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Insolvency Law Journal update: Vol 33 Pt 1

By journalalerts on May 6, 2025

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Posted In:  Insolvency Law Journal (Insolv LJ)  Tagged:   "personal" bankruptcy   Anne Wardell   corporate crime   Court powers to supervise liquidators and trustees   Dr David Morrison   Dr Garry J Hamilton   equitable liens   international transparency   minimal asset procedures   personal insolvency   Professor Lynne Taylor   Sulette Lombard   uplift fees 

Australian Law Journal update: Vol 99 Pt 4

By journalalerts on May 5, 2025

This Part of the Australian Law Journal includes the following articles: "The Trustee’s Duty of Care: To Fiduciary or Not to Fiduciary?" by Dr Glen Anderson, "The Duty to Have Regard to Context as a Force for Change in the Identification of Interpretative Factors" by Jeffrey Barnes, and "The Strawmen Trap: Non-Appearance and the Pitfalls of Pseudolaw" by Joe McIntyre, Harry Hobbs and Stephen Young. Sections include Current Issues with the subheadings, "Auschwitz and Lawyers", "An Opening of Law Term Address Draws National Attention", "Across the Pacific", "Amendments to Hate Speech Laws" and "A New Assistant General Editor". Other sections include Conveyancing and Property; “Joint Endeavour” Constructive Trust – Joudo v Joudo", Family Law; "Rethinking the Test for Bias in Family Law Proceedings"; Admiralty and Maritime; "Caught by a Time Limit: Amended Hague Rules Art III r 6", and a Personalia section. There are two book reviews, a review of "Reform: Australia’s Golden Era of Social and Legal Reform 1965–1995, The Memoir of a Participant" by Terry Purcell, and a review of "National Security Law in Australia", by Danielle Ireland-Piper.

Posted In:  Australian Law Journal, The (ALJ)  Tagged:   Brendan Edgeworth   Damien J Cremean   Glen Anderson   Harry Hobbs   he Trustee’s Duty of Care: To Fiduciary or Not to Fiduciary?   Jeffrey Barnes   Joe McIntyre   Justice Kunc   National Security Law in Australia   Reform: Australia’s Golden Era of Social and Legal Reform 1965–1995   Saskia O'Neill   Stephen Young   The Duty to Have Regard to Context as a Force for Change in the Identification of Interpretative Factors   The Strawmen Trap: Non-Appearance and the Pitfalls of Pseudolaw 

Australasian Dispute Resolution Journal update: Vol 33 Pt 3

By journalalerts on April 22, 2025

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Posted In:  Australasian Dispute Resolution Journal (ADRJ)  Tagged:   book review   David Spencer   Deidre Petrakis   Dorcas Quek Anderson   GPT-4   mediator   negotiation   party autonomy   Pauline Collins   Richard Chalik   Richard Garnett   Rosemary Gattuso   strategy 

Public Law Review update: Vol 36 Pt 1

By journalalerts on April 15, 2025

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Posted In:  Journals  Tagged:   and Evolving Treaty Partners   Andrew Erueti   articles   Book reviews   Brendan Lim   Brendan Walker-Munro   Comments   Dan Meagher   Defining National Security: Still a Non-justiciable Problem?   developments   Dr David Tan   Dr Santanu Sabhapandit   History and Values in YBFZ v Minister for Immigration - Citizenship and Multicultural Affairs   India Veevers   Interest and the Multifactorial Test in Standing for Judicial Review   Pravar Petkar   Professor Andrew Geddis   Proportionality and Facts in Constitutional Adjudication   Rebecca Ananian-Welsh   Referendums as Representative Democracy   Standards of MP Behaviour and Aotearoa New Zealand’s “Party Hopping” Law   The Principles of the Treaty of Waitangi Bill   Tino Rangatiratanga in Post-Treaty Settlement Aotearoa - Challenges of Co-Governance   Yasmin Olsen   YBFZ v Minister for Immigration - Citizenship and Multicultural Affairs 

Public Law Review update: Vol 35 Pt 4

By journalalerts on April 15, 2025

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Posted In:  Journals  Tagged:   A Professional Campaign: World War Two - Refugee Doctors in South Australia and the Law   Adam Lukacs   Alexander   Anticipating and Weathering Challenges to Modern Treaties in Australia   articles   Benbrika   Comments   Commonwealth v Yunupingu   Dan Meagher   developments   Digital ID Act 2024 (Cth)   Dr Gabrielle Wolf   Harry Hobbs   How dDoes the Australian Constitution Value ‘“Property’”? - Reflections on Commonwealth v Yunupingu   India Veevers   Lael K Weis   Lorne Neudorf   Margo Stephen   Serena Syme Hildenbrand   The Constitutionality of Curial Denationalisation - Court-ordered Punitive and Non-punitive Citizenship Deprivation after Alexander and Benbrika   The Digital ID Act 2024 (Cth) - Highlights the Challenges of Legislating Technical Fields   The US Major Questions Doctrine: Lessons to Strengthen Democratic Accountability in Australia 

Public Law Review update: Vol 35 Pt 3

By journalalerts on April 15, 2025

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Posted In:  Journals  Tagged:   Andrew Geddis   Anne Carter   Cain v Doyle   Comments   Criminal Liability of the Crown: Cain v Doyle Explained   Dan Meagher   developments   Eamonn Moran   Economic Tendencies and the Identification and Definition of Constitutional Facts   Elected Officials and the Bias Rule   Evidential and Interpretative Issues Arising when a Federal Act Incorporates a Foreign Law   Farm Transparency and the Problem of Statutory Purpose in the Implied Freedom Test   India Veevers   Jayani Nadarajalingam   Jeffrey Barnes   Justice Emilios Kyrou   Matthew Groves   Sarah Sorial   Setting the Playing Field: Vanderstock   Shireen Morris   Speech   The Waitangi Tribunal’s Power to Summons Ministers of the Crown   What in Practical Terms Is Likely to Change in How Federal Merits Review Is Conducted? 

Public Law Review update: Vol 35 Pt 2

By journalalerts on April 15, 2025

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Posted In:  Journals  Tagged:   “You’ve Got Mail’ – Postal Voting   A Fresh Bridge - South Australia’s First Nations Voices   Adrienne Stone   Anna Olijnyk   articles   Aryan Mohseni   Comments   Cornelia Koch   Dan Meagher   developments   India Veevers   Jacinta Dharmananda   James Cameron   Julian R Murphy   Laboratory Federalism and Voluntary Assisted Dying in Australia   Madeleine Perrett   More than a Rule Book - Identity and the Australian Constitution   Narelle Miragliotta   Political Parties and Reform   Sarah Murray   Sliding Doors: Harvey and the Dual Legal Gateways to Extrinsic Materials   The Nature and Function of the Constitutional Injunction 

Public Law Review update: Vol 35 Pt 1

By journalalerts on April 15, 2025

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Posted In:  Journals  Tagged:   “Necessary” Interferences with the Implied Freedom of Political Communication in the Australian Constitution: How Proportionality is Reducing Judicial Review   Anthony Gray   articles   Citizenship and Multicultural Affairs (2023) 97 ALJR 1005 [2023] HCA 37   Comments   Continuity and Consistency in the Application of Fundamental Constitutional Principle: NZYQNZYQ v Minister for Immigration   Dan Meagher   Declarations of Inconsistency in the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act 1990: The New Zealand Bill of Rights (Declarations of Inconsistency) Amendment Act 2022   developments   Emily Hammond   Felicity Nagorcka   India Veevers   Jonathan Tjandra   Kris Gledhill   New Zealand Bill of Rights (Declarations of Inconsistency) Amendment Act 2022   New Zealand Bill of Rights Act 1990   NZYQNZYQ v Minister for Immigration   Sarah Spottiswood   The Freedom of Interstate Intercourse: A Critical Appraisal of Palmer v Western Australia through a Return to Cole v Whitfield   The Prudential Approach to Constitutional Adjudication   Triston Qian   Vanderstock v Victoria   Vanderstock v Victoria: Free Trade and Federalism 

Australian Law Journal update: Vol 99 Pt 3

By journalalerts on April 14, 2025

This Australian Law Journal Part is a Special Edition presenting papers from the BFSLA Academic Committee Symposium 2024, guest edited by Dr Nuncio D'Angelo. It includes the following articles: "Australian Appellate Courts on PPSA: A Decade of Experience" by Sheelagh McCracken, "Banks, Authorised Push Payment Scams and Models for Compensation" by Jeannie Marie Paterson, "Protecting Individual Investors: A Comparative Approach" by Jodi Gardner, "The Ghosts of Livingston’s Case: Analysing the Beneficial Interest of a Former Trustee In Trust Assets Held by A Successor Trustee" by Allison Silink, "The Test for Insolvency and Long-term Future Debt: Is Time A Resource?" by Mark Wellard, and "A Regulatory Sandbox for Financial Market Infrastructures in Australia: Key Considerations" by Anton Didenko.

Posted In:  Australian Law Journal, The (ALJ)  Tagged:   A Regulatory Sandbox for Financial Market Infrastructures in Australia: Key Considerations   Allison Silink   Anton Didenko   Australian Appellate Courts on PPSA: A Decade of Experience   Banks Authorised Push Payment Scams and Models for Compensation   Jeannie Marie Paterson   Jodi Gardner   Justice Kunc   Mark Wellard   Nuncio D'Angelo   Protecting Individual Investors: A Comparative Approach   Sheelagh McCracken   The Ghosts of Livingston’s Case: Analysing the Beneficial Interest of a Former Trustee In Trust Assets Held by A Successor Trustee   The Test for Insolvency and Long-term Future Debt: Is Time A Resource? 

Australian Journal of Competition and Consumer Law update: Vol 33 Pt 1

By journalalerts on April 11, 2025

The latest Part of the Australian Journal of Competition and Consumer Law includes the following articles: Competition and Consumer Issues from Artificial Intelligence Foundation Models – Katharine Kemp; and The Evidence Base for Tightening Australia’s Merger Laws – Chris Whelan Also in this Part are the following sections: Editorial: Obstetricians Help Deliver a Legal Precedent; Administrative and Competition Policy: AI-Powered Pricing Algorithms: Be Alert, Not Alarmed – Dr Luke Wainscoat; Consumer Protection: Beware the User Manual: Ventilator Shortages during COVID – Patrick Quirk; Telecommunications: Google and the Vexed Nexus between Competition Law and Privacy Law – Holly Raiche; Comments from Commerce: Is the Small Business Sector Disappearing? – Elizabeth [Liz] Greenwood; Consumer Concerns: Intelligent Design: The Need for Fit-for-Purpose Laws to Regulate AI – Dr Rafi Alam; Report from Asia: Review of Japan’s Ex-Ante Smartphone Software Legislation – Joe Scarcella and Henry Lynch; and Report from Europe: The European Commission’s Draft Guidelines on the Application of Art 102 of the TFEU to Abusive Exclusionary Conduct By Dominant Companies – Overview – Tom S Pick and Britt Gerritsen.

Posted In:  Australian Journal of Competition and Consumer Law (AJCCL)  Tagged:   Administrative and Competition Policy   AI-Powered Pricing Algorithms: Be Alert - Not Alarmed   Andrew Christopher   Bernard McCabe   Beware the User Manual: Ventilator Shortages during COVID   Britt Gerritsen   Chris Whelan   Comments from Commerce   Competition and Consumer Issues from Artificial Intelligence Foundation Models   Consumer concerns   Consumer Protection   Dr Luke Wainscoat   Dr Rafi Alam   Editorial   Elizabeth (Liz) Greenwood   Google and the Vexed Nexus between Competition Law and Privacy Law   Henry Lynch   Holly Raiche   Intelligent Design: The Need for Fit-for-Purpose Laws to Regulate AI   Is the Small Business Sector Disappearing?   Joe Scarcella   Katharine Kemp   Obstetricians Help Deliver a Legal Precedent   Patrick Quirk   Professor Niloufer Selvadurai   Report from Asia   Report from Europe   Review of Japan’s Ex-Ante Smartphone Software Legislation   Telecommunications   The European Commission’s Draft Guidelines on the Application of Art 102 of the TFEU to Abusive Exclusionary Conduct By Dominant Companies – Overview   The Evidence Base for Tightening Australia’s Merger Laws   Tom Pick 
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