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The General Board give notice that, on the recommendation of the Faculty Board or other authority concerned, the regulations for certain University examinations have been amended as follows:
The regulations for the Law Tripos have been amended (i) to replace Paper 42 'Principles of conveyancing law' with a new paper entitled 'Intellectual property'; (ii) to simplify the regulations governing the choice of papers available in Part IB of the Tripos; (iii) to extend the deadline by which applications to take part in the Part II seminar course must be submitted; and, for the Tripos and for the LL.M. Examination; (iv) to remove redundancies in the regulations; and (v) to require essays and theses to be computer or typewritten. In the references to the regulations for the Law Tripos below the current regulation numbering is used.
The regulations for the Examination in Criminal Law have been rescinded. This examination was originally provided to enable students to take the subjects required for professional exemption purposes in one year. This is not now possible as the professional bodies require at least two years of a qualifying law degree to have been spent studying law.
The Faculty Board of Law are satisfied that no candidate's preparation for the examination in 2003 will be adversely affected by these amendments.
(Statutes and Ordinances, p. 324)
With immediate effect
Regulation 13.
By deleting from the last sentence the words 'and shall appoint a Chairman of Examiners from among the resident Examiners for that Part'.
Regulation 15.
By deleting this regulation and renumbering subsequent regulations and cross-references accordingly.
Regulation 19.
By amending the title of Paper 42 'Principles of conveyancing law' in Group IV so as to read 'Intellectual property'.
Regulation 23.
By replacing in the second line of sub-paragraph (b) the words 'Full Easter Term' by the words 'Easter Term'.
With effect from 1 October 2003
Regulation 21.
By amending the first two lines so as to read:
'A candidate for honours in Part IB shall offer five papers chosen from among Papers 1, 2, and 4 and Groups II and III, provided that',
and by deleting subsection (ii) and renumbering subsection (iii) as (ii).
Regulation 22.
By amending the second proviso so as to read 'a candidate who has not previously offered Paper 1 (Civil law I) may not offer Paper 13 (Civil law II).
Regulation 23.
By replacing the final sentence in sub-paragraph (d) with the following sentence 'The essay shall be computer- or type-written.'
(Statutes and Ordinances, p. 328)
With immediate effect
By rescinding the regulations for this examination.
(Statutes and Ordinances, p. 438)
With immediate effect
Regulation 12.
By deleting the final sentence.
With effect from 1 October 2003
Regulation 9.
By inserting a new sub-paragraph (i) so as to read:
(i) Any essay or thesis submitted shall be computer- or type-written.
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Cambridge University Reporter, 12 February 2003
Copyright © 2002 The Chancellor, Masters and Scholars
of the University of Cambridge.