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I know most of the concepts behind the F4, but when I look at the answers they include so many examples of cases which I hardly know. However, I get most of the relevant answers. Will this be enough to pass? The marking schemes just say good answers 5 points etc and the model answers seem to be too much waffle.
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You’re not the only one.
if u know the point of law, it is sufficient. even if u look at marking schemes, the examiner has written “….. …. supported by case laws OR example” .. so make sure that u r able to make examples!
but i would advise u to learn few important cases (about 20).. because in exam it would be time saving to quote cases and their decisions, rather than writing a long example!
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