A former Bar Vocational Course (BVC) student has won a long-running legal battle against Cardiff University to have her exam marks increased. A High Court decision last week (19 August) saw Mr Justice Wyn Williams uphold claimant Alice Clarke's case against Cardiff University to increase her BVC marks, bringing to an end her four-year struggle against the university.
August 28, 2009 at 10:38 AM
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A former Bar Vocational Course (BVC) student has won a long-running legal battle against Cardiff University to have her exam marks increased.
A High Court decision last week (19 August) saw Mr Justice Wyn Williams uphold claimant Alice Clarke’s case against Cardiff University to increase her BVC marks, bringing to an end her four-year struggle against the university.
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