LAWS 202 Law of Contract

Location: Alhambra Rugby Clubrooms

Date: Sunday 13th October 9 AM – 4 PM

Tutor: Molly Dore

Molly is in her fourth year of a double degree in Law, Politics and Economics. She was invited into the Law Honours programme after an impressive performance in second year law. That year sparked her interest in contract law, which grew over her summer clerkship at a top tier corporate law firm, and culminated when Molly topped her Advanced Contract class. She was also on the Economics Honour Roll for 2018. But it’s not all work and no play, Molly likes to get involved with uni competitions and was a group leader at this year’s Law Revue. She cares about the success of others and likes to help her friends wherever she can. Molly loves a good pot-luck dinner, karaoke session, and quiz night.

What is a workshop?

We are often asked, what do your workshops actually involve and why are they useful? At each workshop, you are provided with a full booklet of notes which have been handcrafted by our high-quality tutors. Throughout the day, the tutor will run through the booklet of notes explaining each concept and working through practise questions with you. Our workshops run from 9 am – 4 pm so we can help as many students as possible. However, we know that your time is valuable, so we try and get the trickier bits done early on.

We provide all of our students with a sushi lunch and fruit throughout the day to keep you all energised and focused.

These workshops are great if you feel confident about the paper to give you an overview of all the concepts so you can see which topics you don’t know as well. Or as a crash course if you have neglected your studies throughout the semester and need to get over the line!

At Comtutor, we know that your time is valuable, so we try and get the trickier bits done early on. We also stack you up with sushi for lunch so you feel refreshed for the second half of your day.

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Disclaimer: Comtutor is an independent tutoring company with no association to the University of Otago. We make no claim to represent or be endorsed by the University. While we know our courses are unreal, we still encourage you to attend your lectures and tutorials.