Vol. 33 No. 2, August 2009

Index

• Piercing the veil on corporate groups in Australia: the case for reform.
• Incapacity, non est factum and unjust enrichment.
• From good intentions to ethical outcomes: the paramountcy of children's interests in the Family Law Act.
• 'Generally inconvenient': the 1624 Statute of Monopolies as political compromise.
• Representations as to the future under the proposed Australian consumer law.
• 'An "alien" by the barest of threads' - the legality of the deportation of long-term residents from Australia.
• Franchising and the quest for the holy grail: good faith or good intentions?
• Judging the judges: are they adopting the rights approach in matters involving children?
• Unlovely and unloved: corporate law reform's progeny.
• Books received.