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@mikelittle said:
mayfikry said 4 days, 5 hours ago:<br />
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What is the difference between the uk and the english variant?<br />
Isnt it the same thing?<br />
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thanks in advance<br />
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DID ANYONE ACTUALLY READ MAYFIKRY’ ORIGINAL POST??<br />
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The post asks for the difference between the UK and the English variant<br />
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OK, here’s a sensible answer – there is no UK version of F4. English law is NOT the same as, for example, Scottish law. English law is law which relates to ENGLAND ( and Wales )<br />
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If the original post had referred to the Global variant and the differences between Global variant and the English variant, then much of Ansi’s comments apply – the BIG difference is the section on the International rules on International contracts ( there is no equivalent section in the English variant )<br />
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Extensive reference is made in the Global variant to relevant parts of English law, so there is a degree of commonality between the two variants.<br />
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Contract law in the English variant is considered in rather greater depth than the Global equivalent.<br />
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There is no section on Sharia law in the English variant whereas there is in the Global version.<br />
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A simple comparison of the two published syllabi would easily answer the question “What’s the difference between ….?”<br />
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But, the answer to the original question, as posted, is “There is no such thing as a UK law variant!”

I live in England. I need to know which variant is appropriate for me, English or Global?
And Which one is easy to pass compare in both variant English or Global?

Thank you

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