Legal References

In legal practice, it is sometimes customary to refer to a legal principle, area of law, rule or procedural step using a case name or statutory provision (for instance, Rylands v Fletcher, CPR Part 36, Section 25 notice). In these situations, candidates are expected to recognize and utilize such case names and statutory provisions. However, candidates are not required to memorize specific case names, or quote statutory or regulatory authorities in other contexts.

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