Description

Through case studies and scenarios you'll carefully examine and analyse the civil litigation procedure. You'll learn the practical skills required to assist and advise clients on Civil Court Proceedings. You'll be able to apply Civil Procedure Rules to all aspects of the procedure and identify certain areas of procedure where the case may not follow the normal track. 

• Pre-action procedure:
• Pre-action considerations
• Pre-action steps
• Evidence
• Commencing proceedings
• Commencing a Claim
• From issue of a claim to trial
• Preparation for the hearing
• Forms of Judgment
• Enforcement of Judgments;
• Costs

Learning Outcomes

Assess and evaluate Civil Litigation procedure. 

• Critically evaluate pre-action procedure, considerations and steps to take prior to going to Court
• Critically evaluate the process of how to commence a claim in Court
• Critically evaluate the process of Civil Court proceedings in relation to a claim
• Draft and evaluate the different statements of case for a given scenario

Description

In this unit you'll gain an in-depth knowledge and understanding of criminal litigation. Through practical skills learned, you'll apply this to a given scenario. From taking instruction from the client, advising them throughout the process, assisting them in trial and once matters have been concluded.

Learning Outcomes

Criminal Court Structure

• Preliminary Matters
• Powers of the Police
• The Police & Criminal Evidence Act 1984
• The methods of commencing proceedings
• After Arrest; Public Funding in Criminal Proceedings
• Bail

Summary Trial

• Trial by Indictment: Sentencing;
• Appeal

Description

You'll carefully examine and analyse the procedure relationship to family matters including marriage, annulment, divorce, civil partnership and orders affecting children. Learning via scenarios you'll be able to assist and advise clients on various procedures and apply Family Procedure Rules.

Learning Outcomes

Introduction to the principles of marriage and Civil Partnerships:

• Marriage defined
• Null, void and voidable marriages
• Capacity to enter into civil partnerships
• void and voidable civil partnerships
• Grounds for Divorce and Dissolution of a Civil Partnership

Divorce procedure:

• Ancillary Relief
• Domestic Proceedings and Orders in the Magistrates Court
• Procedure on dissolution of a Civil Partnership
• Pre-Nuptial Agreements

Description

You'll develop the practical skills to be able to carefully examine and analyse the procedure relating to buying and selling a freehold and leasehold property.

Learning Outcomes

You'll learn how to apply the Law of Property Act 1925, Land Registration Act 1925 and Land Registration Act 2002. 

• Overview of Property Law
• Overview of steps in a Conveyancing Transaction
• Conveyancing terminology;
• Pre-Contract stage
• Exchange of contracts
• Post contract / pre-completion: Completion
• Post completion: Leaseholds: Possessory Title

Description

In this unit you'll learn the practical skills to be able to evaluate the information to a complex case relating to inheritance of property after death, critically assess, explain and justify the appropriate procedures and advice given to clients at each stage of the case.

Learning Outcomes

You'll be able to apply the Wills Act 1837, the Administration of Estates Act 1925 and other legislation.

• Introduction to the principles of succession
• Wills
• Formalities: Family provision, testacy and intestacy
• Personal representatives
• Grants of representations
• The procedure in administering an estate

Description

The aim of this unit is to provide the Learner with the practical skills to be able to critically analyse and explain the nature and formulation of corporate and non corporate business structures including personnel and to also critically review, assess, justify and explain financial and tax implications of corporate and non-corporate business structures. The Learner should be able to apply the appropriate legislation throughout and in particular have a good knowledge and understanding of the Companies Act 2006.

Learning Outcomes

Understand the various types of Business Structures available to organisations ,be able to evaluate and analyse how a company is incorporated and understand the 'veil of incorporation' and lifting the veil, be able to describe Public and Private Companies and have a thorough understanding of the Incorporation Procedure and the Key Players involved, be able to analyse the various reasons and consequences of Liquidation of Companies, have a thorough understanding as to the Creation and Dissolution of Partnerships, critically analyse Companies versus Partnerships, describe and evaluate Financial Aspects of Business and demonstrate an understanding as to when Reconstructions, Mergers and Takeovers are applicable and the procedure for these.