law paper of pcc,
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24 December 2007
Is it necessary to mention all the sections in laws paper ?
24 December 2007
Hi Priyanka,
It is always recommended to mention sections in replying to the answers. But it would be deterent if the sections are wrong. So quoting a wrong section is infact more hazardous than by not quoting it at all. Only if are confident of any section by heart then onlyquote the same and never go for any guess work. It may influence a negetive impact on your paper.
Rgds/
Vineet
It is always recommended to mention sections in replying to the answers. But it would be deterent if the sections are wrong. So quoting a wrong section is infact more hazardous than by not quoting it at all. Only if are confident of any section by heart then onlyquote the same and never go for any guess work. It may influence a negetive impact on your paper.
Rgds/
Vineet
25 December 2007
thanks ! expecting such prompt reply always.
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