The University of Virginia record :: April 15, 1936

First Term—September 23 to December 20 [5]
First Year	Periods per week	Second Year	Periods per week	Third Year	Periods per week
Legal Bibliography	1	Real Property I	4	Conflict of Laws	3
Contracts	4	Professor Ribble		Brief Making	1
Professor Dillard		Wills	3	Professor Nash
Torts	4	Professor Dobie		Equity III (including Trusts)	4
Personal Property	3	Private Corporations	3	Professor Glenn
Professor Buckler		Professor Glenn		[6] Partnership	3
Criminal Law	3	Virginia Procedure [7]	2	Professor Dillard
Professor Dobie		Professor Nash		[6] Bankruptcy [8]	3
		Code Pleading [7]	2	Professor Eager
		Professor Dobie		[6] Taxation	3
		Equity II	4	Professor Ribble
		Professor Glenn		[6] Corporate Finance	2
				Professor Buckler
				[6] Insurance	3
				Professor Eager
Second Term—January 3 to March 21 [9]
Contracts	4	Real Property II	4	Conflict of Laws	3
Professor Dillard		Professor Ribble		Professor Nash
Torts	4	Private Corporations	2	[6] Security	3
Personal Property	2	Professor Glenn		Professor Glenn
Professor Buckler		Negotiable Instruments	5	[6] Public Utilities	4
Persons	3	Professor Eager		Professor Ribble
Professor Eager		Civil Procedure	3	[6] Admiralty	3
Criminal Law	2	Professor Nash		Professor Dillard
Professor Dobie				[6] Federal Procedure	3
				Professor Dobie
				[6] Corporate Finance	2
				Professor Buckler
				[6] Constitutional Problems	2
				Professor Ribble
Third Term—March 23 to June 4 [9]
Equity I	4	Constitutional Law	6	Professional Ethics	2
Professor Glenn		Professor Ribble		Professor Buckler
Common Law Actions	4	Evidence	6	Legal History	4
Professor Buckler		Professor Nash		Professor Dobie
Persons	3	Sales	4	[6] Public Corporations	3
Agency	4	Professor Dobie		[6] International Law	3
Professor Eager				Professor Dillard
				[6] Corporate Finance	2
				Professor Buckler
				[6] Criminal Procedure	2
				Professor Nash
				[6] Creditors' Rights [10]	3
				Professor Glenn

[5]

Including one week devoted to examinations.

[6]

Electives. A candidate must pass 21 term-hours of elective courses.

[7]

Every candidate is required to take either Virginia Procedure or Code Pleading.

[8]

Bankruptcy is recommended as a prerequisite to Creditors' Rights.

[9]

Including one week devoted to examinations.

[10]

Bankruptcy is recommended as a prerequisite to Creditors' Rights.

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CONDENSED TABLE OF COURSES FOR THE SESSION 1935-1936 (Subject to alteration)