Calendar: 1931-1932 Page 154

150 FACULTY OF LAWS Registrar duly filled up and completed not later than the 12th day of March preceding the Examination It is important that Candidates for the Examinations of the University of London should make themselves thoroughly acquainted with the Regulations of the University regarding Registration Attendance at Recognised Courses Filling in of Schedules Payment of Examination Fees and other matters -1 Students reading for Honours should consult their Teachers as to the additional and special courses they should take Students intending to take both Conveyancing and Conflict of Laws as their optional subjects must take one of these subjects in their second year and the other in their third year REGULATIONS FOR THE LL AND LL DEGREES For the Regulations and Curriculum for the Higher Degrees students should consult the University Regulations in the Faculty of Laws for Internal Students which may be obtained in the College Office For Courses for the LL Degree see 154 I-UNDERGRADUATE COURSES Α -INTERMEDIATE COURSE ONE SESSION Note -Evening Courses are marked with an asterisk and printed in italics ROMAN LAW Prof Jolowicz Roman Law and 10-11 beginning Oct University College Roman Law 6-7 30 University College tutorial class for the study of Latin and the Institutes is held at King's College at times to be arranged to meet the convenience of students special fee is charged for this class CONSTITUTIONAL LAW AND ITS HISTORY Mr Jennings English Constitutional Law Tu 3-4 beginning Oct 13 London School of Economics English Constitutional Law Tu 6-7 beginning Oct 13 London School of Economics History of English Constitutional Law Ist and 2nd Terms Tu 12-1 beginning Oct 13 London School of Economics History of English Constitutional Law 1st and 2nd Terms Tu 7-8 beginning Oct 13 London School of Economics