Melbourne University Law Review - AZ
- '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.
- THE CASE AGAINST THE EQUITABLE LIEN.
- The occupiers' liability acts and the common law.
- The principle of open justice and the judicial duty to give public reasons.
- The reshaping of control orders in the United Kingdom: time for a fairer go, Australia!
- GOVERNMENT AUTOMATION, TRANSPARENCY AND TRADE SECRETS.
- OPEN JUSTICE, 'BACK-TO-BACK' TRIALS AND JUROR PREJUDICE: EXAMINING THE SUPPRESSION ORDER IN THE TRIAL OF GEORGE PELL.
- Parliament's role in constitutional interpretation.
- CHARITIES, ELECTION CAMPAIGNING AND THE AUSTRALIAN CONSTITUTION.
- AN EVALUATION OF THE MECHANISMS DESIGNED TO PROMOTE SUBSTANTIVE EQUALITY IN THE EQUAL OPPORTUNITY ACT 2010 (VIC).
- A CHARITY IN ALL BUT LAW: THE POLITICAL PURPOSE EXCEPTION AND THE CHARITABLE SECTOR.
- CONTRACTUAL AUTONOMY, PUBLIC POLICY AND THE PROTECTIVE DOMAIN OF LABOUR LAW.
- THE LIMITS OF JUDICIAL POWER TO INTERPRET LEGISLATION. (Australia)
- Making sense of the compensation remedy in cases of accessorial liability under the Fair Work Act.
- ANTI-SUIT INJUNCTIONS IN AUSTRALIA.
- What/whose knowledge? Restraints of trade and concepts of knowledge.
- The impact of the Personal Property Securities Act on assignments of accounts.
- CLARITY AND COMPLEXITY IN THE BIAS RULE.
- PUBLIC INTEREST COSTS ORDERS IN FEDERAL CLASS ACTIONS: TIME FOR A NEW APPROACH.
- BESTIALITY: CHALLENGING THE BOUNDARY OF THE AUSTRALIAN CRIMINAL LAW.
- THE SPECIAL CASE PROCEDURE IN THE HIGH COURT OF AUSTRALIA: HISTORY, USE AND MISUSE.
- The rights and responsibilities of Australian citizenship: a legislative analysis.
- MANN V PATERSON CONSTRUCTIONS PTY LTD: THE INTERSECTION OF DEBT, DAMAGES AND QUANTUM MERUIT.
- THE PRINCIPLE OF LEGALITY AND SECONDARY LEGISLATION: THE ROLE OF PROPORTIONALITY.
- Of 'kamikazes' and 'mad men': the fallout from the Qantas industrial dispute.
- THE RISE OF JUDICIAL SELF-GOVERNANCE IN THE NEW MILLENNIUM.
- 'A negation of Australia's fundamental values': sentencing prejudice-motivated crime.
- The vanishing author in computer-generated works: a critical analysis of recent Australian case law.
- Private enforcement of competition law in Australia - inching forwards?
- REHABILITATING REPUGNANCY? PRESERVING THAT PIECE OF MEDIEVAL LUMBER.
- Setting the boundaries of child sexual assault: consent and mistake as to age defences.
- SHELTER FROM THE STORM: PHOENIX ACTIVITY AND THE SAFE HARBOUR.
- APPEALS FROM DISCRETIONS, SATISFACTIONS AND VALUE JUDGMENTS: REVIEWING THE HOUSE RULES.
- REMEDIES FOR MIGRANT WORKER EXPLOITATION IN AUSTRALIA: LESSONS FROM THE 7-ELEVEN WAGE REPAYMENT PROGRAM.
- THE UNSTABLE PROVINCE OF JURY FACT-FINDING: EVIDENCE EXCLUSION, PROBATIVE VALUE AND JUDICIAL RESTRAINT AFTER IMM V. THE QUEEN.
- A hoary chestnut resurrected: the meaning of 'ordinary course of business' in secured transactions law.
- THE CONCEPT OF COHERENCE IN AUSTRALIAN PRIVATE LAW.
- SHAPING THE NEXT GENERATION OF CLIMATE CHANGE LITIGATION IN AUSTRALIA.
- RETHINKING THE LAW ON SHAREHOLDER-INITIATED RESOLUTIONS AT COMPANY GENERAL MEETINGS.
- Curing the authorless void: protecting computer-generated works following IceTV and Phone Directories.
- CORPORATE GOVERNANCE: BIG IDEAS AND DEBATES?
- 'Manacles upon science': re-evaluating copyright in informational works in light of 18th century case law.
- THE UNCONSCIONABLE BARGAINS DOCTRINE IN ENGLAND AND AUSTRALIA: COUSINS OR SIBLINGS?
- CONTEMPORARY CHALLENGES FACING THE AUSTRALIAN JUDICIARY: AN EMPIRICAL INTERRUPTION.
- RECONCEPTUALISING FIDUCIARY REGULATION IN ACTUAL CONFLICTS.
- CO-OPERATION AND PREVENTION IN CONTRACT LAW.
- When the High Court went on strike.
- Unsound law: issues with ('expert') voice comparison evidence.
- Class action settlements in Australia - the need for greater scrutiny.
- Corporate structures, the veil and the role of the courts.
- Adverse possession and title-by-registration systems in Australia and England.
- CERAMIC FUEL CELLS LTD (IN LIQ) V MCGRAW-HILL FINANCIAL INC: ACCESSING THIRD PARTY DOCUMENTS IN A FOREIGN JURISDICTION BY SUBPOENA.
- The place of the first peoples in the international sphere: a logical starting point for the demand for justice by indigenous peoples.
- Federal courts and Australian national identity.
- The Commonwealth's taxing power and its limits - are we there yet?
- Curing the authorless void: protecting computer-generated works following IceTV and Phone Directories.
- Williams v. Commonwealth (No. 2): executive power and spending after Williams.
- Developing the common law: how far is too far?
- Re Civilian Casualty Court Martial: prosecuting breaches of international humanitarian law using the Australian military justice system.
- ACB V. THOMSON MEDICAL PTE. LTD.: RECOVERY OF UPKEEP COSTS, CLAIMS FOR LOSS OF AUTONOMY AND LOSS OF GENETIC AFFINITY; FERTILE GROUND FOR DEVELOPMENT?
- Worsnop v. The Queen: subjective belief in consent prevails (again) in Victoria's rape law.
- Navigating the politics of charity: reflections on Aid/Watch Inc v Federal Commissioner of Taxation.
- Abandonment, copyright and orphaned works: what does it mean to take the proprietary nature of intellectual property rights seriously?
- Contractual rights and remedies for dismissed employees after the 'employment revolution'.
- Broadening the reach of chapter III: the institutional integrity of state courts and the constitutional limits of state legislative power.
- Self-defence and the reasonable woman: equality before the new Victorian law.
- SICK CITY STREAMS: NEW APPROACHES TO LEGAL TREATMENTS.
- Misfeasance in public office: a very peculiar tort.
- A critical examination of how contract law is used by financial institutions operating in multiple jurisdictions.
- David Hicks, Stern Hu, Scott Rush, Jock Palfreeman and the legal parameters of Australia's protection of its citizens abroad.
- The liability of accessories under statute, in equity, and in criminal law: some common problems and (perhaps) common solutions.
- Bargaining with defensive homicide: examining Victoria's secretive plea bargaining system post-law reform.
- Edward John Eyre and the conflict of laws.
- It just doesn't add up: ADHD/ADD, the workplace and discrimination.
- Masefield AG v. Amlin Corporate Member Ltd.
- Arbitrate this! Enforcing foreign arbitral awards and chapter III of the Constitution.
- Trusts, third parties and the family home: six years since Cummins and confusion still reigns.
- Treating like alike: the principle of nondiscrimination as a tool to mandate the equal treatment of refugees and beneficiaries of complementary protection.
- The new consumer guarantee law and the reasons for replacing the regime of statutory implied terms in consumer transactions.
- Kirk v. Industrial Court of New South Wales breathing life into Kable.
- The new terrorists: the normalisation and spread of anti-terror laws in Australia.
- Non-consensual porn and the responsibilities of online intermediaries.
- Securing fair outcomes for battered women charged with homicide: analysing defence lawyering in R. v. Falls.
- THE SIGNIFICANT PROBATIVE VALUE OF TENDENCY EVIDENCE.
- UNDER WRAPS: SECRECY, CONFIDENTIALITY AND THE ENFORCEMENT OF EQUALITY LAW IN AUSTRALIA AND THE UNITED KINGDOM.
- PROPORTIONALITY UNDER THE HUMAN RIGHTS ACT 2019 (QLD): WHEN ARE THE FACTORS IN S. 13(2) NECESSARY AND SUFFICIENT, AND WHEN ARE THEY NOT?
- VICARIOUS LIABILITY FOR EQUITABLE WRONGDOING. (Australia)
- Williams v. Commonwealth: Commonwealth executive power and Australian federalism.
- Federalism and rights deliberation.
- PROSECUTING NON-PHYSICAL ABUSE BETWEEN CURRENT INTIMATE PARTNERS: ARE STALKING LAWS AN UNDER-UTILISED RESOURCE?
- OFFENDERS RISKING DEPORTATION DESERVE A SENTENCING DISCOUNT - BUT THE REDUCTION SHOULD BE PROVISIONAL.
- A BREATH OF FRESH AIR? RIGHTS OVERSIGHT BY THE OMBUDSMAN DURING THE PANDEMIC.
- TRUSTEES COMPETING OVER INDEMNITY RIGHTS.
- 'Long may the buskers carry on busking': street music and the law in Melbourne and Sydney.
- Homicide law reform in New South Wales: examining the merits of the partial defence of 'extreme' provocation.
- Clark v. Macourt: defective sperm and performance substitutes in the High Court of Australia.
- AN INSTITUTIONAL JUSTIFICATION FOR THE PRINCIPLE OF LEGALITY.
- PUBLIC SECTOR DATA SHARING: APPLYING STATE-BASED HUMAN RIGHTS LAWS TO MINIMISE PRIVACY HARMS.
- DATA SHARING AGREEMENTS: CONTRACTING PERSONAL INFORMATION IN THE DIGITAL AGE. (Australia Data Availability and Transparency Act 2022)