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Page 574
... countries has been extensively used as a model . A full picture of this pattern would require a detailed account of the interplay of exter- nal influences in the law of many countries , but , by way of illustration , it may be pointed ...
... countries has been extensively used as a model . A full picture of this pattern would require a detailed account of the interplay of exter- nal influences in the law of many countries , but , by way of illustration , it may be pointed ...
Page 775
... countries the require- ments vary , some placing more emphasis on apprentice- ship and others placing more emphasis on examination . Some newly independent countries that previously had no local facilities for legal education have ...
... countries the require- ments vary , some placing more emphasis on apprentice- ship and others placing more emphasis on examination . Some newly independent countries that previously had no local facilities for legal education have ...
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... countries also provide for higher degrees in law . In common - law countries there is usually a series of steps , ascending through a degree of master of laws to a doctor- ate or senior doctorate . In civil - law countries it is nor ...
... countries also provide for higher degrees in law . In common - law countries there is usually a series of steps , ascending through a degree of master of laws to a doctor- ate or senior doctorate . In civil - law countries it is nor ...
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