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The two foundations of the LLB, taught the way they are examined: identify the issue, apply the authority, reach a reasoned conclusion, and never hide behind a recitation of the facts.
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Topics we cover in Contract & Tort Law
These are the core areas our Contract & Tort Law panel is assessed on. If your module sits outside them, send the brief anyway — the wider panel covers far more than this list.
Offer, acceptance and consideration
Misrepresentation and undue influence
Exclusion clauses and unfair terms
Negligence: duty, breach and remoteness
Occupiers' liability and vicarious liability
Remedies, damages and mitigation
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Marking criteria
What a strong Contract & Tort Law answer looks like
Four things markers reward first. Use them as a checklist against your own draft — every piece our experts write is built to hit all four.
- 01Analysis
The cause of action identified first
Say whether you are in contract, tort or both before analysing anything. Concurrent liability needs to be flagged, not assumed away.
- 02Evidence
Each element proved in turn
Duty, breach, causation and remoteness for negligence; offer, acceptance, consideration and intention for contract. Skipping an element costs the mark for it.
- 03Structure
Authority applied, not recited
Donoghue, Caparo, Hadley v Baxendale and The Wagon Mound must be applied to these facts and distinguished where the facts diverge.
- 04Rubric
Remedies quantified
Expectation or reliance measure, mitigation, contributory negligence and any limitation clause tested against UCTA or the Consumer Rights Act 2015.
Questions
Contract & Tort Law questions we are asked most
Yes — OSCOLA footnotes with neutral citations, and the answer structured issue by issue through duty, breach, causation and remoteness or through formation, terms and breach.
Where the facts raise both we deal with concurrent liability explicitly, including which claim gives the better remedy and why.
Our experts work from Westlaw and LexisNexis and state the date the analysis is current to, so you know which authorities it reflects.
Yes — UCTA 1977 and the Consumer Rights Act 2015 applied at section level, including the fairness test and the effect on the remedy available.
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