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	Melbourne University Law Review

2004

Volume 28

Issue [ 1 | 2 | 3 ]

Volume 28 No. 1 - April

Articles

• Law in the Present Tense: Tradition and Cultural Continuity in Members of the Yorta Yorta Aboriginal Community v Victoria - [2004] MULR 1; - [2004] MULR 1; (2004) 28 Melbourne University Law Review 1
  Kirsten Anker
• Native Title and the ‘Acquisition of Property’ under the Australian Constitution - [2004] MULR 2; - [2004] MULR 2; (2004) 28 Melbourne University Law Review 28
  Sean Brennan
• Should Advocates’ Immunity Continue? - [2004] MULR 3; - [2004] MULR 3; (2004) 28 Melbourne University Law Review 80
  Matthew Groves and Mark Derham
• Towards Mandatory Shareholder Committees in Australian Companies - [2004] MULR 4; - [2004] MULR 4; (2004) 28 Melbourne University Law Review 125
  James McConvill and Mirko Bagaric
• Liability for Institutional Child Sexual Assault: Where Does Lepore Leave Australia? - [2004] MULR 5; - [2004] MULR 5; (2004) 28 Melbourne University Law Review 169
  Jane Wangmann

Case Note

• Australian Competition and Consumer Commission v C G Berbatis Holdings Pty Ltd Curbing Unconscionability: Berbatis in the High Court of Australia - [2004] MULR 6; - [2004] MULR 6; (2004) 28 Melbourne University Law Review 203
  Rick Bigwood

Book Review

• Power and the Rule of Law in the Global Context - [2004] MULR 7; - [2004] MULR 7; (2004) 28 Melbourne University Law Review 232
  Sundhya Pahuja
• Law and Bioterrorism by Victoria Sutton (North Carolina: Carolina Academic Press, 2003) pages i–xxi, 1–306. Price US$65.00 (hard-cover). ISBN 0 89089 071 4. - [2004] MULR 8; - [2004] MULR 8; (2004) 28 Melbourne University Law Review 253
  Jeffrey F Addicott

Volume 28 No. 2 - August

Articles

• Virtual Shareholder Meetings: Who Decides How Companies Make Decisions?? – [2004] MULR 9; 28 Melbourne University Law Review 265
  Elizabeth Boros
• A broader role for the commonwealth in eradicating foreign sweatshops? – [2004] MULR 10; 28 Melbourne University Law Review 290
  Sean Cooney
• The Spurious Relationship Between Moral Blameworthiness and Liability for Negligencenegligence – [2004] MULR 11; 28 Melbourne University Law Review 343
  James Goudkamp
• Australian Legal Education and the Instability of Critiquecritique – [2004] MULR 12; 28 Melbourne University Law Review 375
  Nickolas John James
• Lange and Reynolds Qualified Privilege: Australian and English Defamation Law and Practice – [2004] MULR 13; 28 Melbourne University Law Review 406
  Andrew T Kenyon
• What Is 'Political' Communication? The Rationale of the Implied Freedom of Political Communication – [2004] MULR 14; 28 Melbourne University Law Review 438
  Dan Meagher
• IS MALAYSIA’S MYKAD THE ‘ONE CARD TO RULE THEM ALL’
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• Casualties of the Domestic 'War on Terror': A Review of Recent Counter-Terrorism Laws - [2004] MULR 16; 28 Melbourne University Law Review 512
  Joo-Cheong Tham

Case Note

• The Purvis Decision:A Case for Amending the Disability Discrimination Act 1992– [2004] MULR 17; 28 Melbourne University Law Review 532
  Kate Rattigan

Books Received

• Books received – [2004] MULR 18; 28 Melbourne University Law Review 564
  

Volume 28 No. 3 - December

Articles

• The Australian Takeovers Panel: Commercial Body or Quasi-Court? - [2004] MULR 19; 28 Melbourne University Law Review 565
  Emma Armson
• The Impact of Section 51AC of the Trade Practices Act 1974(Cth) on Commercial Certainty - [2004] MULR 20; 28 Melbourne University Law Review 589
  Liam Brown
• Australia Inside-Out: The Corporate Governance SYstem of the Australian Listed Market - [2004] MULR 21; 28 Melbourne University Law Review 623
  Alan Dignam & Michael Galanis
• Moving beyond the 'Hard'-'Easy' Tuf of War: A Historical, Empirical and Theoretical Assessment of Bankruptcy Discharge - [2004] MULR 22; 28 Melbourne University Law Review 654
  John King
• Propertising Identity: Understanding the United States Right of Publicity and Its Implications - Some Lessons for Australia - [2004] MULR 23; 28 Melbourne University Law Review 690
  Rosina Zapparoni
• Peter Birks and Unjust Enrichment in Australia - [2004] MULR 24; 28 Melbourne University Law Review 724
  Michael Bryan

Book Review

• Criminal Justice Policy in Late Modernity: The Signifcance of Local Experiences in Global Trends - [2004] MULR 25; 28 Melbourne University Law Review 736
  Sandra Egger

Review Essay

• The Empire Strikes Back? A Restatement of the Law of Unjust Enrichment - [2004] MULR 26; 28 Melbourne University Law Review 759
  Steve Hedley