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Torts · Topic 1
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What you get
Three tools, one loop, repeated until it starts to click.
The rules, tests and cases at a glance — structured the way an exam answer is.
Write under exam conditions and get feedback marked against real marking criteria, grounded in your own course material.
Short multiple-choice rounds that find the gaps before the exam does.
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Battery is the intentional, direct application of force to another person without consent or other lawful justification (Young v Attorney-General).
Actionable per se: nominal damages are available even without proof of harm.
Rules, tests and cases at a glance, structured the way an exam answer is.
Reference cards
The method
Build the map first. Structures before cases — the cases hang off them.
Attempt a real fact pattern. A rough attempt teaches more than another read-through.
Quiz yourself, see what didn’t stick, and go back to the cards that matter.
What’s included
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Quiz problems
Multiple-choice rounds covering both the fundamentals and the grey areas, not just the easy questions.
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