Sweet & Maxwell's Guide to the Legal Profession; The London Ll.b., the Law Clerks' Certificates and to Students' Law Books, With Suggested Courses of Reading - Tapa blanda

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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1910. Excerpt: ... APPENDIX II. EEGULATIONS OP THE LONDON SCHOOL OP LAW EELATING TO THE LAW CLEEKS' CEETIPICATE AND THE MUNICIPAL AND LOCAL GOVEBNMENT CEETIFICATE. The London School of Law differs from the institutions whose regulations are set out in the previous chapters, in that it is not a public institution. It is primarily a " coaching" establishment for the Bar, Law Society's, and other legal examinations. It finds, however, a place here because it gives special courses of instruction for two classes of students who are not directly catered for by any public body, examines them at the conclusion of their instruction, and certifies those who succeed in passing the test. The two classes of students referred to are the ordinary unarticled law clerks and clerks in local government employ; the certificates are called respectively, the "Law Clerks' Certificate," and the "Municipal and Local Government Certificate." We give an abstract of the regulations in each case; the complete regulations can be obtained from the secretary of the School, 55 & 56, Chancery Lane, W.C. The Law Clerks' Certificate. The examinations are of two grades, as follows:--(1) Senior Stage (a), for clerks of at least one year's experience. (2) Advanced Stage, for clerks of at least two years' experience. The examinations are held in the months of January and July in each year, and such other dates as may be notified. The subjects of examination are:--. (1) Senior Stage.--(a) Book-keeping1 (b) Office Eoutine2, (c) Law3. (2) Advanced Stage.--One of the follow ing--(a) Procedure4, (b) Conveyancing5 Attention is called to the following points in connection with the foregoing:--. 1 This includes a knowledge of double-entry and of solicitor's book-keeping and trust accounts. s The student must show a gener...