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ISSN: 0008-1973

EISSN: 1469-2139

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Volume 54 - March 1995

Case and Comment

Parliament, Ministers, Courts and Prerogative: Criminal Injuries Compensation and the Dormant Statute

Judicial Review and the Pergau Dam

Due Reprocess—Thorp, Sellafield and Greenpeace

Is International Law Justiciable in English Courts?

The International Court in a Timorous Mood

Unrecognised States and the European Court

Municipal Law and International Law Tangle Once More

Protecting the Mentally Disordered Defendant Against Herself

Reshaping the Criminal Law in the House of Lords

Murder in England or Murder in Scotland

The Unwed Father and Human Rights: Adopting a Positive Approach?

European Law and Unfair Terms in Consumer Contracts

Frustration of Testamentary Intentions: A Remedy for the Disappointed Beneficiary

A New Twist to Nervous Shock

Involuntary Intoxication As a Defence

Reconstructing Manslaughter on Defective Foundations

Industrial Injuries and Compulsory Insurance—Adding Insult to Injury

Nuisance and Planning Control

Contract Damages for Failed Fun—Taking the Plunge

Rescission AB Initio for Mistake and Misrepresentation

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Volume 54 - March 1995

Case and Comment