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Winter Graduations – Centre for Legal History

Published 27 November 2013 by pdupless

This blogger and his colleagues in the Centre for Legal History wish to congratulate a number of our students who have been awarded their degrees at the Winter Graduation Ceremony.

Dr. Munin Pongsapan (seen here with Professor John W. Cairns) was awarded a PhD for his splendid thesis on the reception of foreign law in Thailand in 1925. He was supervised by Ms. Laura MacGregor and Dr. Paul J. du Plessis.

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Two students in the Centre for Legal History, Thomas Chambers and Graham Cunningham (seen here with Professor John W. Cairns) both graduated with the LL.M (by research) in History and Philosophy of Law.

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Mr. Andrew Herd (below) also graduated with the LL.M in Law by Research. Andrew obtained a distinction for his thesis on William Forbes’s discussion of authority in Scots law.

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Congratulations to all!

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