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  Item Reference: KCLCAL-1984-1985-105

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114 Faculty of Laws as for the Intermediate LL and Part of the LL respectively except that students are required additionally to attend non- examinable course on Introduction to the German Legal System and that they may not offer Elements of German Civil Law as an optional subject The third year is spent at the University of Passau following an approved course of study in German Law Candidates who reach satisfactory standard in the course work and examinations will be awarded Diploma of the University of Passau The course and examination for the final year are the same as for Part II of the LL Postgraduate Courses HIGHER DEGREES LL candidate may obtain the LL degree by passing at one and the same examination in any four of the specified subjects The duration of the course of study is normally one year Internal and external graduates of the University of London and graduates of other universities may be admitted to the course In- tending candidates should consult the University Regulations in the Faculty of Laws for Internal Students which can be obtained from the Academic Registrar University of London Senate House London WC1E 7HU PHIL PH AND LL Intending candidates should refer to the University Regulations as above and consult the Dean of the Faculty candidate for registration for Phil or Ph degrees in Laws must have previously obtained the LL degree with first or upper second class honours or good LL degree of the University of London or an equivalent degree of another university The minimum period of study is two years In the case of the LL degree candidate must have previously obtained the LL Phil or the Ph degree in the Faculty of Laws as an internal student In exceptional circumstances candidate who has obtained the LL degree as an internal student may be exempted from this requirement on the ground of published work Candidates must submit published papers or books constituting an original contribution to the advancement of legal knowledge
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