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hi , i would like to know , when mentioning cases in our answers, is it mandatory to give a brief description of the case which the book described specifically or we could give a banal example for explanation…thx..
I cannot imagine you ever having to give case details. All you need to do is state a principle of law and the quote the illustrative case name ( in brackets )
ok am asking because at uni they told us to give a brief explanation to illustrate the case law..because sometimes the cases are vague that’s why..
Imagine how much you can write in 13 minutes ( 18 minutes per question – 5 minutes planning time ). Now, how much time do you have to start giving details of cases when you have 9 other points to chase?
ok then…another question , do you have tips to answer problem solving questions ?
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