perfection. u, sir, are brilliant.BVest wrote:As long as they're being issued for money, they can grab those. It's the ones issued for non-monetary purposes they can't grab. Assuming the stock provides preemptive rights, you will never be diluted by an issuance of stock for cash -- as long as you want to exercise and you have enough cash with which to buy stock.kmp127 wrote:I thought as long as there were enough being issued for money, they could grab those.
In the question, 3000 new shares were issued for money. So you can grab your full 10% of those. 2000 new shares were issued for non-monetary consideration; you can't grab any of those (and that's what dilutes you).
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Now that its crunch time, I'd suggest getting smartbarprep outlines that break down how popular the rule is on the ny exam. just saying....
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Anyone else completely lost on the property MPQs from today?
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Yes. Particularly set 5. There was one question that asked about children of grandchildren's children (I think? Couldn't actually follow it) that gave me a headache. Too many heirs. Not enough coffee.rickgrimes69 wrote:Anyone else completely lost on the property MPQs from today?
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Questions from MPQ5 for property were just exceedingly long and had way too many parties and way too many transactions.xlawschoolhopefulx wrote:Yes. Particularly set 5. There was one question that asked about children of grandchildren's children (I think? Couldn't actually follow it) that gave me a headache. Too many heirs. Not enough coffee.rickgrimes69 wrote:Anyone else completely lost on the property MPQs from today?
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I haven't done set 6 yet, set 5 frustrated me too much. That question in particular was laughably complex - I didn't even bother trying to work it out. Zero chance we'll ever get something that ridiculous on the actual MBE.xlawschoolhopefulx wrote:Yes. Particularly set 5. There was one question that asked about children of grandchildren's children (I think? Couldn't actually follow it) that gave me a headache. Too many heirs. Not enough coffee.rickgrimes69 wrote:Anyone else completely lost on the property MPQs from today?
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Did MBE Refresher today. That is a confidence killer.
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What are people in NY doing for Domestic Relations? The lecture was terrible I'm doing practice essays and they are testing on stuff that is not in my lecture notes and I do not even see in the CMR.
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Nothing earth shattering, just kinda thought this math was funny:
If you start studying for the February bar exam in late August and do 3 hours after work, every single day, until the exam then you will be around 540 hours of studying. That's studying through the end of summer, football season, and the holidays. You will still be 30-40 hours short of what Barbri assigns in their program come test day.
If you start studying for the February bar exam in late August and do 3 hours after work, every single day, until the exam then you will be around 540 hours of studying. That's studying through the end of summer, football season, and the holidays. You will still be 30-40 hours short of what Barbri assigns in their program come test day.
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I actually learn from the essays. After doing a few, you can see that there are some rules that they test more or less frequently. I just memorize them from the answer sheet. I don't know if it is a good approach, but DR lecture was really useless and oversimplified things for no reason.Hutz_and_Goodman wrote:What are people in NY doing for Domestic Relations? The lecture was terrible I'm doing practice essays and they are testing on stuff that is not in my lecture notes and I do not even see in the CMR.
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I did the same thing, I would mark off "review lecture notes" even though I had just done the critical pass flashcards or reviewed lean sheets. But whatever, review is review. If I had followed the study duration PSP suggested I would have never made it through the course.brotherdarkness wrote:I mark things "completed" without actually doing them all the time. Especially in the beginning, when it would tell me to review lecture notes for a few hours after the lecture. I'm basically at 75% tho (and I even did the AMP crap + submitted essays to be graded), so I guess I can stop studying now b/c I'm guaranteed to pass...
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EvelynS wrote:I actually learn from the essays. After doing a few, you can see that there are some rules that they test more or less frequently. I just memorize them from the answer sheet. I don't know if it is a good approach, but DR lecture was really useless and oversimplified things for no reason.Hutz_and_Goodman wrote:What are people in NY doing for Domestic Relations? The lecture was terrible I'm doing practice essays and they are testing on stuff that is not in my lecture notes and I do not even see in the CMR.
Really? I thought Rog boy was pretty good.
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Quick question about consequential damages.
I was always under the impression that a D has to know specifically of P's special circumstances in order for consequential damages to be obtained. However, I missed a question by picking an answer that stated "Generally, consequential damages are not recoverable by buyers."
The answer provides that Under the UCC, and absent a provision to the contrary, buyer are generally allowed to recover consequential damages in suits for a breach so long as the damages were foreseeable at the time the contract was made. I found this interesting because it says under the UCC the damages must just be foreseeable, NOT that the D must specifically know about P's special circumstances. This seems to be in direct contradiction to Contracts notes. Any insight on this issue is welcome.
I was always under the impression that a D has to know specifically of P's special circumstances in order for consequential damages to be obtained. However, I missed a question by picking an answer that stated "Generally, consequential damages are not recoverable by buyers."
The answer provides that Under the UCC, and absent a provision to the contrary, buyer are generally allowed to recover consequential damages in suits for a breach so long as the damages were foreseeable at the time the contract was made. I found this interesting because it says under the UCC the damages must just be foreseeable, NOT that the D must specifically know about P's special circumstances. This seems to be in direct contradiction to Contracts notes. Any insight on this issue is welcome.
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what to make of the fat that the average is so much lower? are people really not doing that much?Barbro wrote:I did the same thing, I would mark off "review lecture notes" even though I had just done the critical pass flashcards or reviewed lean sheets. But whatever, review is review. If I had followed the study duration PSP suggested I would have never made it through the course.brotherdarkness wrote:I mark things "completed" without actually doing them all the time. Especially in the beginning, when it would tell me to review lecture notes for a few hours after the lecture. I'm basically at 75% tho (and I even did the AMP crap + submitted essays to be graded), so I guess I can stop studying now b/c I'm guaranteed to pass...
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I think "foreseeable" and "knew about P's special circumstance" are really the same thing. Consequential damages arise only from facts that are unique to the plaintiff. But the defendant has to be aware of those facts before the whole thing went down in order to be liable for consequential damages.Kage3212 wrote:Quick question about consequential damages.
I was always under the impression that a D has to know specifically of P's special circumstances in order for consequential damages to be obtained. However, I missed a question by picking an answer that stated "Generally, consequential damages are not recoverable by buyers."
The answer provides that Under the UCC, and absent a provision to the contrary, buyer are generally allowed to recover consequential damages in suits for a breach so long as the damages were foreseeable at the time the contract was made. I found this interesting because it says under the UCC the damages must just be foreseeable, NOT that the D must specifically know about P's special circumstances. This seems to be in direct contradiction to Contracts notes. Any insight on this issue is welcome.
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I guess not. Fine by me!victortsoi wrote:what to make of the fat that the average is so much lower? are people really not doing that much?Barbro wrote:I did the same thing, I would mark off "review lecture notes" even though I had just done the critical pass flashcards or reviewed lean sheets. But whatever, review is review. If I had followed the study duration PSP suggested I would have never made it through the course.brotherdarkness wrote:I mark things "completed" without actually doing them all the time. Especially in the beginning, when it would tell me to review lecture notes for a few hours after the lecture. I'm basically at 75% tho (and I even did the AMP crap + submitted essays to be graded), so I guess I can stop studying now b/c I'm guaranteed to pass...
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Tiago Splitter wrote:I think "foreseeable" and "knew about P's special circumstance" are really the same thing. Consequential damages arise only from facts that are unique to the plaintiff. But the defendant has to be aware of those facts before the whole thing went down in order to be liable for consequential damages.Kage3212 wrote:Quick question about consequential damages.
I was always under the impression that a D has to know specifically of P's special circumstances in order for consequential damages to be obtained. However, I missed a question by picking an answer that stated "Generally, consequential damages are not recoverable by buyers."
The answer provides that Under the UCC, and absent a provision to the contrary, buyer are generally allowed to recover consequential damages in suits for a breach so long as the damages were foreseeable at the time the contract was made. I found this interesting because it says under the UCC the damages must just be foreseeable, NOT that the D must specifically know about P's special circumstances. This seems to be in direct contradiction to Contracts notes. Any insight on this issue is welcome.
Got it - lots of case law on what is and is not foreseeable loss but if you think of it like this it becomes easier: X wants to construct a refinery to be able to process crude oil. X and Y enter into a contract for the construction of the refinery - to be completed by DATE. If Y fails to deliver it is foreseeable the delay would mean lost revenue for X - who was unable to refine the crude because of the delay.
Not "specific" knowledge of the actual reason - but more a reasonabless test.
That's how I look at it anyway.
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It was awful.ArmyOfficer wrote:Did MBE Refresher today. That is a confidence killer.
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Has anyone done the half day test in the back of the mpq book? Inthinkmitmwas Q75. What a joke.cdelgado wrote:It was awful.ArmyOfficer wrote:Did MBE Refresher today. That is a confidence killer.
Although that exam did also have a fact pattern about a gangbanger shoutout where somehow the victim was SLEEPING on the sofa during the shootout and shot...
Srsly?
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I know this has been talked about a bit already, but OMFG the Emanuel Civ Pro questions! Why are they so much harder?!? Why do they make me feel love for Barbri?!
Any idea which ones are more similar to the ones we'll see on the real MBE?! (please say barbri, please say barbri).
Any idea which ones are more similar to the ones we'll see on the real MBE?! (please say barbri, please say barbri).
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Adaptibar ones are much harder than Barbri too.ohhoney wrote:I know this has been talked about a bit already, but OMFG the Emanuel Civ Pro questions! Why are they so much harder?!? Why do they make me feel love for Barbri?!
Any idea which ones are more similar to the ones we'll see on the real MBE?! (please say barbri, please say barbri).
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Yeah I accidentally did the half day instead of the refresher. I remember a few questions in addition to that one where the facts were so improbable and wacky that it was distracting. Otherwise, didn't seem too terrible.felonious monk wrote:Has anyone done the half day test in the back of the mpq book? Inthinkmitmwas Q75. What a joke.cdelgado wrote:It was awful.ArmyOfficer wrote:Did MBE Refresher today. That is a confidence killer.
Although that exam did also have a fact pattern about a gangbanger shoutout where somehow the victim was SLEEPING on the sofa during the shootout and shot...
Srsly?
Is the refresher even worth doing if I've done the half-day instead? I could probably use the review, but confidence is at an all-time low.
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I thought it was on a much of minor nitpicky things. I knocked out almost 1100 Adaptibar questions and get 75.5% correct, then I go to the MBE refresher and get 61%. Big drop. Hopefully, as everyone says the Barbri questions are not representative of the real questions.murray18 wrote:Yeah I accidentally did the half day instead of the refresher. I remember a few questions in addition to that one where the facts were so improbable and wacky that it was distracting. Otherwise, didn't seem too terrible.felonious monk wrote:Has anyone done the half day test in the back of the mpq book? Inthinkmitmwas Q75. What a joke.cdelgado wrote:It was awful.ArmyOfficer wrote:Did MBE Refresher today. That is a confidence killer.
Although that exam did also have a fact pattern about a gangbanger shoutout where somehow the victim was SLEEPING on the sofa during the shootout and shot...
Srsly?
Is the refresher even worth doing if I've done the half-day instead? I could probably use the review, but confidence is at an all-time low.
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NCBE website has a small number of qs on their website specifically for Fed Civ Pro so check them out to get a good feel for exam day fun - hope this helps!ArmyOfficer wrote:Adaptibar ones are much harder than Barbri too.ohhoney wrote:I know this has been talked about a bit already, but OMFG the Emanuel Civ Pro questions! Why are they so much harder?!? Why do they make me feel love for Barbri?!
Any idea which ones are more similar to the ones we'll see on the real MBE?! (please say barbri, please say barbri).
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How sad is it after attempting to do essays on commercial paper, secured transactions, community property, consumer law, trusts, guardianships, oil and gas ......... i miss MBE questions!
so. sad. but at least i marginally know that crap
so. sad. but at least i marginally know that crap
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