yes thats rite. this friday. and then it's three months of agony waiting for results...

you're probably at the exam hall now, but anyway, sending u a good luck and to all those taking common law.

utas as in uni of tasmania in aussie? if so, u had better email them directly, no word is better than their own...


yeah i was suprised at company. three similar questions, heck, but i couldn't remember the format. so i just wrote as i knew. even for succession they had a similar question in regard to the mutual wills question. sigh, dunno ah...will wait for august to see whether i did well or not...stupid timetable. will take me a long while to get over it. was that your last paper xziled? those stupid ppl at UUM pissed me off, so unorganized. such a simple thing to allocate seats among so many of them yet a few others and myself were dragged around looking for empty slots! aiyah, i wun have to deal with them anymore.......hopefully!


well, in inter i messed up my contract too, totally tot i failed but got an okay B in the end...so was ok la...Inter is a good learning process, u learn what u really need to do to do well. just relax and enjoy your holidays!! for those still having exams, good luck again!!

nope dun have...


Anybody here from Mentari?

This post has been edited by alsree786: May 23 2009, 07:40 PM

yeah, the tables on the 7th floor are bigger as well, more convenient for those who/have to rely heavily on statute books...haha, yeah im finished. plan to chill for a short while, then work. dun think i'll be doing clp, not gonna stay in malaysia for long. but if i were to do it, then will consider BAC...

and good luck for conflicts. quite a few of my frens doing conflicts as well...such a long break till that paper...i never like breaks that are too long between exams...tend to lose focus!

errr no. main exams for uol llb (and possibly all main uol exams during that period - assumption) are held at designated centres depending on where u wanna do the exam. if in KL, it's at Universiti Utara Malaysia...no offense to any uum students, but i thoroughly dislike that place...though i cant seem to think of another more feasible option

i'm not sure about resits tho.

um yeah...better than going to putrajaya. if u take uol llm, u have to go to putrajaya ya...for llb in KL it's uum, but this year a few subjects were taken at another location. so it was partly at uum and partly at another place....not sure where coz didn't affect me so didn't take heed...

errr, freshie lawyers dun earn so much...rm3k is pretty high! a quick check with the online job sites shud feed your curiosity...

yea....until u own your own firm, or start getting commission based salaries, you earn quite low as a lawyer...

3....

call them

thanks for the reference. i didn't know Mr. Steven was part of it...

haha, edited your post before i could ask u what in the world was "jaggot"....


This post has been edited by alsree786: Jun 9 2009, 10:21 AM

eh, i dunno anything leh...

but will try to help nevertheless!

For those of you who have graduated with an llb not recognised in singapore by the relevant prof body, if u have the finances, qualifications or the time and willing to practice in singapore, consider the smu JD.

http://www.law.smu.edu.sg/jd/jd_programme.asp

This post has been edited by alsree786: Jun 20 2009, 05:45 PM

lower courts, mostly yes (if not all), higher courts, the judges at times allow english, some of em actually prefer english. but you need decent bm whatever it is...

tort is one of the bulkiest llb subjects and els and contract are fundamentals. so do u think u have to study only the extract for A levels or everything there is on the subjects??

there u go. you'll only learn the main bits, and even then you would not be tested at llb level (duh)...

thanks for the info. please quote source as well. Is this guardian or times?

hmm, manchester used to be above reading and cardiff, oh well...

please quote source of ranking list. and i agree, exeter is improving.

you will have to pay additional examination fees totalling less than RM3k to the local board, but that is subject to change.

I dunno about other subjects, but for the UOL LLM in IP, the subject guides are pretty thin, and u can basically rely on them to get through. Whatever it is, the LLM is knowledge based, and is easier than any given LLB Part level examination imho.