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SQE Study

Preparing for the 2026 Solicitors Qualifying Examination? This is your official test review podcast for the SQE brought to you by Young Central. Thirteen subject matters are broken down to ensure you can tackle every topic.

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00:27:34

Contract Law VII: Equitable Remedies

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2025/10/15

An SQE overview of equitable remedies in law, which contrast with traditional legal remedies like monetary damages, focusing instead on actions to correct a wrong or prevent future harm. It explains that equitable remedies, such as injunctions and specific performance, are granted at the court’s discretion only when financial compensation is inadequate, and are subject to specific principles like the "Clean Hands" Doctrine and Laches. The text details specific performance as an order to

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00:40:40

Contract Law VI: Remedies

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2025/10/14

A comprehensive overview of the principles governing remedies for a breach of contract, primarily focusing on the calculation and limitations of damages. They explain causation in contract law, differentiating between factual causation (the "but-for" test) and legal causation (no intervening actions). A significant portion addresses the concept of remoteness of damage, detailing the Hadley v Baxendale rule and its two-limb test, which limits recoverable damages to those reasonably

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00:36:44

Contract Law V: Termination

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2025/10/13

A comprehensive SQE overview of the principles and consequences surrounding the termination and discharge of contracts. The first source details various methods of contract ending, including Discharge by Performance, which requires meeting the doctrines of precise and entire performance, and other voluntary or involuntary termination methods like Mutual Agreement or Operation of Law. The second source focuses on Breach of Contract, distinguishing between Actual Breach and Anticipatory Breach, and

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00:33:06

Contract Law IV: Vitiating Factors

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2025/10/12

A comprehensive SQE overview of several legal doctrines that can affect the validity and enforceability of a contract, primarily focusing on circumstances where consent may be compromised or the contract's purpose is unlawful. Misrepresentation is explained as a false statement of fact that induces a contract, categorized as fraudulent, negligent, or innocent, with different remedies available for each. The sources then detail Mistake, where a fundamental error—such as common, cross-purpose, or

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00:18:34

Contract Law III: Contract Terms

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2025/10/11

A comprehensive overview of contractual terms, examining their formation, incorporation, interpretation, and modification. The materials explain express terms and the various methods for incorporating them, including signature, notice, and reference to other documents, while also discussing the parol evidence rule and its exceptions. A significant portion details implied terms, differentiating between those implied by common law (like the business efficacy test) and those implied by statute, such as

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00:30:33

Contract Law II: Parties

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2025/10/10

The legal concept of privity of contract, which dictates that generally, only the parties who agree to a contract possess the rights and obligations under it. Historically, this rule strictly prevented third parties from enforcing contractual terms, but the text details several significant exceptions that have evolved to address potential injustices, such as the Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act 1999, collateral contracts, and trusts. Furthermore, it extensively covers the legal framework

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00:54:32

Contract Law I: Formation

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2025/10/10

A comprehensive SQE overview of the essential elements required to form a binding contract, focusing heavily on offer and acceptance, consideration, intention to create legal relations, certainty, and capacity. The texts explain that a contract requires an agreement (a clear offer and corresponding acceptance), a mutual exchange of value (consideration), and a presumption that the agreement will have legal consequences (intention to create legal relations). Furthermore, the sources detail how offers

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00:30:34

Constitutional Law IV: The place of EU Law in the UK...

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2025/10/06

An in-depth analysis of the transition of European Union (EU) law within the United Kingdom's legal framework, charting the journey from membership through Brexit. The first source explains the structure of EU law, detailing its foundation in treaties (primary law) and secondary legislation (like regulations and directives), emphasizing the key principles of supremacy and direct effect which compelled member states to prioritize EU law. The second source outlines how the UK initially

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00:54:51

Constitutional Law III: Legitimacy, separation of...

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2025/10/06

A comprehensive overview of three core areas of public law: secondary legislation, public order law, and judicial review. The first source explains how secondary legislation is enacted, providing government bodies with the detailed rules necessary to implement broader primary legislation, and outlines the controversial "Henry VIII powers" and the affirmative and negative resolution procedures for its enactment. The second source covers public order law, focusing on the Public Order Act

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00:37:29

Constitutional Law II: Human Rights Act 1998 and the...

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2025/10/06

An extensive overview of the Human Rights Act 1998 (HRA), which incorporated the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR) into UK domestic law, enabling citizens to enforce their rights in UK courts. The documents detail the three categories of rights under the ECHR—absolute, limited, and qualified—and list the specific articles, such as the right to life, prohibition of torture, freedom of expression, and the right to a fair trial. Furthermore, the sources explain the key sections of the HRA,

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00:46:09

Constitutional Law I: Core Institutions of the State...

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2025/10/06

A comprehensive overview of the UK's uncodified constitutional framework, outlining its fundamental principles such as the rule of law, the separation of powers, and the central doctrine of Parliamentary sovereignty. They thoroughly examine the structure and functions of the UK Parliament, detailing the roles of the elected House of Commons and the appointed House of Lords, as well as the legislative process a bill must undergo. Furthermore, the documents cover the structure and accountability

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00:47:46

Business Law III: Insolvency

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2025/10/06

A comprehensive overview of personal and corporate insolvency procedures in the UK, contrasting the unlimited liability of sole traders and partners with the limited liability of company directors and shareholders. The first source focuses on personal insolvency options like Bankruptcy, Individual Voluntary Arrangements (IVAs), and debt negotiation, outlining the process, legal effects, and consequences of each. The second source covers corporate insolvency mechanisms,

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00:46:33

Business Law II: Finance

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2025/10/06

A comprehensive overview of corporate finance and security mechanisms, focusing on the distinction between debt and equity finance. The first source details equity finance, including the concepts of share capital, share premium, and the legal implications of various share transactions like allotment, buyback, and transfer, and the necessary statutory regulations and resolutions for each. The second source outlines debt finance and the different types of security lenders use, such as fixed and

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00:40:58

Business Law I: Business Mediums

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2025/10/06

An extensive overview of various business structures, primarily focusing on partnerships and limited companies, contrasting their fundamental legal characteristics. Key distinctions are drawn between sole traders, general partnerships, limited partnerships (LPs), limited liability partnerships (LLPs), and private companies, detailing differences in owner liability (unlimited versus limited), management structures, and formation requirements (such as registration with Companies House). Significant

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