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Job retention in the British offshore sector through greening of the North Sea energy industry

Esteban Miguel; Leary David; Zhang Qi; Utama Agaya; Tezuka Tetsuo; Ishihara Keiichi (Elsevier Ltd, 2011)

For the case of the UK there are currently three ways of obtaining energy from sea areas, namely from wind, tides and waves. A methodology was developed to determine the future size of the offshore renewable industry based ...
Judicial Independence in the Northern Territory: Are Undisclosed Remuneration Arrangements Repugnant to Chapter 3 of the Constitution ?

Keyzer Patrick (University of Western Australia Law School, 2004)

The purpose of this article is to assess the independence of stipendiary magistrates in the Northern Territory, an issue which was the subject of a recent decision of the High Court in North Australian Aboriginal Legal Aid ...
Judicial Independence in the Northern Territory: Are Undisclosed Remuneration Arrangements Repugnant to Chapter 3 of the Constitution ?

Keyzer Patrick (University of Western Australia Law School, 2004)

The purpose of this article is to assess the independence of stipendiary magistrates in the Northern Territory, an issue which was the subject of a recent decision of the High Court in North Australian Aboriginal Legal Aid ...
Jurisdictional error: An alternative approach

Ellis-Jones Ian (Lawbook Co, 2008)

In judicial review proceedings, under the general law on the ground of traditional jurisdictional error, the reviewing court ordinarily makes a distinction between jurisdictional errors of law on the one hand and ...
The ""jurisdictional fact doctrine"" in New South Wales local government and environmental planning law

Ellis-Jones Ian (Thomson Law Book Co, 2006)

Errors made with respect to jurisdictional matters, including errors made with respect to so-called 'Jurisdictional facts", are reviewable for 'Jurisdictional error". A jurisdictional fact is some fact or fact situation ...
The ""jurisdictional fact doctrine"" in New South Wales local government and environmental planning law

Ellis-Jones Ian (Thomson Lawbook Company, 2006)

Errors made with respect to jurisdictional matters, including errors made with respect to so-called 'Jurisdictional facts", are reviewable for 'Jurisdictional error". A jurisdictional fact is some fact or fact situation ...
Keeping them connected: Restorative Justice in Schools in Australia and New Zealand - what progress?

Varnham Sally (Australia and New Zealand Education Law Association, 2008)
Knowing Receipt in Corporate Group Structures

Edmundson, P. (Lawbook Co, 2005)

This article examines intra-group claims based on the principle of knowing receipt. There is significant uncertainty in this area of law, both in the group context and generally. In particular, there are complexities ...
'Lay' Opinion Evidence of Sensations, Feelings and Opinions

Azize Joseph (Butterworths, 2006)

How does s 78 of the Evidence Act apply when a ‘lay’ person gives evidence of their sensations, feelings and opinions? The article also deals with related difficulties with the opinion rule, eg, there is no definition ...
Legal Challenges to University Decisions Affecting Students in Australian Courts and Tribunals

Kamvounias Patty; Varnham Sally (Melbourne University Law Review Association Inc., 2010)

In an era of increased accountability, decisions that adversely affect university students are more open to internal and judicial scrutiny. This article considers student challenges to university decisions in the context ...
Legal perceptions of forensic DNA profiling - Part I: A review of the legal literature

Walsh, S.J. (Elsevier Ireland Ltd, 2005)

A forensic biologist is usually involved in the criminal justice system process somewhere between the police and the legal system, interacting in a practical context regularly and extensively with both. Forensic DNA ...
Legal Pragmatism and the Pre-Birth Continuum

Stewart Pamela; Stuhmcke Anita (Law Book Company, 2007)
Let's Ask the Kids! - Practising Citizenship and Democracy in Australian Schools

Varnham Sally; Booth Tracey; Evers Maxine (Australia and New Zealand Education Law Association (ANZELA), 2011)

LetS ask the kids-yeah right! The focus of this article is a research project being undertaken in Australia which considers participative and restorative practices in New South Wales schools. Jt looks at the research ...
Lifting the corporate veil on the basis of an implied agency: A re-evaluation of Smith, Stone and Knight.

Harris Jason (Law Book Company, 2005)

This article examines the scope of the principle in Smith, Stone and Knight that the corporate veil may be lifted on the basis of an implied agency between group companies. It argues that, on a proper assessment of ...
Limiting Access to Assisted Reproduction JM V QFG

Stuhmcke Anita (LexisNexis Butterworths, 2002)

The only Australian case which has specifically dealt with the question of a self-identifying lesbian accessing artificial reproductive technology (ART)1 is a decision of the Court of Appeal of the Supreme Court of ...
Limiting Access to Assisted Reproduction JM V QFG

Stuhmcke Anita (LexisNexis Butterworths, 2002)

The only Australian case which has specifically dealt with the question of a self-identifying lesbian accessing artificial reproductive technology (ART) I is a decision of the Court of Appeal of the Supreme Court of ...
Litigating questions of quality

Weeks Gregory (Lawbook Co, 2007)

There are some grounds of judicial review which inherently lead the court to consider questions of the quality of the decision-maker¿s decision. The most prominent of these are review for Wednesbury unreasonableness and ...
Looking backwards,looking forwards: Judicial and Legislative Trends in the Regulation or surrogate motherhood in the UK and Australia

Stuhmcke Anita (LexisNexis Butterworths, 2004)

It has been a quarter of a century since the first reported decision was handed down with respect to surrogate motherhood by a common law court. Since that initial decision Australian jurisdictions and the United ...
Looking to the past to plan for the future: A decade of practical legal training

Evers Maxine; Olliffe Bronwyn; Pettit Robyn (Routledge, 2011)

The beginning of the twenty-first century has seen significant changes in the legal profession, from the increased use of e-communications and incorporated legal practices, to the internationalisation of lawyers and the ...
Lost in Transition: Section 447A and the question of members' rights when a company transitions from voluntary administration to a creditors' voluntary liquidation

Harris Jason; Gordon Bruce (Lawbook Co, 2005)

One of the benefits of voluntary administration under Pt 5.3A of the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth) is that it allows for a smooth transition from administration to a creditors' voluntary liquidation, particularly when the ...

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