Ljiljana Kadić, a longtime professor at the Faculty of Law of the University of Montenegro, passed away the day before yesterday after a long and serious illness.
Kadić was born in Sarajevo, where she completed elementary school. She graduated from the "Slobodan Skerović" high school in what was then Titograd, and graduated from the Faculty of Law in Titograd in 1975.
She won student awards from the Faculty of Law in her second and third year of study for an average of 10.00.
She received her master's degree and doctorate from the Faculty of Law of the University of Belgrade (with honors) in the field of civil law (inheritance law).
She started her first job in 1976 at the Republic Secretariat for Justice and Administrative Organization.
She spent her working life at the Faculty of Law of the University of Montenegro, from 1977 until her retirement.
She belonged to the first generation of assistants at that faculty.
She taught Inheritance Law and related legal disciplines. She used English, Russian and Spanish in her work.
She is the author of several books and papers, participated in several regional and international conferences, worked on projects, and completed several study stays.
She also graduated from the Diplomatic Academy at SMIP in Belgrade in 2000-2001.
She was ambassador of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (FRY) to Cuba on a residential basis, and to Jamaica, Haiti and the Dominican Republic from 2001 to 2003.
She also taught at the "Gavro Vuković" Diplomatic Academy in Montenegro.
"With the departure of our dear Ljilja, part of the history of our faculty is also leaving. She was a dedicated and eloquent teacher, a sincere friend and a great fighter for true values. She will remain in the fondest memories of generations of students. It was a privilege to know her and hang out with her," it says. in the announcement of the Faculty of Law.
Ljiljana Kadić will be buried today.
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