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If LAW3112 is currently making you question whether you are the company (because you’ve lost all personality and now only speak in sections), this will de-risk your semester. I scored a 95 HD and I’m selling my final exam notes: 37,000 words across 167 pages. Yes, it’s long. No, it’s not waffle. It’s long because LAW3112 is the kind of unit that punishes shortcuts. What you’re getting (punchy, exam-first): Director/officer status (including de facto/shadow) so you stop arguing with the facts and start applying the test Directors’ duties frameworks that actually run under time pressure (best interests/proper purpose, care and diligence, conflicts/profits, disclosure) Insolvent trading laid out step-by-step (insolvency test + indicators + “reasonable grounds to suspect” + defences/safe harbour) Governance + meetings logic so you don’t melt when a question says “members requisition a meeting” The “classic LAW3112 traps” packaged as checklists, so you don’t miss the obvious issue while writing a novel about the wrong one Why this is worth it: It’s structured like an answer, not a textbook It’s designed to help you move fast without missing elements It reduces “umm maybe” time (which is the most expensive kind of time in an exam) Who should buy it: If you want to turn Corporations from “I know the vibe” into “I know the steps”, this is it. If you’re already doing well, it’s still a multiplier: cleaner structure, better coverage, fewer blind spots.


Monash

Semester 1, 2026


167 pages

37,000 words

$29.00

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Monash, Clayton

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