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| (a) | A written paper of three hours' duration: |
| Paper 1. | The law of taxation. |
| Paper 2. | International commercial litigation. |
| Paper 3. | Conflict of laws. |
| Paper 4. | The law of restitution. |
| Paper 5. | International sales. |
| Paper 7. | History of English civil and criminal law, 1154-1485. |
| Paper 10. | Public law. |
| Paper 11. | Jurisprudence. |
| Paper 13. | Comparative law. |
| Paper 19. | Private law and political theory. |
| Paper 23. | Law of armed conflict, use of force, and peacekeeping. |
| Paper 24. | Settlement of international disputes. |
| Paper 31. | Commercial insurance law. |
| Paper 33. | External relations law of the European Union. |
| Paper 34. | Civil and social rights in the European Union. |
| Paper 35. | European legal history. |
| (b) | A written paper of two hours' duration together with the submission of an essay of not more than 7,000 words, including footnotes and appendices but excluding the bibliography: |
No papers prescribed for this form of examination.
| (c) | In the following subjects candidates have a free choice between the two forms of examination (a) and (b) above: |
| Paper 6. | Environmental law and policy. |
| Paper 8. | History of English civil and criminal law, 1485-1710. |
| Paper 9. | Law and practice of civil liberties. |
| Paper 15. | Corporate finance law. |
| Paper 16. | Intellectual property. |
| Paper 17. | Comparative criminal procedure. |
| Paper 20. | History and theory of international law. |
| Paper 21. | Law of peace. |
| Paper 22. | International human rights law. |
| Paper 25. | The European Union as a new legal order. |
| Paper 29. | Family law and policy. |
| Paper 30. | Philosophy of criminal law. |
| Paper 32. | Modern legal history. |
Candidates will not be permitted to offer both Paper 2, International commercial litigation, and Paper 3, Conflict of laws, in the LL.M. Examination, 1998.
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