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Comment on Malaysia Multimedia University Law Graduates are Exempted from CLP Exam by peter

peter — Thu, 06 Dec 2012 13:10:23 +0000

Hi, would appreciate some info/advice about law degree in public U. Is the A-Level accepted for entry into UM? What is the medium of instruction at UM for the LLB?

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Comment on Malaysia Multimedia University Law Graduates are Exempted from CLP Exam by Cliff Kury

Cliff Kury — Fri, 20 Jul 2012 19:42:46 +0000

Hi i’m a lawyer by profession and this is twice now that i’ve landed on your blog in the last 3 days looking for completely unrelated things. This Malaysia Multimedia University Law Graduates are Exempted from CLP Exam eLawyer Law Blog Forum entry has been useful.

Comment on Malaysia Multimedia University Law Graduates are Exempted from CLP Exam by Manisha

Manisha — Wed, 30 May 2012 18:05:43 +0000

Can anyone tell me if there is somebody out there that has graduated from MMU and was exempted from CLP? nobody is answering the question…as of today in 2012, is there anybody who has completed the course in MMU & is chambering ? thx..

Comment on Malaysia Multimedia University Law Graduates are Exempted from CLP Exam by Gopal Raj Kumar

Gopal Raj Kumar — Thu, 10 May 2012 06:54:13 +0000

Vishnu Morgan, “unwritten law?” whats that. The University of London gives you a law degree at its barest minimum. Frsom the point of your graduation with a University of London LLB your real slog begins along the path to becoming a lawyer.

Most graduates from this age old English institution do not understand that the law in practice is far more demanding of knowledge than that which is imbued at the academic level acquired over a three year term at the University. It also explains why Malaysian lawyers remain as unenlightened as they are today.

The real test of their prowess in the law comes when they migrate to other common law countries and find themelves struggling to go beyond simple conveyancing jobs and magistrate court drink driving defences.

Studying at the UUM should not be diferent to studying at the University of London. No use being snobs when in real life the orgins of your degree mean nothing if your own efforts and capabilities amount to nothing.

Comment on Malaysia Multimedia University Law Graduates are Exempted from CLP Exam by Vishnu Morgan

Vishnu Morgan — Thu, 10 May 2012 05:08:02 +0000

Can Foundation in law in MMU be used to apply in other universities?Please answer.

Comment on Getting Called to the Singapore Bar (Part 1): The Requirements by Chew Sing Hui

Chew Sing Hui — Fri, 27 Apr 2012 16:58:05 +0000

Please do let me know , if I’m a UOL external (3+0) how can I be qualified ? And I’m not from the school in the list , is that able for me to be a qualified person ? thank you

Comment on Malaysia Multimedia University Law Graduates are Exempted from CLP Exam by Sharon

Sharon — Sun, 08 Apr 2012 13:29:37 +0000

hello , I applied for Foundation in Law in MMU , and trust me , the requirement is low but it’s hard to get in . Even if you get B for your English or Sejarah , less chances you will get a sit , The place are limited . I think it’s only 100+ (not sure , maybe lower ?? ) They even asked for my gce and I was like *what the heck* ,

Comment on Malaysia Multimedia University Law Graduates are Exempted from CLP Exam by Vishnu Morgan

Vishnu Morgan — Sat, 07 Apr 2012 06:32:10 +0000

As we all know a law degree from the University of London which is also offered at ATC and BAC and a law degree from Multimedia University are totally two diffrent things.Both of this law degrees do not possess the same course structures.It takes only 3 years to complete a law degree from the University of London but at the same time it takes 4 years to complete a law degree from MMU.As you all see,it is very logical that MMU law graduates to be exempted because subjects like civil procedure are all studied during their final year of their degree.Whereas,University of London law graduates will only study this subjects during their CLP course.Futhermore MMU law students study purely Malaysian law where else University of London graduates studies only English Law which also known as unwritten law.

Comment on MANAGING INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY AS A STRATEGIC ASSET PART 2: Look for Treasures in Your Company by surendra

surendra — Sat, 31 Mar 2012 10:06:37 +0000

Hello Mr.David,

My name is Suren and i am a law student from Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia. I have an inquiry in regards to you’re article. If in a company, there is a team of individuals working on a project, does the authorship right vest in the company or is it shared amongst the team members?