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Scholarship for the Legal Community

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Scholarship for the Legal Community Archive

Civil procedure

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Discovery in Victoria: Narrowing the Scope of Disclosable Documents

Michael D Wells, (2025) 44(1) Civil Justice Quarterly 26 (NEW)

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Consumer and competition law

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It's Just Business' ... Or Is It? When an Efficient Breach of Contract Becomes Unconscionable Conduct under the Australian Consumer Law

Mark Giancaspro, (2023) 48(2) Monash University Law Review 272-308

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Corporations Act and ASIC Act

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National and International Perspectives on climate change litigation

Thomas Gray, Beth Nosworthy and Astrid Gillam, (2024) 54 Australian Bar Review 16

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Loss quantification in greenwashing cases

Sebastian Hartford-Davis and Aiden Lerch, 53(2) Australian Bar Review 112

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Development of the Reflective Loss Principle and the Need for Exceptions in Australia

Dominic Rawlings, (2023) 97 Australian Law Journal 468

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What does it mean to ‘carry on business in Australia’? An analysis of the Full Federal Court decision in Facebook Inc v Australian Information Commissioner

Lloyd Freeburn and Ian Ramsay, (2023) 52 Australian Bar Review 335

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The Increasing Intersection of Class Action and Regulatory Proceedings and Its Implications for the Operation and Utility of Australia's Class Action Regime.

Simon Hochreiter, (2025) 99 Australian Law Journal 132.

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Criminal procedure

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The Strawmen Trap: Non-appearance and the Pitfalls of Pseudolaw.

Joe McIntyre, Harry Hobbs and Stephen Young, (2025) 99 Australian Law Journal 319.

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Pseudolaw and the illusion of legal meaning

Joe McIntyre, (2025) 50(3) Alternative Law Journal 190.

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Equity, trusts and estates

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Great Investments and good returns: Knowing receipt as an equitable wrong independent of contract

Olivia Morris, (2023) Melbourne University Law Review 46 (2) Advance

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Corporate unconscionability: Systems of conduct and patterns of behaviour

Justice Beech of the Supreme Court of Western Australia, (2023) 52 Australian Bar Review 323

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Indigenous legal issues

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A 'kind of sovereignty': toward a framework for the recognition of First Nations sovereignties at common law

James Aird and Allan Ardill, (2023) Melbourne University Law Review 46(2) Advance

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Public law (including human rights)

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Are rights sufficiently human in the age of the machine?

Sir Geoffrey Vos – Master of the Rolls and Head of Civil Justice in England and Wales, Blackstone Lecture, Pembroke College, Oxford, 27 November 2024 (NEW)

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‘Business Competitors, Standing and Judicial Review

Matthew Groves, (2023) 50(5) Australian Business Law Review 315

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Statutory interpretation

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Statutory interpretation

The Hon. P A Keane AC KC, (Speech, Judicial College of Victoria, Melbourne, 22 March 2023)

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Tort law

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In what circumstances will Australian Courts depart from the “but for” approach to causation in negligence cases?

Alan Sullivan, (2024) 98 Australian Law Journal 530

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Why scholarship matters

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“Delicate Plants”, “Loose Cannons” or “A Marriage of True Minds”? The Role of Academic Literature in Judicial Decision‑Making

Lady Justice Carr, Court of Appeal of England and Wales, Harris Society Annual Lecture, Keble College, Oxford, 16 May 2023

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