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Dworkin v Fish : Theoretical Premise of Awarding Damages for Psychiatric Illness in England and Australia

Muthu Yega (Franz Steiner Verlag, 2009)

This article examines the law of psychiatric illness in the light of Ronald Dworkin's and Stanley Fish's legal theory. The article proposes to examine the attitude of judges to judicial law making in England and Australia, ...
If only I had a heart! The Australian Case of Annetts and the Internationally Confounding Question of Compensation in Nervous Shock Law

Muthu Yega; Geraghty E; Hocking Barbara (Halstead Press, 2006)
In Memory of Mummery: When is it Reasonable for Modern Employers to Foresee Psychiatric injury as a Result of Stress at Work ? Koehler v Cerebos

Geraghty Ellen; Hocking Barbara; Muthu Yega (Australian Academic Press, 2007)
Terrorist Attacks Involving Airplanes: Implications under Australian Law

Harb James; Manocha Kishan; Muthu Yega; Parker Aneesa (Caribbean Law Publishing Company, 2006)

Australia has made itself a focus for hostile terrorist reprisals (like September 11) through its close alliance with the US, and its involvement in Iraq. Therefore, lawyers need to prepare to advise victims of possible ...

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