SCAFFOLD + CASE NOTES LAWS2011 (85)

Description

These notes are split into two parts, scaffold notes and comprehensive case notes, to provide a clear exam framework and detailed case analysis in one resource. The first part contains scaffold notes, which provide a step-by-step guide to answering any exam question. They set out exactly how to work through each topic, including the rules, the cases to cite at each step, what to look for in the facts and how to apply the principles. They also include summary boxes and exam tips to help you quickly identify issues and structure your answers. The second part contains comprehensive case notes, organised under each scaffold step. For every case, the notes include the key facts, legal principle, important judicial reasoning (including useful quotations where relevant) and guidance on applying or distinguishing the case in new factual scenarios. The scaffold and case notes are designed to work together, making it easy to move between your exam structure and the detail needed for strong factual comparisons and nuanced application. These are the notes I used to achieve an 85 in the final exam. TOPICS COVERED: - Principles of Characterisation - Reading Down & Severance (Rescue Techniques) - Corporations Power (s 51(xx)) - Races Power (s 51(xxvi)) - Taxation (s 51(ii)) - Grants (s 96) - Defence Power (s 51(vi)) - Freedom of Interstate Trade and Intercourse (s 92) - Implied Freedom of Political Communication - Intergovernmental Immunities (Melbourne Corporation doctrine)