Faculty of Law

Issue 1

Articles

• The Liaison Between Law and Literature
  Nicholas Hasluck (pp 1-22)
• Ten Parables for Freshly-minted Lawyers
  Michael Kirby (pp 23-30)
• The Private Taking of Land: Adverse Possession, Encroachment by Buildings and Improvement Under a Mistake
  Pamela O'Connor (pp 31-62)
• Implied Obligations of Good Faith and Reasonableness in the Performance of Contracts: Old Wine in New Bottles?
  Geoffrey Kuehne (pp 63-107)
• A Radical Solution to Problems with the Statutory Definition of Consumer: All Transactions Are Consumer Transactions
  Aviva YM Freilich (pp 108-131)
• Total Failure of Consideration
  John Tarrant (pp 132-152)
• Unmasking the Politics of Native Title: The National Native Title Tribunals Application of the NTA's Arbitration Provisions
  Tony Corbett and Ciaran O'Faircheallaigh (pp 153-177)

Issue 2

Articles

• The Future of Child Support
  Patrick Parkinson (pp 179-206)
• Landlords and Tenants Behaving Badly? The Application of Unconscionable and Unfair Conduct to Commercial Leases in Australia and the United Kingdom
  Neil Crosby, Sandi Murdoch and Eileen Webb  (pp 207-250)
• A New Look at Anthony Forster's Contribution to the Development of the Torrens System
  Antonio Esposito (pp 251-288)
• The Licensing of Sex Work: Regulating an Industry or Enforcing Public Morality?
  Thomas Crofts and Tracey Summerfield (pp 289-306)
• The Definition of Terrorist Act in Part 5.3 of the Commonwealth Criminal Code
  George Syrota (pp 307-350)
• Preventing Crime or Punishing Propensities? A Purposive Examination of the Preventative Detention of Sex Offenders in Queensland and Western Australia
  Michelle Edgely (pp 351-386)
• A New Limitation Act for the 21st Century
  Peter Handford (pp 387-414)
• Ambition Versus Judicial Reality: Causation and Remoteness Under Civil Liability Legislation
  Susan Bartie (pp 415-436)

Book Review

• On Villainy, Lord Millett (pp 437-440)
  Reviewed by John Tarrant

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