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The latest issue of the The Queensland Lawyer (Volume 35 Part 1) contains the following material:
ADMINISTRATIVE LAW – Professor Bill Lane and Eleanor Dickens
- Standing to challenge planning decisions based on economic interests and projected loss of profitability – the High Court decision in Argos Pty Ltd v Corbell (2014) 89 ALJR 189 – Bill Lane
CONVEYANCING AND PROPERTY LAW – Dr Bill Dixon
- Who gets the deposit when trustees for a bankrupt buyer disclaim a real estate contract? – Bill Dixon
- Parties cannot contract out of mandatory minimum standards in a retail shop lease – Natalie Byrne
CRIMINAL LAW – Andrew West
- Misusing a dealer’s plate – A M West
- Trouble with a juror – A M West
INDUSTRIAL LAW – Dr Kristy Richardson
- When is someone bullied “at work�: Bowker v DP World Melbourne Ltd [2014] FWCFB 9227 – Kristy Richardson
Article
Family provision – emerging costs issues – Michael Kelly
One who has a view that costs in Testamentary Family Maintenance Applications are always borne by the estate must be wary. Costs in these matters are becoming a more significant issue for a number of reasons and practitioners and clients must be aware.
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BOOK REVIEWS – Judge Michael Shanahan DCJ
- Banking Law in Australia by Alan Tyree reviewed by – Claire Hockin
- Criminal Law: Pre-trial Practice and Procedure by Michael Francis Lillas reviewed by – Luke Gollan
- Social Media and the Law by Patrick George reviewed by – Siobhan Harrison
- Statutory Interpretation by DC Pearce and RS Geddes reviewed by – Vivian Rossi-Price
- Criminal Law Elements by Penny Crofts reviewed by – Sophie Harburg
REPORT – Federal Circuit Court Judge Michael Jarrett
- Chaskel’s Emporium Pty Ltd v Capercorp Pty Ltd (Procedure)
For the pdf version of the table of contents, click here: Qld Lawyer Vol 35 No 1 Contents
