Law lecture notes taken down by Alexander H. Main
- Reference:GB 237 Coll-1143
- Dates of Creation:1930-1935
- Language of Material:English
- Physical Description:2 boxes
Scope and Content
The collection is composed of the following notes:
- - notes on Civil Law, 1930-1931
- - notes on Civil Law (continuation, 2 June 1931 to 10 July 1931
- - notes on Jurisprudence, 15 October 1930 to 19 December 1930
- - notes on Scots Law (Book I), 14 October 1931 to 22 January 1932
- - notes on Scots Law (Book II, 23 January 1932 to 14 June 1932
- - notes on Scots Law (Book III), 15 June 1932 to 8 July 1932
- - notes on Criminal Law, and Mercantile Law (Extra lectures in Scots Law), 2 November 1931 to 7 March 1932
- - notes on Public International Law, 14 January 1932 to 10 March 1932
- - notes on Conveyancing, 12 October 1932 to 23 February 1933
- - notes on Conveyancing (continuation), 28 February 1932 to 6 July 1933
- - notes on Evidence and Procedure, 10 January 1933 to 17 March 1933
- - notes on Administrative Law, May to July 1935
The collection also includes a copy ofThe law of nations, Brierly, J. L., which is signed on the inside front board: Alexander H. Main
Administrative / Biographical History
Alexander Herbert Main studied Law at Edinburgh University in the 1930s. At the time of his studies he lived in Haddington, East Lothian. During academic year 1933-34, his name appeared on Faculty of Law Class Merit Lists in the subjects of Conveyancing practice (5th equal), and Evidence and Procedure (26th equal). He was awarded his degree of B.L. (Bachelor of Law) on 21 October 1933.
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