earlier effort
yuki says
Which revision kit do you recommend getting?
Yup, I just realised Chap 7, 8 are really easy to grasp!
Thanks for the advice! I really appreciate the time you spent on making these lessons!
aksa says
where could i find lectures for employment law ‘ chapter 8,9 from bpp text..
MikeLittle says
In the BPP text?
There are no recorded lectures on employment law. If you look through past exams from December 2007 and read the questions and answers on employment law, that should be enough for you. Seriously!
Mahrukh says
JEB fasteners would still get a claim for 25000 as a result of reliance on report?
MikeLittle says
NO!!!! The final element of the 5 things necessary to prove if you are to be successful in a legal action in tort – the financial loss suffered (point #4) must be entirely attributable to reliance (point #3) on the negligently made statement and due to no other cause. Jeb lost 65,000 GBP. Was that 65,000 loss entirely due to reliance on the negligent audit opinion? No – they were already committed to 40,000 payment so 65,000 was not entirely attributable ……
Mahrukh says
But why is it so? wouldn’t it be fair to get the claim for 25000 extra loss suffered? I don’t get the logic here.
MikeLittle says
To be successful in your claim for negligence it is necessary to show that the ENTIRE loss was as a result of placing reliance on the negligent statement.
Don’t ask me about the logic! Don’t complain to me that it’s not fair! That’s the way it is!
Yosef says
Your brilliant mike an enormous Godzilla of knowledge.
in the bpp book it says a plaintiff as a claimant are they both right?
Under the new exam set up of F4 how important is in knowing the cases?
Thanks so much
MikeLittle says
Hi, claimant and plaintiff are the same thing.
Any importance that there was is no longer applicable.
It’s just that the stories are so much fun! Ad they help to establish – illustrate the principle of law
sdmaalex says
Hey! Great Lecture 馃檪
By the way, should I go through any more course notes on Tort, or will these 2 lectures be enough?
rhwesley says
where is law of tort part1?
carlag says
Any lectures for chapters 7 and 8?
manonaseriousmission says
When i see or notice something good, i very rarely fail to mention it. Initially I had mainly watched John moffat’s lectures and esteemed them highly; now, more recently, I’ve been watching Mike Little’s tuition as well (as they are the two papers i am currently sitting) and I must say that an excellent streak does run in opentuition tutors’ veins. Many thanks for this great lecture
hanan89 says
this is great!!!
sujawahab says
to the lecturer,
thank you so much . you made my day. god bless you.
kishoreknair says
Can anybody advise, where is the lecture for Chapter 7 & 8
wahab11 says
good
chumi says
good