Transition.

Those Handelsgesellschaft days are gone, and now is Boonsom Booyanit. Means? Well, to be quite honest, I'm having a slight difficulty in reading my textbooks and case law now. I'm so used with English authors, their way of expression and the way each subject matter was explained. Even their citation - AER, AC, QB...now is? MLJ and something else, which i'm still NOT used to. The cases name..instead of Rylands v Fletcher, it's now Chinese or Indian names like Chu Choon Moi v Ngan Sew Tin. weird.i know that i'm still so not used to it, but since our course is only like 9 months, i must really speed up the "getting use to it" process, if not i'll totally fail my exam.

i like most of my classes (though there are some times where it gets too tiring), because most of my lecturers are in practice, and they always provide us with real life examples. i didn't regret chosing this path, and i'll stick to it till the end...

BUT..having test every week??? SIGH. thanks to Mr KJ, he insisted that we have test every week to make sure we do our readings, and tomorrow there will be a 10 question test on Professional Practice, and now here i am...still struggling to understand and remember what was taught last week. Well, although it's termed as PP, what we're actually studying is Malaysian's Land Law, and it differs quite a lot from English Land Law. SIGH. so, can you understand the difficulty that i'm kind of having now. i mean, i love studying English Land Law, it was one of my favourite subject....but now? i'm stuck with the our National Land Code and some really confusing and contradictory judgements! (not that the English doesnt have such problems larh) but still...i just hate those confusions and contradictions!