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Monthly Archives: 31st May 2006
Mirvahedy – Three Years On (May 2006, Susan Rodway QC and James Todd)
“The Animals Act 1971 was intended to simplify the common law rules on strict liability for damage caused by animals. In the event, during the three decades that followed its… Read more »
Occam’s Razor and the Case of the Missing Notch (May 2006, James Todd)
“Occam’s razor has been a fundamental aspect of scientific analysis ever since: in medicine, if a doctor can identify one probable cause, there may be no need to cast about… Read more »
Insolvent Trading: Lesson from One.Tel (2006)
Paul Hayes (2006) To read this article, please click here.
Acceptable Intervention? When the Final Result is Not Necessarily so Final (2006)
Paul Hayes (2006) To read this article, please click here.
The New Game: International Law and the Resolution of Sporting Disputes (2006)
Paul Hayes (2006) To read this article, please click here.
Seminar Paper – Medical Treatment Decisions and Incapable Persons (April 2006, Nicola Greaney)
This paper was originally presented at a seminar in Chambers in April 2006. “The subject of medical treatment decisions taken on behalf of those lacking capacity is a large one…. Read more »
Seminar Paper – Witness Immunity from Professional Disciplinary Proceedings (April 2006, Vikram Sachdeva)
The paper was originally presented at a seminar in Chambers in April 2006. This paper examines the case of Professpr Roy Meadow in Meadow v General Medical Council [2006] EWHC… Read more »
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