Examination Discussion
If you would like to discuss your Torts exam with your lecturer, please make an appointment to do so. Cheers, Hayden, Ian and Martin.
Examination
We thought we'd put up an announcement to answer a few of your examination queries.
1. Examination structure
- The coversheet to the Torts examination is available below.
- There is no essay question on the exam. The exam comprises 3 questions, all of which are hypothetical problems. They are of unequal length and mark value. There are sub-parts to two of the questions.
2. The following topics are not examinable:
- non-delegable duty
- property torts (trespass to goods, conversion, detinue)
- TPA Part VA and other reforms (such as no-fault compensation schemes)
Cheers, and good luck; Ian, Hayden and Martin.
Online Submission of Assignments
To submit your assignment you will need to access the LMS/Blackboard Torts subject page. Please click here to do so. Please read the instructions under the Online Submission of Assignments link in the menu on the left of the page. Your University email username and password will give you access to this page.
31 March 2009
Legal Writing Advice: Legal Writing Advisers are available to provide feedback on the case note for Torts 733512. Please do not feel that you must see an adviser, or that you will be in any way disadvantaged if you do not see an adviser. The Writing Advice program is merely an opportunity to discuss a draft of your paper and get some general feedback, with a focus on the form (see the Legal Writing Advice document below) and with the aim of helping you to develop legal writing skills. For further details, see the below Legal Writing Advice document.
18 March 2009
The slides from last Monday's seminar by the editors of the MULR explaining some of the rules of citation found in the Australian Guide to Legal Citation and offering some handy hints now appear under Handouts below.
This is strongly recommended reading in relation to presenatation and citation for the Torts casenote.
Class Times and Cohorts
Cohort 1A - Ian Malkin: Mondays and Wednesdays, 10am-12pm, Room 223
Cohort 1B - Hayden Opie: Mondays and Wednesdays, 10am-12pm, Room 222
Cohort 2A - Ian Malkin: Mondays and Wednesdays, 2:15-4:15pm, Room 224
Cohort 2B - Martin Vranken: Mondays and Wednesdays, 2:15-4:15pm, Room G29
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