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Volume 72 - November 2013

Case and Comment

THE COURT OF JUSTICE OF THE EU AND THE LEGALITY OF THE EUROPEAN STABILITY MECHANISM

TRANSNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS CASES? NOT IN OUR BACKYARD!

THE PRINCE AND THE PAPER: DISCLOSING PRINCE CHARLES'S ADVOCACY CORRESPONDENCE

INCEST AND ARTICLE 8 OF THE EUROPEAN CONVENTION ON HUMAN RIGHTS

JUDICIAL REVIEW AND CLOSED MATERIAL PROCEDURE IN THE SUPREME COURT

PROSECUTION OR BUST: THE OBLIGATION TO PROSECUTE UNDER THE CONVENTION AGAINST TORTURE

JUDICIAL REVIEW: STANDING AND REMEDIES

REVIEWING BRITAIN'S TRIBUNAL SYSTEM

THE DEMISE OF THE PRIVATE PROSECUTION?

THE DAIRY, THE HERDSMAN AND THE GANGMASTER

ENCOURAGING OR ASSISTING CLARITY?

RYLANDS v FLETCHER RESTRICTED FURTHER

REVERSING MISTAKEN VOLUNTARY DISPOSITIONS

NEGLIGENCE: INTO BATTLE

EXTRADITION, THE EUROPEAN ARREST WARRANT AND HUMAN RIGHTS

THE BASIS OF VICARIOUS LIABILITY

MITIGATION AND SPECIFIC PERFORMANCE IN THE CANADIAN SUPREME COURT

“MENS REA”, BREACH OF CONFIDENCE AND THE IMPLICATIONS FOR ENGLAND'S PRIVACY “TORT”

EVALUATING ENRICHMENT

INTERPRETING SECTION 58 OF THE LAND REGISTRATION ACT 2002: THE LIMITS OF “STATUTORY MAGIC”

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