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Understanding the Scottish Practicks, 3rd-4th May 2013

Published 29 March 2013 by jcairns

Readers of the blog might be interested in a workshop on the practicks being held at the University of Aberdeen on 3rd-4th May 2013, under the auspices of the University of Aberdeen's Civil Law Centre and Research Institute of Irish and Scottish Studies. Speakers will include Prof. John Cairns, Prof. Julian Goodare, Prof. John Finlay, Prof. Gero Dolezalek, Dr Sara Brooks, Dr John Ford, Dr Andrew Simpson, and Dr Adelyn Wilson. All those with an interest in Scottish legal history are warmly invited to attend. For more information or to register for the conference, please email Adelyn Wilson (adelyn.wilson@abdn.ac.uk). There is no charge for attendance and a contribution towards accomodation costs might be available.width=346

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