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	Melbourne University Law Review

2005

Volume 29

Issue [1 | 2 | 3 ]

Volume 29 No. 1 - April

Articles

• Disinterested Truth: Legitimation of the Doctrine of Tenure Post-Mabo - [2005] MULR 2; 29 Melbourne University Law Review 39
  Samantha Hepburn
• Resolving a True Conflict between State Laws: A Minimalist Approach - [2005] MULR 3; 29 Melbourne University Law Review 95
  Graeme Hill
• A Tale of Two Systems: The Use of International Law in Constitutional Interpretation in Australia and South Africa - [2005] MULR 3; 29 Melbourne University Law Review 131
  Devika Hovell, George Williams
• An Exploration of the Conceptual Basis of Privacy and the Implications for the Future of Australian Privacy Law - [2005] MULR 4; 29 Melbourne University Law Review 179
  David Lindsay
• The Limites of Voluntariness in Contract - [2005] MULR 5; 29 Melbourne University Law Review 218
  Andrew Robertson

Critique and Comment

• Giving Content to General Concepts - [2005] MULR 6; 29 Melbourne University Law Review 242
  Joachim Dietrich
• Curbing Corporate Collusion in Australia: The Role of Section 45A of the Trade Practices Act - [2005] MULR 7; 29 Melbourne University Law Review 270
  David K Round, Leanne M Hanna

Case Note

• Woolcock Street Investments Pty Ltd v CDG Pty Ltd, Beyond Bryan: Builder's Liability and Pure Economic Loss - [2005] MULR 8; 29 Melbourne University Law Review 298
  Tracey Carver

Review Essay

• Animals and the Law: A New Legal Frontier? - [2005] MULR 9; 29 Melbourne University Law Review 317
  Stephen White

Book Review

• Getting Close to H L A Hart - [2005] MULR 10; 29 Melbourne University Law Review 337
  G Edward White

Volume 29 No. 2 - August

Articles

• A Tort of Invasion of Privacy in Australia? - [2005] MULR 11; 29 Melbourne University Law Review 339
  Des Butler
• Mutual Wills: Contemporary Reflections on an Old Doctrine - [2005] MULR 12; 29 Melbourne University Law Review 390
  Rosalind Croucher
• Legal Issues for the Use of Free and Open Source Software in Government - [2005] MULR 13; 29 Melbourne University Law Review 412
  Brian Fitzgerald and Nic Suzor
• Stranded between Partisanship and the Truth? A Comparative Analysis of Legal Ethics in the Adversarial and Inquisitorial Systems of Justice - [2005] MULR 14; 29 Melbourne University Law Review 448
  Felicity Nagorcka, Michael Stanton and Michael Wilson
• Investment Banks as Fiduciaries: Implications for Conflicts of Interest - [2005] MULR 15; 29 Melbourne University Law Review 478
  Andrew Tuch

Critique and Comment

• Understanding and Responding to Begging - [2005] MULR 16; 29 Melbourne University Law Review 518
  Philip Lynch
• The Legal Regulation of Marriage - [2005] MULR 17; 29 Melbourne University Law Review 556
  The Hon Alastair Nicholson

Case Note

• Spangaro v Corporate Investment Australia Funds Management Ltd: Failure of Consideration (Failure of Basis) as a Claim in Unjust Enrichment - [2005] MULR 18; 29 Melbourne University Law Review 573
  Jonathon Moore

Book Review

• ’We, the Redeemers‘ — Hubris and Humility in International Humanitarianism - [2005] MULR 19; 29 Melbourne University Law Review 598
  Andrew Goldsmith

Volume 29 No. 3 - October

Articles

• ’Fraud on the Market‘: Judicial Approaches to Causation and Loss from Securities Nondisclosure in the United States, Canada and Australia - [2005] MULR 20; 29(3) Melbourne University Law Review 621
  Michael Duffy
• Improving Human Rights Analysis in the Legislative and Policy Processes - [2005] MULR 21; 29(3) Melbourne University Law Review 665
  Simon Evans
• Foreign States and Australian Courts - [2005] MULR 22; 29(3) Melbourne University Law Review 704
  Richard Garnett
• The Proliferation Security Initiative: Interdicting Vessels in International Waters to Prevent the Spread of Weapons of Mass Destruction? - [2005] MULR 23; 29(3) Melbourne University Law Review 733
  Douglas Guilfoyle
• Dispute Resolution in a Complex International Society - [2005] MULR 24; 29(3) Melbourne University Law Review 765
  Catherine Kessedjian
• On the Legality of Gene Patents - [2005] MULR 25; 29(3) Melbourne University Law Review 809
  Dianne Nicol
• ’The History of the Haste-Wagons‘ The Motor Car Act 1909 (Vic), Emergent Technology and the Call for Law - [2005] MULR 26; 29(3) Melbourne University Law Review 843
  Kieran Tranter

Essay

• Sir Isaac Isaacs — A Sesquicentenary Reflection - [2005] MULR 27; 29(3) Melbourne University Law Review 880
  The Hon Justice Michael Kirby

Critique and Comment

• It's a Man's World: Claims of Provocation and Automatism in ’Intimate‘ Homicides - [2005] MULR 28; 29(3) Melbourne University Law Review 905
  Bernadette McSherry

Book Review

• The Ultimate Rule of Law by David M Beatty - [2005] MULR 29; 29(3) Melbourne University Law Review 930
  The Hon Justice John Basten

BOOKS RECEIVED

• BOOKS RECEIVED - 2005
  MULR