Looks who’s back after reading week! So for the first time in my entire academic career, I actually used my reading week for academic reading. Don’t worry I also had some downtime by going to see some family and reading the first book of Dust by Philip Pullman. Hope you all had a lovely week, … Continue reading Entry 18
Month: October 2017
Entry 17
Sal Mubarak everyone, I am wishing you all a wonderful year ahead. The first thing to note is that I shall be on my reading week next week and therefore there is no plan to blog anything. However, as the work load is adding up, I'll be actually working on my coursework and shall be … Continue reading Entry 17
Entry 16
First off, Happy Diwali! Today I started off with Land law. While I have described Land law as anal in the past (which is still true), I do find it a fascinating subject. This lecture focused on registered land, how to register land and to look a the Land Registration Acts of 1925 & 2002. … Continue reading Entry 16
Entry 15
Today I was meant to have a lecture in Equity, but unfortunately, the lecturer is unwell, and it was postponed. This means that I just had Tort law today, like before it is mainly going over cases, which means that today I’ll just have a short blog post, as I have no intention of repeating … Continue reading Entry 15
Entry 14
Today was a tripleheader of Equity, Public and Land Law. However, more important than all three, Tottenham played Real Madrid at the Santiago Bernabeu, so as an avid Spurs fan that has eaten up into my time to write this blog post. In today' tutorial for Equity and trusts, we continued to examine trusts and … Continue reading Entry 14
Entry 13
Today was Criminal Law day. An early morning start (especially in terms for a student) for a two-hour lecture which is visibly more empty than usual as I was able to place some stuff next to me. Then a couple of hours later, into the tutorial. While there can be an advantage of having the … Continue reading Entry 13
Entry 12
Thursday is a real slog, four hours straight of teaching and then a two break followed by two hours of lecture. As I had bit h an EU law tutorial and lecture, I will put them together, followed by land law and finally a brief bit on contract law. The first EU tutorial was actually … Continue reading Entry 12
Entry 11
Big news for me personally today (still relating to the GDL), I was made a course representative: with no election. This meant that I have continued my streak of entering positions of authority with no backing of my fellow students. Whose said that democracy was alive and well with students? To more academic issues, today … Continue reading Entry 11
Entry 10
Today I had my first tutorial in Tort law. As I have already noted about my lecture, there is a massive focus on the number of cases I need to know. While I was able to complete the ominous amount of reading, alas I had not prepared the adequate level of detail (well there wasn't … Continue reading Entry 10
Entry 9
Criminal Law was back on the agenda today, and it tied in Tort Law quite well as the main topic of the lecture was omission and commission regarding the duty of care. With this in mind, I am not going to bore you with more details about the duty to care, and it’s Friday night. … Continue reading Entry 9
