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One of Plato’s critiques of democracy is its tendency to foster in its citizens characters corrupted by self-interest. Professor Eric...
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Debunking the LRA 2002’s « Title by Registration » model
Over a century of reform proposals[1], efforts to modernise and democratise property law culminated in the enactment of the Land Registry...
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Marriage and civil partnerships – an ongoing quest for equality
Marriage and civil partnerships – an ongoing quest for equality. Some reflections in the wake of reform. Introduction The introduction of...
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Revolutionary resolution
An outsider in conversation with the insiders of the Alternative Dispute Resolution Society How two final year law students decided to...
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Can the courts do IT?
Digitalised courtroom and the access to justice Malwina Wojcik As we experience a digital revolution, in jurisdictions all around the...
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The Law on Surrogacy in the UK – Money, Myths and More...
Durakashan Fiaz As the year draws to a close, it is important to reflect on calls for changes and reforms in the lawn this past year. One...
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Reflections on Lisa Hajjar’s recent speech at Queen Mary
Alvi Matin Sattar Lisa Hajjar, speaking at Queen Mary in early December 2018, delivered a lecture entitled: The Afterlives of Torture....
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Reforming the insolvency mechanism in favour of the taxpayer
Daryl Old In the October Budget, Chancellor of the Exchequer Phillip Hammond announced that Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs (HMRC)...
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