University of Virginia Library

TABULAR OUTLINE OF COURSES.

[Asterisks indicate elective courses.—Lecture periods are one and a half hours
each.]

                                                                                               

FIRST YEAR.
FIRST TERM.	Periods per week	Total periods
Study of Cases—Legal Bibliography—Brief Making— Cooley's Brief Making; Wambaugh's Study of Cases: the Professor's Printed Notes. Professor Lile	2	26
Contracts. Clark on Contracts: Huffcut and Woodruff's Cases on Contracts: the Professor's Printed Notes. Professor Graves	4	52
Criminal Law. Mikell's Cases on Criminal Law. Professor Dobie	2	26
Domestic Relations. Long on Domestic Relations. Professor Eager	2	26
SECOND TERM.
Torts, including Master and Servant. Chapin on Torts; Chase's Cases on Torts; the Professor's Printed Notes; Burks' Printed Notes. Professor Graves	4	40
Bailments and Carriers. Dobie on Bailments and Carriers; Dobie's Cases on Bailments and Carriers. Professor Dobie	3	30
Agency. Mechem's Principles of Agency; Mechem's Cases. Professor Eager	2	20
THIRD TERM.
Negotiable Instruments. Bigelow on Bills, Notes and Cheques; the Negotiable Instruments Law; the Professor's Printed Notes. Professor Lile	2	20
International Law.[2] Davis' Elements of International Law. Professor Ribble	2	20
Sales. Woodward's Cases on Sales. Professor Dobie	2	20
Insurance. Vance on Insurance. Professor Eager	3	30
SECOND YEAR.
FIRST TERM.
Equity Jurisprudence. Merwin's Principles of Equity; the Professor's Printed Notes. Professor Lile	4	52
Common Law Pleading. Burks on Pleading and Practice; the Professor's Printed Notes and Questions. Professor Graves	2	26
Real Property (begun). Minor on Real Property. Professor Ribble	4	52
SECOND TERM.
Private Corporations. Clark on Corporations; the Virginia Corporation Act; Wormer's Cases on Private Corporations. Professor Lile	4	40
*Pleading in Virginia. Burks on Pleading and Practice; the Professor's Printed Notes. Professor Graves	2	20
Real Property (concluded). Minor on Real Property. Professor Ribble	3	30
*Code Pleading. Bryant on Code Pleading. Professor Dobie	2	20
*Admiralty. Hughes on Admiralty. Professor Eager	2	20
THIRD TERM.
Practice of Law, including Extraordinary Remedies. Burks on Pleading and Practice; Graves' Printed Notes. Professor Eager	3	30
Constitutional Law. Minor's Notes on Government; Black's Constitutional Law. Professor Ribble	4	40
Taxation. Beale's Cases on Taxation. Professor Dobie	2	20
THIRD YEAR.
FIRST TERM.
Criminal Procedure. Beale on Criminal Pleading and Practice; Minor's Printed Notes. Professor Ribble	2	26
Wills and Administration. Costigan's Cases on Wills. Professor Dobie	2	26
Bankruptcy. Holbrook and Aigler's Cases. Professor Eager	2	26
Partnership. Mechem's Elements of Partnership. Professor Eager	2	26
Forensic Debating (begun). Professor Paul	1	13
SECOND TERM.
Equity Procedure. Lile's Equity Pleading and Practice. Professor Lile	2	20
Conflict of Laws and Jurisdictions. Minor on the Conflict of Laws. Professor Ribble	3	30
Federal Jurisdiction and Procedure. Wheaton's Cases on Federal Procedure. Professor Dobie	3	30
*Damages. Hale on Damages. Professor Eager	2	20
Forensic Debating (continued). Professor Paul	1	10
THIRD TERM.
Public Corporations. Macy's Cases on Municipal Corporations; the Professor's Printed Notes. Professor Lile	2	20
Legal Ethics. Costigan's Cases on Legal Ethics; Cohen's The Law—Business or Profession?; the Code of Ethics of the American Bar Association; Answers to Questions by the Committee of the New York County Bar Association on Professional Ethics. Professor Lile	2	20
Evidence. Greenleaf on Evidence (16th edition by Wigmore); Throckmorton's Cases; the Professor's Printed Notes. Professor Graves	6	60
Forensic Debating (concluded). Professor Paul	1	10