Past questions, organised by topic, not just by exam year.
JurisHub turns years of scattered past papers into a structured, searchable study system. Pick a topic and see every related question that has ever been asked.
You know the old way. Here's the difference.
The old way
- Hunt through 10+ scanned PDFs per course, one exam year at a time
- Print or photocopy papers just to have something to revise from
- Search one file at a time, with no way to search a whole course at once
- No idea which topics you've actually covered before the exam
With JurisHub
- One topic view shows every year a question on it was ever asked
- Everything lives on your phone or laptop, nothing to print or carry
- Search across an entire course's past questions in one go
- See exactly how much of each course you've reviewed
Pick a course, then a topic
Contract Law, Constitutional Law, Criminal Law: drill down to the exact topic you're revising, like Offer or Consideration.
See every past question at once
Every question ever tagged with that topic, from every exam year, in one list. No more flipping through PDFs year by year.
Save and practise
Bookmark questions for later, or start a focused practice session on just the topic you need to master.
A real look inside: Tort Law I
Actual past questions already tagged and searchable in JurisHub.
"The purchaser of a ticket for a seat at a theatre or other similar entertainments has a right to stay and witness the whole performance provided he behaves properly and complied with the rules of management." Citing appropriate authorities, discuss the validity of this statement of the law.
With the support of appropriate authorities, discuss four (4) exceptions to the rule that in actions in trespass to chattel, the person in possession of the goods has capacity to sue in respect of them.
Abele, a taxi driver, picked up Sudi and, after a dispute over the fare and destination, refused to stop the moving vehicle when Sudi demanded to be let out, frightening his passenger, Nana Ama. a. What action(s) in tort law, if any, may Sudi and Nana Ama bring against Abele? b. Citing relevant authorities, discuss four (4) exceptions to the rule that in actions in trespass to chattel, the person in possession of the goods has capacity to sue in respect of them.