Law of Contract and Problem Solving – LAW_11717 Law of Contract
Instructions: Law of Contract and Problem Solving – LAW_11717 Law of Contract with Mooting – LAW_11697 Law of Contract with Mooting – LAW_11700 ASSESSED ORAL MOOT QUESTION 2020-21
Law of Contract and Problem Solving – LAW_11717 Law of Contract
Law of Contract and Problem Solving – LAW_11717 Law of Contract with Mooting – LAW_11697 Law of Contract with Mooting – LAW_11700
ASSESSED ORAL MOOT QUESTION 2020-21
STUDENTS ARE TO SUBMIT AN AUDIO RECORDING OF THEIR PRESENTATIONS TO THE MODULE DROPBOX.
Please see the guide on how to record and upload your presentations, which has been uploaded into the ‘Assessment’ tab in the learning room content.
AS PART OF YOUR PRESENTATION, YOU ARE TO RESPOND TO TWO OF THE QUESTIONS FROM THE JUDGE, WHICH ARE CONTAINED AT THE END OF THIS DOCUMENT.
Scroll down to the end of this document to find the questions.
YOUR RECORDING MUST BE A MAXIMUM OF 5 MINUTES (THIS INCLUDES YOUR RESPONSES TO THE TWO QUESTIONS FROM THE JUDGE)
AT THE START OF YOUR RECORDING YOU NEED TO CLEARLY STATE:
(This introductory information does not count towards your overall 5 minute time limit)
YOUR RECORDINGS MUST BE SUBMITTED TO THE MODULE DROPBOX NO LATER THAN 4PM MONDAY 10TH MAY.
In the Supreme Court Travel-Hut Ltd v Estates Ltd Estates Ltd own a large portfolio of business premises in Nottingham city centre.
In January 2015, Travel-Hut Ltd, a company that runs a chain of hotels, leased a
property from Estates under a 20 year lease that they then converted into a hotel.
The terms of the lease provide that Travel-Hut Ltd are to pay Estates Ltd an annual rent
of £100,000, payable in January of each year.
In 2019, the City Council announced that they proposed to improve the public transport infrastructure in Nottingham, including the extension of the existing tram network.
Part of the development required the construction a new tram station located right next to Travel- Hut Ltd’s hotel.