i want to use LLB external result for entry 2nd and 3rd year in uk university.Is it hard to enter?

I think it has been mentioned in the previous post.
Can, u can do that by using intermediate result.

If i am not mistaken,i think its only Queens Mary accepts that for entry to 3rd year/final yr which u need at least a BBBB.

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Added on June 11, 2009, 3:24 pmYou are most welcome !

Haha, Science stream should be better as it is all about logic if u are reading it from the brochure.
I thought the brochure now didnt mention on the term English Legal System already? Or someone has misled you then.

Actually, it normally known as English Legal System, but it has been changed to Common Law Reasoning.



This post has been edited by jhong: Jun 11 2009, 03:24 PM

It isn't hard to enter certain Universities.

It depends on their admission policy and your results in your 1st and or 2nd year.

haha! i mentioned ma not meh..not as in free la..as in i have classes on weekends also that time so if u have then can meet up awhile ma
that time i got 1 day is afternoon tutorial class also xD
actually, that time i thought of also teaching bu then hmm, i only target certain topics lol and i guess i dun think will be good so abandon the idea of it haha!!

haha..jhong answered u already

Haha, i see... it seems i have really forgotten about that.
Well, now , since u have done with ur exams... just wish to meet u up when u start ur CLP then.
LOLX... Teach me whilst ur exams is just around the corner ? wow...so good !
Will definitely ask for help when i need it !

If everything going all right, and u managed to take CLP, When will ur class gonna commence ?

Aiks, it's okay
CLP intake commences in sept every year ler...so around that time lor..

I meant to teach Part 2 like around now (as in thought of doing so)...but i think i will fail being a tutor/lecturer haha!!!
but if got any problems with studies esp. the same subjects i took then i'm glad to help ler..alsree also sure can help
But hmm, there would be a lot of changes implemented in company law and conflicts since the new Regulations and Acts will come into force already later this year..so it will be easier for u guys i guess o_O dunno whether good or bad good = just learn the new law and dun need to know the old law unless they would still ask u in essay Qs. Bad = it's kinda new so application wise and there may be a lot of new cases for u guys.

eh, i dunno anything leh...

but will try to help nevertheless!

the twinning arrangement between australian universities and local colleges must consist of maximum two academic years of study in malaysia.I cant understand the term 'maximum'

This post has been edited by edennature: Jun 13 2009, 10:09 PM

nah, u're just being humble la!

'Maximum' is defined as :-

1. the greatest quantity or amount possible, assignable, allowable, etc.
2. the highest amount, value, or degree attained or recorded.
3. an upper limit allowed or allowable by law or regulation.
4. Mathematics.
a. Also called relative maximum, local maximum. the value of a function at a certain point in its domain, which is greater than or equal to the values at all other points in the immediate vicinity of the point. Compare absolute maximum.
b. the point in the domain at which a maximum occurs.

http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/maximum

:-)

This should answer your question.

eh, u currently managing which area? litigation or conveyancing?

how do i determine if an act is ultra vires?

I mean for example, if a director of a company is required to hold shares in a company within three months of an appointment and on the 2nd month, she enters an agreement regarding renovating company's premises (2nd month = no shares), is the contract still legally binding?

Y dun u post the Q here..i think they can help also
i may be wrg so dun reply on my feedback 100% ya xD

Hey guys...it's unofficial: but it looks like MMU law grads have been exempted from CLP (they've also stated this in an advertisement for their foundation courses in The Star today)

According to their students, MMU has received a letter stating thus too...anyone care to verify this?

Yes, they get exempted already.....

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

hmmm, how come they could?

http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1070665

Anyone knows if the Monash JD is recognized by the Malaysian Bar?

You may want to email the Malaysian bar council ?