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  1. Aturmercy's Avatar
    1 18-05-2012  10:50
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    Per question or overall?
    How are law questions marked? I'm a Uni of London student. Are law paper marked per question - eg. marks for Question 1 + 2 + 3 + 4 = Total marks OR do they read all 4 questions and give an overall pass mark? I did well in 3 questions but could not answer nor finish the 4th and ended up writing a general answer of about 1 1/2 pages for trust essay question.
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    2 18-05-2012  11:09
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    Re: Per question or overall?
    Per question.
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