| Compulsory Subjects |
| Torts and the Process of Law I and II |
| History and Philosophy of Law I and II (not required for legal practice but compulsory for LLB) |
| Criminal Law and Procedure I and II |
| Contracts I and II |
| Constitutional and Administrative Law |
| Property I and II |
| Equity and Trusts |
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| Quasi-Compulsory Subjects |
| Corporations Law (730-460) |
| Evidence (730-385) |
| Civil Litigation* (730-384) - will not be offered after 2006 and will be replaced by Dispute Resolution (730-113) |
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Dispute Resolution and Legal Ethics* (730-410) - will not be offered after 2006 and will be replaced by Legal Ethics (730-454).
OR
Legal Ethics and Professional Conduct* (730-383; Summer Semester) - will not be offered after 2006 and will be replaced by Legal Ethics (730-454).
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*Equivalent subjects in the new curriculum are available here.
Note: Students who have successfully completed the year long subject 730-112 Dispute Resolution and Legal Ethics will not be allowed to study 730-384 Civil Litigation or 730-410 Dispute Resolution and Legal Ethics (semester long subject) or 730-383 Legal Ethics and Professional Conduct.
Students are strongly recommended to undertake the quasi-compulsory subjects, even if they do not currently intend to practise law. If a graduate subsequently wishes to practise law and has not completed all the admission to practise subjects, these subjects must be undertaken as individual Community Access Program (CAP) subjects.
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