Concentrate Questions and Answers Land Law: Law Q&A Revision and Study Guide (Concentrate Law Questions & Answers)

Concentrate Q&A Land Law offers unrivalled exam and coursework support for when you're aiming high.

The new Concentrate Q&A series is the result of a collaboration involving hundreds of law students and lecturers from universities across the UK. The result is a series that offers you better support and a greater chance to succeed on your law course than any of its rivals. This essential study guide contains a variety of model answers to give you the confidence to tackle any essay or problem question, and the skills you need to excel.

Knowing the right answer is a start, knowing how to structure it gets you the highest marks: annotated answers guide you step by step through the structure of a great answer, and show you how to ensure you focus on the heart of the question
Recognize and recall: user-friendly layout ensures that it is easy to find key information, and diagram answer plans help you visualize how to plan and structure your answers
Aim high: avoid common mistakes, use the further reading suggestions to help you take things further and demonstrate your understanding of key academic debates to really impress
Don't just rely on the exam to pick up your marks: a unique coursework skills chapter offers advice on researching, referencing and critical analysis - not available in any other Q&A series

This study guide is also accompanied by a wealth of online extras at www.oxfordtextbooks.co.uk/orc/qanda/ which include:
Additional essay and problem questions for you to practise your technique. Questions are annotated, highlighting key terms and legal issues to help you plan your own answers. An indication of what your answers should cover is also provided.
Video guidance on how to put an answer plan together
Online versions of all the diagram answer plans from the book
A glossary of key terms
Podcasts from expert examiners on revision and exam technique, coursework technique, and advice on how to tackle other assessment methods such as MCQs and presentations

Margaret Wilkie, Formerly Visiting Lecturer in Law, University of Sheffield,Peter Luxton, Professor of Law, Cardiff University,Rosalind Malcolm, Professor of Law, University of Surrey