How to Fail Easy Bar Exams? Here Are the Facts!

Let's illustrate with Real Property. This subject can be tested in any one or more of the following broad areas: 1. Conveyancing - e.g. easements, deeds, grantee/grantor interests such as reversions,determinable interests,remainders 2. Landlord and tenant - e.g. Assignments, sub-leases, constructive eviction, type of tenancy.3. Legal and equitable covenants affecting real property interests.Your professor may have more or other areas. Note that not all of them will be relevant to the bar exam whatever the state. The point is that there's a limited chance of success on exam day if subjects are not properly segregated into their constituent parts as done here. A muddled understanding of the substantive law eliminates the chance of success because the grader will spot it.