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Does every contract need a signature?No. A contract can be legally binding without a signed document, provided the neces...
18/10/2026

Does every contract need a signature?

No. A contract can be legally binding without a signed document, provided the necessary requirements for formation are met and any applicable formalities are satisfied.

This is a useful Contract Law distinction to remember when tackling SQE1 multiple-choice questions.

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17/10/2026

The Professional Judgment Test: Would You Stay Silent?

A client admits submitting a false document in ongoing civil proceedings and insists that their solicitor keep quiet.

This scenario raises an important question about confidentiality, integrity, and a solicitor's duties to the court.

Explore the dilemma and test your SQE1 professional conduct knowledge.

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16/10/2026

Two businesses exchange emails about an order. Is there a binding contract?

Don't rush to answer. Identify the missing facts and apply the law.

Can you spot what's missing?

15/10/2026

The Missing Fact: Can You Spot What's Missing?

Two businesses exchange emails about a potential order. One later claims that no contract was formed.

Would you decide immediately, or would you investigate the details first?

Test your contract law reasoning and see why the missing facts can matter.

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14/10/2026

One missed step. Multiple legal consequences.

A property purchase may appear complete, but what happens if the transfer has not been registered?

This is why SQE1 candidates must understand the legal effect of each stage of a transaction, not simply memorise the process.

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13/10/2026

Let’s talk SQE1 preparation. What’s your biggest study challenge: remembering the law, applying it, managing time, or tackling tricky MCQs?

Choose your answer in our poll. Let’s learn from one another.

12/10/2026

One fact changes. Does your answer change?

SQE1 tests whether you can connect facts to legal elements, not just recall rules. Test your reasoning with our criminal law counterfactual.

Legal Term of the Week: Locus StandiLocus standi means the legal standing or right to bring a matter before a court.For ...
11/10/2026

Legal Term of the Week: Locus Standi

Locus standi means the legal standing or right to bring a matter before a court.

For SQE1, remember to distinguish between having a legal argument and having the right to bring the claim.

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10/10/2026

THE RULE VS. THE REALITY.

You may know the legal rule and still choose the wrong SQE1 answer if you fail to apply it to the facts.

Identify the issue. Find the relevant facts. Apply the rule.

That's how you move beyond memorisation.

09/10/2026

Three checks before choosing an SQE1 answer:

Identify the legal issue. Find the decisive fact. Apply the correct rule.

Don't rush towards an option just because it sounds right. Read carefully, analyse the facts and choose with a reason.

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