SQE1 Prep — The Audio Course
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The complete SQE1 syllabus, one topic per episode. Every FLK1 and FLK2 topic — the rules, the leading principles and the traps examiners set — in focused audio lessons of around fifteen minutes. Scripts are written and checked from the study notes at sqe1prep.co.uk and narrated by an AI voice. Practise every topic with 4,400+ exam-style questions at sqe1prep.co.uk. SQE1 Prep is an independent revision provider and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to the SRA or Kaplan. Educational content only — not legal advice. The SQE and SOLICITORS QUALIFYING EXAMINATION trade marks are the property of and are used under licence from the Solicitors Regulation Authority.
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Accountants' Reports and Record Retention — SQE1 FLK2 Solicitors Accounts
The report was finished in September, well inside the deadline, and posting it a fortnight late is still a breach in its own right.Practise this topic with exam-style questions: sqe1prep.co.ukIn this …
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The report was finished in September, well inside the deadline, and posting it a fortnight late is still a breach in its own right.
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In this episode:
- Obtain the report within six months of the accounting period end
- Deliver it to the SRA only if it is qualified
- Rule 12.5 is two limbs: chartered body, and registered auditor
- Keep records six years from the record, not from the file
- Exemption from the report exempts you from nothing else
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Joint Accounts and Third-Party Accounts — SQE1 FLK2 Solicitors Accounts
Two clients, one pot of money, and a trainee who is certain you need two bank accounts to keep it straight.Practise this topic with exam-style questions: sqe1prep.co.ukIn this episode:Two different things get …
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Two clients, one pot of money, and a trainee who is certain you need two bank accounts to keep it straight.
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In this episode:
- Two different things get called a joint account, and only one is rule 9
- The ledger separates client money, not the bank account
- Rule 9 leaves statements and the bills record, and nothing else
- A client's own account is one you operate as signatory
- Money you do not hold never goes on a client ledger
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Records, Ledgers and Reconciliation — SQE1 FLK2 Solicitors Accounts
Your client has paid you six thousand pounds and it is all still in the client account, and you still cannot send the completion money.Practise this topic with exam-style questions: sqe1prep.co.ukIn this …
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Your client has paid you six thousand pounds and it is all still in the client account, and you still cannot send the completion money.
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In this episode:
- The client ledger, not the client account, governs what you may pay
- Credits increase the balance, debits reduce it
- Reconcile at least every five weeks, three ways
- No transfer to office without a bill delivered first
- Principal method charges VAT, agency method does not
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Breaches of the SRA Accounts Rules — SQE1 FLK2 Solicitors Accounts
There is no twenty-four hour rule, and believing in one is how a small overdraft turns into a career problem.Practise this topic with exam-style questions: sqe1prep.co.ukIn this episode:A breach is a breach …
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There is no twenty-four hour rule, and believing in one is how a small overdraft turns into a career problem.
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In this episode:
- A breach is a breach whatever you knew or intended
- Reporting turns on materiality, not on any fixed deadline
- Correct a shortage from the firm's own money, promptly
- Never fix one breach by committing another
- A debit balance on a client ledger is a shortage
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Interest on Client Money — SQE1 FLK2 Solicitors Accounts
The bank pays the firm £9,000 of interest on the client account, the clients are owed £6,400, and the firm keeps the difference lawfully.Practise this topic with exam-style questions: sqe1prep.co.ukIn this …
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The bank pays the firm £9,000 of interest on the client account, the clients are owed £6,400, and the firm keeps the difference lawfully.
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In this episode:
- Rule 7.1 is the whole duty: account for a fair sum
- The SRA sets no rate, de minimis or minimum period
- Pooled interest is the firm's; designated account interest is the client's
- There is no conveyancing exemption, and no £10,000 threshold
- The fair sum is paid out of office money, not client money
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Client Account Operations — SQE1 FLK2 Solicitors Accounts
The client account is comfortably in credit, the court fee is due today, and you still cannot pay it.Practise this topic with exam-style questions: sqe1prep.co.ukIn this episode:Not one pot, but a stack of …
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The client account is comfortably in credit, the court fee is due today, and you still cannot pay it.
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In this episode:
- Not one pot, but a stack of separate client entitlements
- Withdraw only if sufficient funds are held for that specific client
- A bill must be delivered before client money pays your costs
- Every payment must relate to a regulated service you deliver
- Replace any shortfall from office money immediately
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Client Money — SQE1 FLK2 Solicitors Accounts
A cheque goes into the wrong account, the wages go out, and the firm discovers it owes far more than the difference.Practise this topic with exam-style questions: sqe1prep.co.ukIn this episode:Client money …
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A cheque goes into the wrong account, the wages go out, and the firm discovers it owes far more than the difference.
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In this episode:
- Client money includes money for your own fees before you bill
- Promptly into the client account, promptly back out
- Bill first, then transfer, and only the billed sum
- Withdraw only if you hold enough for that specific client
- Correct breaches at once, from the firm's own money
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Introduction to Solicitors Accounts — SQE1 FLK2 Solicitors Accounts
A bank offers a new firm one account with every deposit tagged as client or firm money, and taking it would be a serious breach.Practise this topic with exam-style questions: sqe1prep.co.ukIn this …
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A bank offers a new firm one account with every deposit tagged as client or firm money, and taking it would be a serious breach.
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In this episode:
- Client money and office money never share an account
- The client account is not a banking facility
- Reconcile at least every five weeks, keep records six years
- Money in credits the client ledger and debits the client bank
- How the cash book, client ledger and office ledger fit together
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Claims, Trusts and Post-Administration — SQE1 FLK2 Wills and Administration of Estates
A man leaves £50,000 out of a £700,000 estate to the wife he was married to for twenty-five years, and the law measures her by a kinder standard than anyone else who might complain.Practise this topic with …
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A man leaves £50,000 out of a £700,000 estate to the wife he was married to for twenty-five years, and the law measures her by a kinder standard than anyone else who might complain.
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In this episode:
- Two standards: a spouse is not confined to maintenance, everyone else is
- Six months from the grant of representation, not from the death
- The net estate can be widened to reach survivorship property and lifetime gifts
- A disclaimer refuses a gift; only a variation chooses its destination
- Beneficiaries absolutely entitled together can end the trust
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Inheritance Tax — SQE1 FLK2 Wills and Administration of Estates
A son who survived his mother by five years after a large gift expects taper relief to save him a fortune, and it saves him nothing at all.Practise this topic with exam-style questions: sqe1prep.co.ukIn this …
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A son who survived his mother by five years after a large gift expects taper relief to save him a fortune, and it saves him nothing at all.
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In this episode:
- 40% on death, 36% where a tenth of the net estate goes to charity
- The nil-rate band is £325,000 and transfers between spouses
- Taper reduces the tax on a failed gift, never the gift itself
- A gift inside the band attracts no tax but still uses the band
- Business and agricultural relief share one combined allowance
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Administration of Estates — SQE1 FLK2 Wills and Administration of Estates
The painting was worth £25,000 when his mother died and £34,000 now, and the executor would very much like to take it at the old figure.Practise this topic with exam-style questions: sqe1prep.co.ukIn this …
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The painting was worth £25,000 when his mother died and £34,000 now, and the executor would very much like to take it at the old figure.
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In this episode:
- The statutory order of debts is an insolvency rule only
- A secured creditor stands outside that order altogether
- Appropriation is at the value on the day it is appropriated
- A personal representative answers for his own breach, not automatically a co-representative's
- Section 27 protects against unknown debts, never known ones
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Grants of Representation — SQE1 FLK2 Wills and Administration of Estates
An executor talks a bank into releasing the account on a copy of the will, pays it all out, and two months later an unpaid invoice arrives with his name on it.Practise this topic with exam-style questions …
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An executor talks a bank into releasing the account on a copy of the will, pays it all out, and two months later an unpaid invoice arrives with his name on it.
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In this episode:
- Probate for an available executor, letters of administration otherwise
- Rule 20 orders a grant with the will; rule 22 orders intestacy
- Clearing off comes before anyone lower down can apply
- Excepted estates deliver no account and report on the probate application
- Tax is due six months from the end of the month of death
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Interpretation of Wills — SQE1 FLK2 Wills and Administration of Estates
She left her sister my estate car, then sold it and bought a hatchback, and the sister ends up with neither.Practise this topic with exam-style questions: sqe1prep.co.ukIn this episode:The court gives effect to …
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She left her sister my estate car, then sold it and bought a hatchback, and the sister ends up with neither.
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In this episode:
- The court gives effect to the words used, not to fairness
- Specific gifts adeem; general legacies do not
- Latent ambiguity lets evidence in, and section 21 widens that
- Section 33 saves a lapsed gift only for the testator's descendants
- A class closes when the first member is entitled in possession
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Alterations, Revocation and Revival — SQE1 FLK2 Wills and Administration of Estates
He drew a line through his sister's legacy and wrote revoked in the margin, and she is still going to be paid every penny of it.Practise this topic with exam-style questions: sqe1prep.co.ukIn this …
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He drew a line through his sister's legacy and wrote revoked in the margin, and she is still going to be paid every penny of it.
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In this episode:
- Alterations after execution need the same formalities as the will
- Crossing out is ignored; obliteration that hides the words revokes
- Destruction needs the act and the intention together
- Marriage revokes the whole will; divorce revokes nothing
- Revival is never automatic, and republication is different
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Drafting and Executing Wills — SQE1 FLK2 Wills and Administration of Estates
A woman loses her legacy because of who her husband was standing next to on the day the will was signed, and she never touched the document herself.Practise this topic with exam-style questions …
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A woman loses her legacy because of who her husband was standing next to on the day the will was signed, and she never touched the document herself.
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In this episode:
- Section 9 formalities, and the two witnesses present together
- A gift to a witness or their spouse is void
- Specific gifts adeem, demonstrative gifts get topped up
- Any number of executors may be appointed, four may prove
- Power reserved is not the same as renunciation
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Introduction to Wills and Intestacy — SQE1 FLK2 Wills and Administration of Estates
One of the two witnesses never got round to signing, and the man he wanted to provide for takes nothing.Practise this topic with exam-style questions: sqe1prep.co.ukIn this episode:Capacity is tested by Banks v …
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One of the two witnesses never got round to signing, and the man he wanted to provide for takes nothing.
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In this episode:
- Capacity is tested by Banks v Goodfellow, not the Mental Capacity Act
- Two witnesses together when he signs, each signing in his presence
- Witnesses need not sign in the presence of each other
- A gift to an attesting witness fails, but the will survives
- Spouse takes chattels, the statutory legacy, and half the rest
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Equitable Remedies and Tracing — SQE1 FLK2 Trusts Law
There is £40,000 sitting in the trustee's account, the trust put in £20,000, and the beneficiary can trace neither figure.Practise this topic with exam-style questions: sqe1prep.co.ukIn this episode:Equitable …
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There is £40,000 sitting in the trustee's account, the trust put in £20,000, and the beneficiary can trace neither figure.
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In this episode:
- Equitable remedies are discretionary; damages are not
- Specific performance, its limits, and the personal services bar
- Compensation repairs a loss, an account strips a gain
- Tracing identifies property; it is not a claim
- Hallett, Oatway, Foskett and Clayton's Case in a mixed account
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Trustees' Liability and Protection — SQE1 FLK2 Trusts Law
A trustee sells a field at full value, reinvests every penny properly, leaves the fund no worse off, and is still in breach of trust.Practise this topic with exam-style questions: sqe1prep.co.ukIn this …
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A trustee sells a field at full value, reinvests every penny properly, leaves the fund no worse off, and is still in breach of trust.
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In this episode:
- An innocent breach is still a breach; honesty goes to relief
- Equitable compensation needs a causal link, assessed with hindsight
- Exemption clauses cover everything short of actual dishonesty
- Six years from the breach, not from discovery
- No limitation at all for fraud, or for property still held
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Trustees — Appointment, Powers and Duties — SQE1 FLK2 Trusts Law
Six friends are named as trustees of a farm, all six are willing and able, and only four of them are trustees at all.Practise this topic with exam-style questions: sqe1prep.co.ukIn this episode:Four trustees …
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Six friends are named as trustees of a farm, all six are willing and able, and only four of them are trustees at all.
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In this episode:
- Four trustees maximum for land, two minimum for a valid receipt
- Saunders v Vautier terminates a trust, it does not appoint trustees
- Duty of care is higher for professionals and for claimed expertise
- Maintenance is income for minors, advancement is capital for anyone
- Investment policy is delegable, distribution decisions are not
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Fiduciary Relationships and Obligations — SQE1 FLK2 Trusts Law
A trustee acted honestly, took an opportunity nobody else could have taken, and equity still made him hand over every penny.Practise this topic with exam-style questions: sqe1prep.co.ukIn this episode:The …
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A trustee acted honestly, took an opportunity nobody else could have taken, and equity still made him hand over every penny.
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In this episode:
- The Mothew test for when fiduciary duties arise at all
- No profit, no conflict, no purchase, and why good faith is no defence
- Account of profits against equitable compensation
- Why a constructive trust beats a personal claim on insolvency
- Fiduciary duties are not the same as a trustee's duty of care
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Liability of Strangers to the Trust — SQE1 FLK2 Trusts Law
An auctioneer pays £180,000 of trust money into the trustee's personal account, knowing the deed forbids it, and says he never thought of it as dishonest.Practise this topic with exam-style questions …
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An auctioneer pays £180,000 of trust money into the trustee's personal account, knowing the deed forbids it, and says he never thought of it as dishonest.
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In this episode:
- Knowing receipt and dishonest assistance are separate claims with separate elements
- Receipt, unconscionable knowledge at the time, and beneficial receipt
- Assistance needs no receipt of any trust property at all
- Ivey removed the extra subjective limb from the Twinsectra test
- Tracing is a process, never a cause of action on its own
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Trusts of the Family Home and Proprietary Estoppel — SQE1 FLK2 Trusts Law
Five years of bills, shopping, cooking and cleaning, and when the relationship ends she owns nothing at all.Practise this topic with exam-style questions: sqe1prep.co.ukIn this episode:First question always …
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Five years of bills, shopping, cooking and cleaning, and when the relationship ends she owns nothing at all.
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In this episode:
- First question always: whose name is on the legal title?
- Joint names start at equal shares, and the burden is heavy
- Sole name needs common intention and detrimental reliance
- Estoppel needs only a one-sided assurance, not a shared intention
- The estoppel remedy normally satisfies expectation, subject to proportionality
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Resulting Trusts — SQE1 FLK2 Trusts Law
Six years of paying someone else's mortgage can buy you nothing at all under a resulting trust, while signing the loan on day one buys you a share outright.Practise this topic with exam-style questions …
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Six years of paying someone else's mortgage can buy you nothing at all under a resulting trust, while signing the loan on day one buys you a share outright.
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In this episode:
- A resulting trust gives effect to the transferor's presumed intention
- Advancement is presumed from a father, never from a mother
- A resulting trust is fixed at acquisition and never grows
- In a jointly owned family home, equity follows the law
- A failed purpose sends the money back on a resulting trust
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Charitable Trusts and Non-Charitable Purpose Trusts — SQE1 FLK2 Trusts Law
A woman funding free sports coaching in the area she grew up in is told her trust cannot be a charity because she has not registered it. She has been told wrong.Practise this topic with exam-style questions …
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A woman funding free sports coaching in the area she grew up in is told her trust cannot be a charity because she has not registered it. She has been told wrong.
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In this episode:
- Three cumulative tests: exclusively charitable, recognised description, public benefit
- Nothing is presumed; public benefit must be shown
- Poverty escapes the personal nexus rule, not public benefit
- A purpose trust fails unless somebody can enforce it
- General charitable intent matters only on initial failure
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Beneficial Entitlement and Trust Types — SQE1 FLK2 Trusts Law
Every beneficiary wants the trust wound up, the youngest is sixteen and her mother has agreed on her behalf, and it still cannot be done.Practise this topic with exam-style questions: sqe1prep.co.ukIn this …
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Every beneficiary wants the trust wound up, the youngest is sixteen and her mother has agreed on her behalf, and it still cannot be done.
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In this episode:
- Vested is not the same as absolutely entitled
- Saunders v Vautier needs all three conditions, not just agreement
- Discretionary beneficiaries own nothing until the trustees distribute
- A life tenant and remainderman together can end the trust
- A protective trust converts permanently once the trigger fires
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Formalities and Constitution of Express Trusts — SQE1 FLK2 Trusts Law
A father sends off the share transfer forms, the company takes six weeks to register them, and the dividend that lands in the meantime is not his.Practise this topic with exam-style questions: sqe1prep.co.ukIn …
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A father sends off the share transfer forms, the company takes six weeks to register them, and the dividend that lands in the meantime is not his.
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In this episode:
- Writing for declarations of trust of land, and for disposing of equitable interests
- A trust of personal property can be declared out loud
- Equity will not perfect an imperfect gift, but will not officiously defeat one
- Strong v Bird, deathbed gifts and estoppel rescue volunteers
- Fully secret: communicate before death. Half-secret: before the will
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Three Certainties and Creation of Express Trusts — SQE1 FLK2 Trusts Law
A gift made in full confidence creates no trust at all, until you read the sentence that follows it.Practise this topic with exam-style questions: sqe1prep.co.ukIn this episode:Intention turns on obligation …
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A gift made in full confidence creates no trust at all, until you read the sentence that follows it.
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In this episode:
- Intention turns on obligation, not on the word trust
- Precatory words bind only if the instrument as a whole says so
- Segregate tangible goods; identical intangibles need no segregation
- Fixed trusts need a complete list; discretionary trusts need only is or is not
- Only conceptual uncertainty voids a trust, never evidential difficulty
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Property Taxation — SQE1 FLK2 Property Law and Practice
Completing on the new house before the old one sells adds £25,000 to the tax bill, and every pound of it can come back.Practise this topic with exam-style questions: sqe1prep.co.ukIn this episode:Identify the …
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Completing on the new house before the old one sells adds £25,000 to the tax bill, and every pound of it can come back.
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In this episode:
- Identify the jurisdiction first: three taxes, three filing deadlines
- The additional dwelling surcharge is added to every band
- Exempt and zero-rated differ only on input tax recovery
- Private residence relief is apportioned; the final nine months are deemed
- Report a residential gain within 60 days, whatever self-assessment says
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Planning Law — SQE1 FLK2 Property Law and Practice
The furniture works is now an indoor climbing centre, not a brick has been touched, and it still needed planning permission.Practise this topic with exam-style questions: sqe1prep.co.ukIn this …
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The furniture works is now an indoor climbing centre, not a brick has been touched, and it still needed planning permission.
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In this episode:
- Development is operations, or a material change of use
- A change within one use class is not development at all
- Permitted development rights can be taken away three different ways
- Ten years to enforce, for breaches from 25 April 2024
- Planning permission never overrides a private restrictive covenant
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Security of Tenure (LTA 1954) — SQE1 FLK2 Property Law and Practice
The solicitor used the prescribed form, served it before the term date, and still destroyed his client's request for a new lease.Practise this topic with exam-style questions: sqe1prep.co.ukIn this …
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The solicitor used the prescribed form, served it before the term date, and still destroyed his client's request for a new lease.
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In this episode:
- Which business tenancies the 1954 Act protects, and which it does not
- Contracting out is void unless the s.38A steps were taken
- The six to twelve month window, and what it runs from
- The seven grounds, and which three carry compensation
- How the court fixes rent, duration and the other terms
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