If this matter were to be litigated, which track would you expect the claim to be allocated to, what are the costs implications (if any) of the claim being allocated to that track and how is it likely that the court will deal with case management?

Mr AB (65 years old, weight 70 kg, height 1.78 m) has presented with symptoms of COPD and has undergone spirometry testing. Which spirometry result would support a diagnosis of COPD (all values are in L)? Predicted values for this patient are FEV1 3.53, FVC 4.51.

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Contracts have now been exchanged and Mark has called you to say that his girlfriend would like to set up a small stall selling hamburgers at the edge of the property. No structural alterations would be Advise Mark of any potential obstacles to this, as well as identifying any permissions and consents that will be required before he can proceed with the proposal. Where you refer to a potential obstacle, please identify what steps you will take and, if applicable, what document you need to obtain and use to allow you to confirm the position to Mark.

PART D

2a) Write a letter back to Dumas & Co raising the requisitions on title you have identified 2b) Mr Greene would like to complete at 12pm instead of 2pm to allow him sufficient time to move. Please suggest and draft an appropriate amendment to the contract. This is to be included in your letter.

In a different transaction, you are acting for the seller of a freehold property with unregistered title. You are preparing for deduction of title to the property to the solicitor acting for the buyer. You receive the following the deeds and documents relating to the property. Which of the following is the best candidate for a good root of title when deducing title to the property and why? In your answer, please explain the purpose of each document and, if you have discarded it as being the good root of title, explain the reason why. A conveyance of the property dated 10 March 1955. A conveyance of the property dated 15th September 1979. An epitome of title dated 12th August 1979. A memorandum of sale dated 4th August 2021 A land charges search certificate, dated 8 March 1984.

Francis Chan runs a manufacturing business producing women’s fashion. She is a sole trader. On the basis of the trial balance set out below and the year-end adjustments which you need to take account of listed in paragraphs (a) – (e) below please prepare both a Profit and Loss account and a Balance sheet for Francis Chan for the year ending 30 June 2021.                Trial Balance for Francis Chan, manufacturer of fashion gear, as at 30 June 2021:                                                                                £                                                      £   Sales                                                                                                               1,125,000 Purchase of fabrics                                   675,000 Creditors                                                                                                           18,000 Opening stock                                              27,000 General expenses                                        33,000 Rent paid in advance                                   10,500 Salaries and benefits paid                        240,000 Debtors                                                         67,500 Company cars (purchased July 2020)    103,500 Computers                                                   120,000 Office Fittings and furniture                     127,500 Bad debts                                                       4,500 Drawings                                                       45,000 Cash balance at 30th June 2021                   4,500 Capital                                                                                                              315,000                                                                   1,458,000                                         1,458,000   The business is to depreciate the new cars at the rate of 10% per annum; £5,250 of the rent paid in advance relates to the next financial year; Closing stock at the year-end amounts to £31,500; The business is to make a provision for doubtful debts of £4,000; There are unpaid office expenses of £9,000.