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Hi Bunmi,
I have checked and it seems to work ok. Please try again. https://opentuition.com/acca/lw/lw-glo-revision-mock-exam/
Best wishes,
Vijay
Hi Emad,
I would recommend you obtain a more uptodate version of the Law notes as some changes have taken place between 2017 and 2021.
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Vijay
Hi
Yes, please see the specimen paper. When you work through the specimen paper and section B questions you will see.
Best wishes,
Vijay
Hi,
These questions are not ACCA Law questions. ACCA LAW is examined by way of MCQ’s.
Where di you find these questions?
Hi
The exam lectures are appropriate for you to pass the 2022 exams as there are no significant changes to legislation.
Best wishes,
Vijay
The correct answer is indeed 31 December 2012. This is based on the following rules:
The 1st AGM must be held within 6 months of the accounting ref date i.e. 31st October 2011.
The 2nd AGM must be held no later than 15 months after the first AGM i.e. 31 January 2013.
A PLC must hold an AGM every calendar year. If the second AGM is held in January 2013 you miss 2012 which is not permitted. Therefore the PLC would need to hold it no later than December 2012 to ensure the 2nd AGM is held in every calendar year.
I hope that clarifies?
Kind regards,
Vijay
Hi Celine,
Companies are required to keep documents at its registered office or SAIL.
Rules are more relaxed for Private Companies (not Public) in that they are allowed to file registers at Companies House instead of their registered office or SAIL. Public companies are not permitted to do this as they must keep at Registered office or SAIL.
I hope the distinction between Private and Public Companies is now clear?
Best wishes,
Vijay
Hi Celine,
Companies are required to keep documents at its registered office or SAIL.
Rules are more relaxed for Private Companies (not Public) in that they are allowed to file registers at Companies House instead of their registered office or SAIL. Public companies are not permitted to do this as they must keep at Registered office or SAIL.
I hope the distinction between Private and Public Companies is now clear?
Best wishes,
Vijay
Hi Tushar
There is no one right option.
The UK law is relevant for those who are intending to operate and work in the UK and the Global variant is for those who may seek to operate abroad.
The UK law covers basic contract law, tort law, employment law and company law. The Global variant covers international sale agreements which is not covered by the UK law.
I hope this helps.
Best wishes,
Vijay
Hi John,
Apologies for the delay in replying.
So the duty to exercise reasonable skill and care is a common law duty owed by employees to the employer.
The duty to provide an itemised slip is a duty owed by the employer to the employee.
I hoe this helps clarify.
Best wishes,
Vijay
Hi Ketki,
In order to avoid the contract there must be a breach of condition ie a fundamental term and not imply a minor breach.
I hope this clarifies.
Best wishes,
Vijay
Hi
So UCTA 1977 stands for the Unfair Contracts Act. For your exam the significance is that UCTA states that in a business to business contract exclusion clauses will not be valid if an exclusion clause attempts to exclude liability for causing death or personal injury.
CRA is the Consumer Rights Act. For your exam the significance is that the CRA implies terms into contracts and it also states that exclusion clauses excluding liability for death or personal injury is void but this time in a consumer contract.
I hope this clarifies.
Kind regards,
Vijay
Hi Ermali,
Congratulations!!
The obligation to register the charge within 21 days is on the company. It is a Companies Act 2006 requirement imposed on the company.
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Vijay
Hi
So all charges need to be registered within 21 days of creation. If it is not registered within 21 days ythe effective date is the date it is registered. Jabeel’s charge is registered after 21 days so you need to take 1st June as the effective date.
Adeel’s charge is registered within 21 days so you take 13th May as the effective date.
Adeel’s charge therefore takes priority.
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Vijay
Hi
You need to select both correct options to get the marks. No half marks unfortunately.
Here is the link to the specimen paper https://specimen.accaglobal.com/Assignments/LW_ENG/ACCA.html
As you work through this you will see that you must select 2 correct answers to obtain any marks at all. If you put 1 correct and 1 incorrect then no marks at all.
I hope this helps,
Kind regards,
Vijay
Hi
This question is very difficult to answer and very subjective.
Arguably for many the UK variant is more straight forward in terms of coverage of topics and the Global variant has more technical content.
Of more importance is the relevance of the variants to you in terms of what you would like to achieve from studying law. To that end I would highly recommend you look at previous questions on the differences between the UK and Global variant.
Best wishes,
Vijay
HI Alexandra,
Apologies, I have reviewed your question again and the correct answer is indeed 31 December 2012. This is based on the following rules:
The 1st AGM must be held within 6 months of the accounting ref date i.e. 31st October 2011.
The 2nd AGM must be held no later than 15 months after the first AGM i.e. 31 January 2013.
A PLC must hold an AGM every calendar year. If the second AGM is held in January 2013 you miss 2012 which is not permitted. Therefore the PLC would need to hold it no later than December 2012 to ensure the 2nd AGM is held in every calendar year.
I hope that clarifies?
Kind regards,
Vijay
Hi Nausheenfai,
These recordings are still relevant to the 2021 exam as there have been minimal changes to substantive law and the syllabus.
Best wishes,
Vijay
A PLC must hold an AGM within 18months of its accounting reference date.
For a company incorporated on 1 May 2010 the first accounting reference date is 31 May 2011. 18 months from 31 May 2011 is October.
This must be an error in this mock exam.
Best wishes,
Vijay
Hi
This is very much a personal choice. The Global variant covers international law whereas the English focusses on English law. There are other earlier posts on this forum which deal with the differences between the two which you will find useful 🙂
Best wishes,
Vijay
The best thing to do is to visit the Universities website and you should quite easily find information on the LLB they offer.
Best wishes,
Vijay
