Melbourne University Law Review

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Latest documents

• THE LIMITS OF JUDICIAL POWER TO INTERPRET LEGISLATION. (Australia)
• DOES THE AUSTRALIAN CONSTITUTION PRECLUDE A VOID-FOR-VAGUENESS DOCTRINE?
• ALGORITHMIC RISK ASSESSMENT IN AUSTRALIAN CORRECTIVE SERVICES.
• BESTIALITY: CHALLENGING THE BOUNDARY OF THE AUSTRALIAN CRIMINAL LAW.
• THE SPECIAL CASE PROCEDURE IN THE HIGH COURT OF AUSTRALIA: HISTORY, USE AND MISUSE.
• CHANGING ATTITUDES TO INDEPENDENCE OF AUSTRALIAN TRIBUNALS.
• VICARIOUS LIABILITY FOR EQUITABLE WRONGDOING. (Australia)
• TRUSTEES COMPETING OVER INDEMNITY RIGHTS.
• DATA SHARING AGREEMENTS: CONTRACTING PERSONAL INFORMATION IN THE DIGITAL AGE. (Australia Data Availability and Transparency Act 2022)
• WITNESS PREPARATION AND THE CORRUPTION OF MEMORY: A SURVEY OF AUSTRALIAN TRIAL JUDGES.

Featured documents

• 'TEXT, CONTEXT, AND PURPOSE': AUSTRALIAN LAWMAKERS' ADOPTION OF THE CISG, AND THE USE OF LEGISLATIVE HISTORIES AS AIDS IN STATUTORY INTERPRETATION.
• RE-EXAMINING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MUTUAL PROMISES IN CONTRACT LAW.
• MANN V PATERSON CONSTRUCTIONS PTY LTD: THE INTERSECTION OF DEBT, DAMAGES AND QUANTUM MERUIT.
• THE CASE AGAINST THE EQUITABLE LIEN.
• THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE ROYAL PREROGATIVE AND STATUTE IN AUSTRALIA.
• The occupiers' liability acts and the common law.
• RESTRAINT AND RADICALISM: SIR JOHN LATHAM'S CONSTITUTIONAL EXCEPTIONALISM.
• CONTRACT DAMAGES AND THE PROMISEE'S ROLE IN ITS OWN LOSS.
• The reshaping of control orders in the United Kingdom: time for a fairer go, Australia!
• THE SIGNIFICANT PROBATIVE VALUE OF TENDENCY EVIDENCE.