The University of Virginia record :: January 15, 1929

FIRST YEAR		SECOND YEAR		THIRD YEAR
First Term—September 16 to December 13—13 Weeks.[3]
	Periods per week		Periods per week		Periods per week
Study of Cases	3	Common Law Pleading	3	Negotiable Instruments	3
Legal Bibliography	3	Professor Glenn		Professor Lile
Professor Lile		Real Property (begun)	6	Public Corporations	2
Contracts	6	Professor Ribble		Professor Ribble
Professor Nash		Private Corporations	6	Legal History	3
International Law	3	Professor Glenn		Professor Dobie
Professor Dillard				Bankruptcy	3
				Partnership	3
				Professor Eager
				Forensic Debating (begun)	1
				Professor Paul
Second Term—January 3 to March 15—10 Weeks[3]
Torts	6	[4] Pleading in Virginia	3	Equity Procedure	3
Professor Glenn		Professor Nash		Professor Lile
Bailments and Carriers	4	Real Property (concluded)	4	Conflict of Laws	5
Professor Ribble		Professor Ribble		Professor Nash
Domestic Relations	4	[4] Code Pleading	3	Federal Jurisdiction and Procedure	3
Professor Eager		Wills	3	Professor Dobie
		Professor Dobie		[4] Damages	3
		Equity Jurisprudence	6	[4] Admiralty	3
		Professor Lile		Professor Eager
				Forensic Debating (continued)	1
				Professor Paul
Third Term—March 24 to May 31—10 Weeks[5]
Criminal Law	4	Practice at Law	4	Legal Ethics	3
Sales	4	Professor Nash		Professor Lile
Professor Dobie		Constitutional Law	6	Evidence	8
Insurance	4	Professor Ribble		Professor Glenn
Agency	4	Taxation	4	Criminal Procedure	3
Professor Eager		Professor Dobie		Professor Nash
				Forensic Debating (concluded)	1
				Professor Paul

[3]

Exclusive of one week devoted to Examinations.

[4]

Electives.

[5]

Exclusive of one week devoted to Examinations.

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