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The Electronic Age: Virtual Conveyancing and the Torrens Title System

Riley Sophie (Faculty of Design Architecture and Building, University of Technology, Sydney, 2006)

This paper describes and analyses a number of issues related to the potential impacts of electronic conveyancing on Torrens title in Australia. The first part of the paper concentrates on the challenges that electronic ...
Future Needs Strikes Back? Assessing the Consequences of Contributions to De Facto Relationship

Monahan Geoffrey (ALTA Secretariat, 2006)
The Poetics and Politics of Politics of Past Injuries: Claiming in Reparations Law and in Toni Morrison's novel Beloved

Van Rijswijk Honni (University of Sydney, 2008)

Why is there such a discrepancy between legal time and historical time? Or rather, whose historical time is tacitly represented and silently justified in legal representations? Whose interests are served by the law¿s ...
Sentencing Indigenous Resisters as if the Death in Custody Never Occured

Anthony Thalia (School of Politcial and Social Inquiry, Monash University, 2009)

This paper addresses the trends in sentencing by higher courts of Indigenous protesters against `white¿ racist violence. It contrasts earlier sentencing decisions affecting resisters on the Yarrabah Reserve in 1981 and ...
Species Listing and Precaution Under the Environmental protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 (Cth)

Dwyer Angela (ALTA Secretariat, 2006)
Understanding the Modern Chinese Contract Law and its implications to trading with China

Li Xiaoguang (IATL, 2008)
Visual Contamination: Disgust and the regulation of brothels

Crofts Penelope (University of Melbourne Law School, 2006)

Brothels have been able to operate as legitimate commercial businesses in NSW for over a decade. Despite this, brothels continue to be treated differently from other commercial businesses with similar amenity impacts. ...
Visualizing the Shape of Quality: An application in the context of Intellectual Property

Rudduck Sylvan; Williams Mary-Anne; Stoianoff Natalie (CUER Wokshop Proceeedings, 2011)

The aim of this work is to explore how the concept of shape can be applied in the context of Intellectual Property Law (IPL). Despite the global nature of IPL, the system is plagued with considerable uncertainty, especially ...

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