THE LAW SOCIETY OF SCOTLAND
EXAMINATIONS
EUROPEAN COMMUNITY LAW
Thursday 5 FEBRUARY 2009
1330 – 1630
(Three Hours)
Please read the following instructions carefully
The examination is of three hours’ duration. Candidates are required
to answer FOUR questions, two from Part A and two from Part B.
All four questions are of equal value. Answers are required to be fully
reasoned and supported by authority where appropriate. Candidates
need to take care to read the questions carefully and to answer what
is asked.
[Candidates are permitted to have at hand during the examination a
copy of Blackstone’s EC Legislation (Foster (ed)) or a copy of Basic
Community Law (Rudden & Wyatt (ed)) or a copy of the EC and EU
Treaties published by the Office of Official Publications of the
European Communities. These materials can be underlined and
highlighted, but not annotated.]
The Treaty of Amsterdam brought a change to the numeration of all
Treaty Articles. Where Treaty Articles are cited in this paper, the
Amsterdam numeration is used. Candidates are required to use the
Amsterdam numeration when citing Treaty Articles in their answers.
