Law

This module contains content and information that LLB students may find useful.

Remember to always ask your lecturer if you need assistance.

Constitutional Law A is an introduction to the concepts of parliamentary sovereignty and constitutional supremacy in a historical context; the separation of powers doctrine with particular reference to the division between, and functions of, the legislature the executive and the judiciary.  Some aspects of constitutional litigation are included.

The purpose of Public International Law is to introduce the student to rules and principles governing relations between sovereign states and intergovernmental organizations such as the United Nations, the course is designed to provide a concise, coherent perspective of Public International Law principles and systems at domestic, regional and international level.

Legal Drafting is a new module comprising of the drafting component of matimonial litigation and succession.

Welcome to Law of Persons.

Lectures will take place face-to-face on the following days:

Mondays 8h30-9h20 AL 9

Wednesdays 7h30-8h20 AL 9

Thursdays 9h30-10h20 AL 9

You are welcome to consult with me during consultation hours at room 309, block D.

Consultation Hours are :

Mondays 9h30-12h30

Tuesdays 10h30-12h30

Wednesdays 8h30-12h30

Welcome to Forensic Medicine.