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Now available online and to print or download: Professor Paul Babie's review essay on Roman Law Under the Southern Cross: Sidere Ius Civile Mutato by Arthur R Emmett AO KC.
Read More Read more about In the Sydney Law Review ... why Australian lawyers need to gain a better understanding of Roman lawProfessor Matthew Conaglen and Professor Cathy Sherry discuss contracts between bodies corporate and service providers in the context of NSW strata title legislation and current developer practices.
Read More Read more about Sydney Law Review - new online: High-Density housing and developer-negotiated body corporate contractsDr Karen Lee analyses how industry associations engage their members and non-members when developing codes of practice.
Read More Read more about Sydney Law Review - new online: Engaging Industry in Co-Regulatory Rule-MakingDr Catherine Robinson discusses the framework governing the conduct of the insolvency practitioners and examines cases published by disciplinary committees in corporate insolvency and bankruptcy from the commencement of the regime on 1 March 2017 to 1 March 2025.
Read More Read more about Sydney Law Review - now online: An Evaluation of the Insolvency Practitioner Disciplinary CommitteesIn the Sydney Law Review's latest article, Kieran Pender examines Australia's sports integrity framework and the adequacy of whistleblower protections.
Read More Read more about Sydney Law Review - now online: Whistleblower Protections in SportNow online: 'Rethinking Corporate Groups: Insights from Systems Intentionality'
In her latest article, Professor Elise Bant discusses insights for corporate group responsibility offered by a novel, holistic model of corporate responsibility entitled ‘Systems Intentionality’.
The article considers three leading cases arising from the Commonwealth Government’s troubled VET FEE-HELP funding scheme, including the High Court of Australia's 2024 decision in Productivity Partners Pty Ltd v Australian Competition and Consumer Commission.
Read More Read more about Rethinking Corporate Groups: Insights from Systems IntentionalityRead Robert Burrell and Michael Handler's discussion on Reputation, Confusion and Discretion in Australian Trade Mark Law
Read More Read more about Before the High Court: Taylor v Killer Queen LLCRead Benjamin Hayward's advance article on The Interpretation of UNCITRAL Law in Australian Courts
Read More Read more about New article in the Sydney Law ReviewWe are pleased to announce the advance release of David Moignard Ferrell’s article '“We Are One, But We Are Many”: Conceptions of Australia’s Sovereign People and the Proposed Voice to Parliament'.
Read More Read more about New article in the Sydney Law ReviewSydney Law Review announces the publication of an essay by Rosalind Dixon based on her 2024 George Winterton Memorial Lecture.
Read More Read more about A New Australian Constitutionalism? Constitutional Purposes, Proportionality and Process TheoryWe are pleased to announce the advance release of Scott Stephenson’s article, 'Constitutional Shoehorning'.
Read More Read more about New article in Sydney Law ReviewWe are pleased to announce the advance release of Alison Gerard and Annette Gainsford's article, 'Dispossession Cycles and Resistance: Historical Continuums in the Deportation of First Nations Peoples'.
Read More Read more about New article in Sydney Law ReviewWe are pleased to announce the advance release of Catherine Zhou and William Ruan's article, 'Unearthing Language Rights Protections in the Racial Discrimination Act 1975 (Cth)'.
Read More Read more about New article in Sydney Law ReviewWe are pleased to announce the advance release of Laura Grenfell, Anne Carter and Anna Olijnyk's article, 'Scrutinising the Scrutiny Process in the Courts'.
Read More Read more about New article in Sydney Law ReviewWe are pleased to announce the advance release of Harry Hobbs' review essay, 'Protecting Sacred Sites'.
Read More Read more about New review essay in Sydney Law ReviewWe are pleased to announce the advance release of Rowan Nicholson's review essay, 'An Indigenous Right to Be Heard on the International Stage?'
Read More Read more about New review essay in Sydney Law ReviewWe are pleased to announce the advance release of Emerson Hynard and Ilana Slobedman's 'Before the High Court' column, Intermediate Appellate Courts and the Doctrine of Precedent: Lendlease Corporation Ltd v Pallas.
Read More Read more about New BTHC column in Sydney Law ReviewWe are pleased to announce the publication of vol 46 no 2.
Read More Read more about New issue of the Sydney Law ReviewWe are pleased to announce the advance release of Tobias Barkley and Xia Li's article An Empirical Study of the Distribution of Superannuation Death Benefits
Read More Read more about New article in Sydney Law ReviewWe are pleased to announce the advance release of John Lidbetter's article Timing of Constitutional Facts
Read More Read more about New article in Sydney Law ReviewWe are pleased to announce the advance release of Evgenia Bourova, Ian Ramsay and Paul Ali's article Unmet Need for Building, Home Contents and Comprehensive Car Insurance among Uninsured Australians: Survey Findings and Options for Reform
Read More Read more about New article in Sydney Law ReviewWe are pleased to announce the advance release of Aryan Mohseni's 'Before the High Court' column, Trustees’ Indemnities and Fiduciary Duties: The High Court Appeal in Naaman v Jaken Properties Australia Pty Ltd
Read More Read more about New BTHC column in Sydney Law ReviewWe are pleased to announce the advance release of Matthew Graeme John Wilcox's case note Sims v Commonwealth: The Ultimate Foundation of Australian Law and the Recovery of Ultra Vires Payments by the Commonwealth Executive
Read More Read more about New case note in Sydney Law ReviewWe are pleased to announce the advance release of two 'Before the High Court' columns on the forthcoming appeal in Commonwealth v Yunupingu: Ashleigh Barnes, Stare Decisis and Constitutional Guarantees and Lael K Weis and Rosalind Dixon, Rethinking “On Just Terms”
Read More Read more about Two new BTHC columns in Sydney Law ReviewWe are pleased to announce the advance release of Alysia Blackham's review of Interpreting Discrimination Law Creatively by Alice Taylor
Read More Read more about New book review in Sydney Law ReviewWe are pleased to announce the release of Emily Hammond's 'Before the High Court' column, Finality and Certainty in the Integrated National System of Chapter III Courts: Judge Vasta v Stradford
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