SUBMISSION DETAILS

SUBMISSION DETAILS
Submit as hardcopy. Assignments must be word processed using 1.5 spacing and in font size 12, with correct
grammar, punctuation and spelling. Please answer in an essay style, and include a bibliography. Marks are
awarded for overall presentation. The assignment will be a maximum of 1,500 words in length including
quotations, BUT excluding footnotes, appendices and the bibliography.
Assignments that exceed the maximum word count will be penalised by 5 marks.
The student is required to state the word count on both the assignment report and on the last page of the
assignment (i.e. the last page of the main body of work before any appendices, bibliography etc.). If the word
count is incorrect this will be regarded as an ASSESSMENT OFFENCE. The word count may be verified by
the marking tutor.
Plagiarism and Self-Plagiarism: You must acknowledge your source every time you refer to others work or
work that you have previously submitted and been assessed on, using the OSCOLA Referencing system
(Author/Date method). Failure to do so amounts to plagiarism or self-plagiarism, which is against University
regulations.
The student is required to keep an electronic copy of the assignment in WORD COMPATIBLE format and
submit this to the marking tutor or course administrator when randomly requested to do so.
For further details of the assignment regime, you should refer to the Assessment Regulations. Please take
special account of the assessment offences rules. You are also referred to the notes about submission of
assignments.

DEADLINE
April 25, 2016, midday (12:00 p.m.)
Please note that this is the final time you can submit not the time to submit!
Your feedback and mark for this assignment will be provided on May 17, 2016.

LAND LAW
EQUITY AND TRUSTS
THE BRIEF (subject to External Examiner approval)
McPhail v Doulton [1971] AC 424 provides that the test for certainty of
objects in discretionary trusts is the same test as the one used to determine
the validity of mere powers. Read this judgment, together with Re
Gulbenkians Settlements [1970] AC 508 and Inland Revenue Commissioners
v Broadway Cottages Trust [1955] Ch 20, to provide a black letter law
analysis of the development of this principle, explaining how and why the
traditional rule was departed from. With reference to the majority and
dissenting judgments explain the arguments for and against this departure.
This work tests Learning Outcomes 1 and 3.
The work will be marked based on the Universitys generic marking criteria

for Level 5, formerly known as Level I, as set out in the unit guide.
This is an individual piece of work.

SUBMISSION DETAILS
Submit as hardcopy. Assignments must be word processed using 1.5 spacing
and in font size 12, with correct grammar, punctuation and spelling. Please
answer in an essay style, and include a bibliography. Marks are awarded for
overall presentation. The assignment will be a maximum of 1500 words
in length including quotations, BUT excluding footnotes, appendices
and the bibliography.
Assignments that exceed the maximum word count will be penalised by 5
marks.
The student is required to state the word count on both the assignment report
and on the last page of the assignment (i.e. the last page of the main body of
work before any appendices, bibliography etc.). If the word count is incorrect
this will be regarded as an ASSESSMENT OFFENCE. The word count may be
verified by the marking tutor.
The student is required to keep an electronic copy of the assignment in WORD
COMPATIBLE format and submit this to the marking tutor or course
administrator when randomly requested to do so.
For further details of the assignment regime, you should refer to the
Assessment Regulations. Please take special account of the assessment
offences rules. You are also referred to the notes about submission of
assignments.

DEADLINE
Midday on 7th March 2016
Please note that this is the final time you can submit not the time to submit!
Your feedback and mark for this assignment will be provided on week
commencing 11th April online and in hard copy.

COMMERCIAL LAW

THE BRIEF

Discuss the significance of implied duties with regards to the sale of goods
enumerated in sections 13(1) to 14(3) of the UK Sale of Goods Act of 1979.
This assignment test Learning Outcomes 1, 2, 3, and 4.
The work will be marked based on the Universitys generic marking criteria for
Level 5, as set out in the unit guide.
This is an individual piece of work.

SUBMISSION DETAILS
Submit as hardcopy. Assignments must be word processed using 1.5 spacing and in font size 12, with correct
grammar, punctuation and spelling. Please answer in an essay style, and include a bibliography. Marks are
awarded for overall presentation. The assignment will be a maximum of 1500 words in length including
quotations, BUT excluding footnotes, appendices and the bibliography.
Assignments that exceed the maximum word count will be penalised by 5 marks.
The student is required to state the word count on both the assignment report and on the last page of the
assignment (i.e. the last page of the main body of work before any appendices, bibliography etc.). If the word
count is incorrect this will be regarded as an ASSESSMENT OFFENCE. The word count may be verified by
the marking tutor.
The student is required to keep an electronic copy of the assignment in WORD COMPATIBLE format and
submit this to the marking tutor or course administrator when randomly requested to do so.
For further details of the assignment regime, you should refer to the Assessment Regulations. Please take
special account of the assessment offences rules. You are also referred to the notes about submission of
assignments.

DEADLINE

12.00 noon on 11 April 2016

Please note that this is the final time you can submit not the time to submit! Late submission will receive 0%.
Your feedback and mark for this assignment will be provided via an individual comment on the Assignment
Control Sheet.