Calendar: 1957-1958 Page 131

132 FACULTY OF LAWS time being which can be offered for the Master of Laws degree examination and by submitting dissertation which must be written in English and must afford evidence of serious study by the candidate and of his ability to discuss difficult problem critically The subject of the dissertation must be submitted for the approval of the University not later than 15th April for the next ensuing examination In each examination subject the examination shall consist of one three- hour paper The examiners may in addition if they see fit examine any candidate orally FEES All Fees are payable in advance A-Registration Fees Registration Fee of £2 2s must be paid to the College by each Regular Day or Evening student upon acceptance by the Dean of the Faculty This fee is non-returnable and in the event of non-entry it is forfeited In addition further charge of £1 Is is made to each Overseas Student upon acceptance which is deducted from the general Tuition Fees upon entry but in the event of non-entry it is forfeited Registration Fee of 5s is charged to Occasional Students on their first entry to the College in any session No fee is charged by the University for the registration of matriculated students as Internal Students if application for registra- tion is made within three months from the first attendance at the course in respect of which registration is desired fee of 10s 6d is payable in respect of each application received at later date and acceded to The College undertakes the registration of students and application should be made at the Office for the necessary forms except when they are issued on the day of enrolment Β-Fees eor the LL Course Tuition Fees Day students -£50 session or £17 term Evening students -£30 session or £11 £10 £10 in successive terms Examination entry fees payable to the University Intermediate gns Part gns Part II gns The payment of the Day Fee entitles student to attend all the courses prescribed for the subjects he has selected for his Examinations and such additional courses whether in the Faculty of Laws or in any other Faculty as he may be advised by the Dean to attend of which however not more than one additional course may be at College other than that at which he is registered This concession does not