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Volume 67 - Issue 3 - November 2008

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THE FORMALISM OF STATE SOVEREIGNTY IN TERRITORIAL AND MARITIME DISPUTES
Alex Mills
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04 November 2008, pp. 443-447
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RECONCILING THE CLASH BETWEEN UK OBLIGATIONS UNDER THE UN CHARTER AND THE ECHR IN DOMESTIC LAW: TOWARDS SYSTEMIC INTEGRATION?
Penelope Nevill
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04 November 2008, pp. 447-450
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POLITICAL ADVERTISING AND THE BROADCAST MEDIA
Jacob Rowbottom
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04 November 2008, pp. 450-453
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BRITISH JOBS FOR BRITISH DOCTORS: LEGITIMATE EXPECTATIONS AND INTERDEPARTMENTAL DECISION–MAKING
Mark Elliott
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04 November 2008, pp. 453-456
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FIAT JUSTITIA, RUATQUE CONCORDIA CUM ARABE?
J.R. Spencer
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04 November 2008, pp. 456-458
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UNLAWFUL MEANS CONSPIRACY IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS
Janet O'Sullivan
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04 November 2008, pp. 459-461
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TRESPASS TO THE PERSON: THE EFFECT OF MISTAKES AND ALTERNATIVE REMEDIES ON LIABILITY
Nicholas J. McBride
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04 November 2008, pp. 461-463
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IRONING OUT THE LAW OF LIMITATION FOR TORT ACTIONS
Stelios Tofaris
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04 November 2008, pp. 463-466
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BANK CHARGES AND UNFAIR TERMS
Paul S. Davies
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04 November 2008, pp. 466-469
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TOO MANY COOKS: THREE PARTIES, CONTRACTS AND UNJUST ENRICHMENT
Amy Goymour
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04 November 2008, pp. 469-472
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SHOPPING FOR DEFENDANTS: WORTHLESS TRUST COMPANIES AND THEIR DIRECTORS
Richard Nolan
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04 November 2008, pp. 472-474
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ADVERSE POSSESSION UNDER THE LAND REGISTRATION ACT 1925
D.M. Fox
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04 November 2008, pp. 474-476
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INTERNATIONAL INSOLVENCY – LAW APPLIED TO DISTRIBUTION
Pippa Rogerson
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04 November 2008, pp. 476-479
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HOMOSEXUAL ADOPTION
Andrew Bainham
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04 November 2008, pp. 479-481
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ADOPTION AND DISCRIMINATION: WHAT ARE CONVENTION RIGHTS?
David Feldman
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04 November 2008, pp. 481-483
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THE BENEFITS OF CONJUGALITY AND THE BURDENS OF CONSANGUINITY
Brian Sloan
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04 November 2008, pp. 484-486
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THE CHANGING JUDICIAL ROLE: HUMAN RIGHTS, COMMUNITY LAW AND THE INTENTION OF PARLIAMENT
Dame Mary Arden
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04 November 2008, pp. 487-507
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A member of the Bar who appeared before us recently said he was an engineer by training and that what he did when he was looking at a problem was to turn it by 90° and examine it on a different plane.

CIVIL LITIGATION: WHAT'S IT FOR?
J A Jolowicz
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04 November 2008, pp. 508-520
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The object of this article is to consider, or to speculate about, the roles and purposes of the institution of civil litigation in the 21st Century.

ISSUER CHOICE IN EUROPE
Luca Enriques, Tobias H Tröger
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04 November 2008, pp. 521-559
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Regulatory competition is a salient feature of US federalism. The fifty States potentially serve as the rivalling jurisdictions' laboratories breeding constant legislative innovation.

TAXONOMIC PROPERTY
Brad Sherman
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04 November 2008, pp. 560-584
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Intellectual property law has been dealing with botanical innovations in a sustained way for over a century.

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Case and Comment

THE FORMALISM OF STATE SOVEREIGNTY IN TERRITORIAL AND MARITIME DISPUTES

RECONCILING THE CLASH BETWEEN UK OBLIGATIONS UNDER THE UN CHARTER AND THE ECHR IN DOMESTIC LAW: TOWARDS SYSTEMIC INTEGRATION?

POLITICAL ADVERTISING AND THE BROADCAST MEDIA

BRITISH JOBS FOR BRITISH DOCTORS: LEGITIMATE EXPECTATIONS AND INTERDEPARTMENTAL DECISION–MAKING

FIAT JUSTITIA, RUATQUE CONCORDIA CUM ARABE?

UNLAWFUL MEANS CONSPIRACY IN THE HOUSE OF LORDS

TRESPASS TO THE PERSON: THE EFFECT OF MISTAKES AND ALTERNATIVE REMEDIES ON LIABILITY

IRONING OUT THE LAW OF LIMITATION FOR TORT ACTIONS

BANK CHARGES AND UNFAIR TERMS

TOO MANY COOKS: THREE PARTIES, CONTRACTS AND UNJUST ENRICHMENT

SHOPPING FOR DEFENDANTS: WORTHLESS TRUST COMPANIES AND THEIR DIRECTORS

ADVERSE POSSESSION UNDER THE LAND REGISTRATION ACT 1925

INTERNATIONAL INSOLVENCY – LAW APPLIED TO DISTRIBUTION

HOMOSEXUAL ADOPTION

ADOPTION AND DISCRIMINATION: WHAT ARE CONVENTION RIGHTS?

THE BENEFITS OF CONJUGALITY AND THE BURDENS OF CONSANGUINITY

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THE CHANGING JUDICIAL ROLE: HUMAN RIGHTS, COMMUNITY LAW AND THE INTENTION OF PARLIAMENT

CIVIL LITIGATION: WHAT'S IT FOR?

ISSUER CHOICE IN EUROPE

TAXONOMIC PROPERTY

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