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Land Law
The Land Law Module
Solicitors Accounts
- Only what you actually need to know for the SQE 1 exam for Solicitors Accounts.
- 23 bite-sized videos so you can learn faster.
- The entire Solicitors Accounts SRA syllabus into 27 easy diagrams.
- Test your knowledge as you go with sample Solicitors Accounts questions.
- 23 colourful study notes to refresh your knowledge quickly.
Client money
- smart_displayDefinition
- smart_displayThe rule & The exceptions (Requirement to pay client money into a client account)
- smart_displayCircumstances in which client money may be withdrawn from a client account
- smart_displayRepayment
- smart_display'T-accounts' (Accounting entries required)
- smart_display'Debits' and 'credits' - asset accounts (Accounting entries required)
- smart_display'Debits' and 'credits' - liability & equity accounts (Accounting entries required)
- smart_displaySolicitors account entries (Accounting entries required)
Client account
- smart_displayMeaning and name of account
- smart_displayObligation not to use client account to provide banking facilities
- smart_displayWithdrawals and accounting entries required
- smart_displayRequirement to keep client money separate from money belonging to the authorised body
- smart_displayInterest
Breach of the SRA Accounts Rules
- smart_displayDuty to correct breaches of SRA Accounts Rules promptly on discovery
- smart_displayAccounting entries required
Visual learning
The course provides unique diagrams you won’t find anywhere else, distilling what you need to know for the exam into videos and manageable, bite-sized colourful study notes. This means you’ll understand the material faster and retain the knowledge longer so you remember it when you’re in the exam.
Enhanced Understanding Through Visualisation
Visual learning tools like diagrams can simplify complex legal concepts, making them easier to grasp and remember, thereby enhancing overall comprehension.
Accessibility and Convenience
Online learning provides the flexibility to study for the SQE1 from anywhere and at any time, allowing candidates to fit study sessions around their unique schedules.
Customized Learning Paths
Through online platforms, students can tailor their study plan to focus on specific areas, ensuring they are concentrating on their individual needs and weaknesses.
Interactive Engagement
Interactive diagrams and visual aids engage different learning styles, making the studying process more stimulating and effective for a diverse range of students.
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Quality education shouldn’t break the bank! Our online platform is packed with videos, practice MCQs, and eye-catching diagrams—all at a fraction of the cost of traditional in-person classes.
Stay on Track with Real-Time Progress Monitoring
Know exactly where you stand with your SQE preparation! Our quizzes and tests provide immediate feedback, highlighting areas you might need to focus on, keeping your SQE1 preparation on the right path.
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Nick
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