LLD
Noun
Meaning
an honorary law degree
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He made an honorary Doctor of Laws (LLD) by the University of St Andrews in 1939.
She was granted an honorary LLD by the University of St Andrews in 1899, citation awarded a damehood ( GBE ) in 1925, and died four years later, in 1929.
The plaque reads: ‘To the memory of George Boole, LLD, DCL, FRS, Cork, in whom the highest order of intellect cultivated by unwearied industry produced the fruits of deep humility and childlike trust.
Original article author was Richard Garnett, LLD.
He then went a step further to pursue his LLD which focused on the theoretical foundations and the practical perspectives of the concept of contractual freedom and autonomy in Commonwealth Africa.