By journals.team on July 8, 2011
The July 2011 issue of the Australian Law Journal includes interesting articles and sections on a range of topics. The Part includes articles on a comparative perspective on contractual interpretation and equitable jurisdiction to relieve against penalties. There are also several interesting sections, including Current Issues, Family Law and Book Reviews.
By journals.team on July 1, 2011
The July 2011 issue of Property Law Review contains an interesting mix of content across several topics, including articles on water management, joint tenancies and the conceptualisation of property. There are also two speeches from the Property Law Review launch, a comment and a book review.
By journals.team on June 30, 2011
The June 2011 issue of The Queensland Lawyer is full of interesting articles and sections on a range of topics relevant to the law in Queensland. These include the Murray-Darling Basin Plan, the Criminal Organisation Act 2009, contracting and proportionate liability and elder financial abuse, plus much more.
By journals.team on June 22, 2011
The June 2011 issue of the Australian Law Journal contains several interesting pieces on a variety of topics, including the "peak indebtedness" theory, the impact Lewis Carroll has had on case law and good faith in Australian contract law.
By journals.team on June 7, 2011
The June 2011 issue of the Journal of Banking and Finance Law and Practice contains several interesting pieces on different areas of banking and finance law. This includes articles on penalties in banking transactions and mistaken internet payments and sections on unlcaimed money and Chinese anti-monopoly regulations, and much more.
By journals.team on June 6, 2011
The June 2011 update of the Journal of Law and Medicine has a wide range of interesting articles and sections. There are articles on mental health legislation in Australian emergency departments, ethical practice for complementary and alternative medicine practitioners, individual responsibility and the attribution of liability and the legal role of medical professionals in decisions regarding life-sustaining treatment. There are also several interesting section notes including Nursing Issues, Bioethical Issues and Medical Law Reporter.
By journals.team on June 3, 2011
The June issue of the Public Law Review is full of a range of interesting material, including an article on the meaning given to the interpretation provisions of statutory bills of rights across several jurisdictions, both within Australia and internationally, the difficulties associated with the separation of judicial power and on the role of judges in couter-terrorism questioning and detention. There are also Comments and Developments sections, as well as a book review.
By journals.team on June 3, 2011
The June 2011 issue of Family Law Review contains several interesting pieces about various aspects of family law, including Professional Insights, Recent Cases and International Family Law. There is also an article about collaborative law in Australia, with particular reference to family lawyers in the ACT.
By journals.team on June 3, 2011
The June 2011 issue of the Company and Securities Law Journal includes content on a range of topics, including the need to change the Australian framework for insolvent trading and directors' fear of personal liability for the conduct of a corporation. There is also a section on Corporate Finance and a note from New Zealand.
By journals.team on June 2, 2011
The June issue of the Criminal Law Journal contains some interesting articles on various aspects of criminal law. These include articles on restorative justice with relation to environmental crime, an analysis of judge alone trials in Australia and recent developments in Canadian criminal law.