university of nottingham

128 pages of mathematical economics lecture notes.

These notes are aimed at 1st-year contract law students. The notes are split into 2 main sections - the first part on frustration, and the second on discharge. They are very well-detailed and contain hundreds of cases that you can choose to remember. The notes include the definition of a frustrating event, types of frustration, common mistake, the effect of discharging/repudiating a contract, election of remedies, affirmation, fetters on rights of election, actual breach, cure, and more.

These notes are aimed at 1st-year contract law students. The notes cover all you will need to know on duress, undue influence & unconscionable bargains for your 1st-year exam. They contain many cases, including lots of depth on the important RBS v Etridge case, The Atlantic Baron, Barclays Bank v O'Brien, and more.

These notes are aimed at 1st-year contract law students. They cover the general principles of damages for breach of contract before going into more detail on each section, such as ascertaining the loss caused by the breach, mitigation, remoteness of loss, liquidated damages clauses, equity, injunctions and more. The notes include reference to hundreds of cases and the relevant details.

These notes are aimed at 1st-year contract law students. They cover all you need to know on UCTA 1977 for your 1st-year exam, discussing the right sort of contract and term the Act can apply to, and more.

Full lecture notes from the entire module including important graphs and figures.

A break down of the process of judicial review, its development, the relevant case law, remedies, grounds such as the rule against bias, right to a fair hearing, abuse of discretion etc.

Formation of action potentials

How neurotransmitters go through synaptic transmission

Define the terms sensory unit and receptive field Explain the classification of sensory stimuli into five types of modality Define the terms adequate stimulus and lateral inhibition Explain how sensory information is coded by the Pacinian Corpuscle With named examples, explain the difference between phasic and tonic receptors Give examples of cutaneous, visceral and special senses Briefly describe the sensory pathways and the location of specific sensory areas in the cortex