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Monitoring foreign ownership and control of Australian corporations in the governance 'shadow' by Jenny Fu, Geoffrey Nicoll

“…Amendments in 2020 to the 'Foreign Acquisitions and Takeovers Act' 1975 ('FATA'), directed to the protection of Australian 'national security', may neglect…”
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Proportionality in Australian constitutional and administrative law by Anthony Gray

“…This article suggests that a consistent approach should be taken to the use of proportionality in public law, including constitutional and administrative law…”
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Reviewing executive decision-making in emergencies: Time to consider a more systematic approach to post legislative scrutiny in Australia by Sarah Moulds, Anja Pich

“…COVID-19 highlighted the need for agile, fast decision-making and delegated lawmaking by the Executive branch. As a result, this emergency saw an increasingly…”
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Contextualising (some) contested inter vivos transfers by G E Dal Pont

“…I have been requested to speak on 'contested inter vivos transfers'. This descriptor is broad enough to encompass scenarios divorced from trusts and estates…”
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Monitoring foreign ownership and control of Australian corporations in the governance 'shadow' by Geoffrey Nicoll, Jenny Fu

“…Amendments in 2020 to the Foreign Acquisitions and Takeovers Act 1975 ('FATA'), directed to the protection of Australian 'national security', may neglect…”
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Farm Transparency International Ltd v New South Wales by Scott Currie

“…Farm Transparency International ('FTI', the 'first plaintiff') is a group which seeks to change modern agricultural practices and improve animal welfare…”
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Remaining all ears: Ending Australia's structured proportionality exceptionalism by Scott Currie

“…This essay received second place in the Sir Anthony Mason Constitutional Law Essay Prize competition in 2021 and Sir Anthony Mason's personal commendation. It…”
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Proportionality in Australian constitutional and administrative law by Anthony Gray

“…This article suggests that a consistent approach should be taken to the use of proportionality in public law, including constitutional and administrative law…”
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The Bemba appeal decision: Command responsibility in international criminal law by Louisa Rowe

“…Command responsibility is a mode of liability enshrined in article 28 of the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court, which enables commanders or…”
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Citta Hobart Pty Ltd v Cawthorn by Tennille Burdon

“…As established in 'Burns v Corbett ('Burns')', it is impermissible for State tribunals that are not State courts to exercise judicial power with respect to any…”
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Citta Hobart Pty Ltd v Cawthorn by Tennille Burdon

“…As established in 'Burns v Corbett ('Burns')', it is impermissible for State tribunals that are not State courts to exercise judicial power with respect to any…”
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The 'Bemba' appeal decision: Command responsibility in international criminal law by Louisa Rowe

“…Command responsibility is a mode of liability enshrined in Article 28 of the 'Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court', which enables commanders or…”
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Contextualising (some) contested inter vivos transfers by G E Dal Pont

“…Edited version of address to the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners (STEP) Australia Conference, 28 March 2022, Sydney. I have been requested to speak…”
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Farm Transparency International Ltd v New South Wales by Scott Currie

“…Farm Transparency International ('FTI', the 'first plaintiff') is a group which seeks to change modern agricultural practices and improve animal welfare…”
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Remaining all ears: Ending Australia's structured proportionality exceptionalism by Scott Currie

“…This essay received second place in the Sir Anthony Mason Constitutional Law Essay Prize competition in 2021 and Sir Anthony Mason's personal commendation. It…”
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Reviewing executive decision-making in emergencies: Time to consider a more systematic approach to post legislative scrutiny in Australia by Sarah Moulds, Anja Pich

“…COVID-19 highlighted the need for agile, fast decision-making and delegated lawmaking by the Executive branch. As a result, this emergency saw an increasingly…”
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Harm caused by medical interventions which alter intersex variations: Can negligence provide a remedy? by Aidan Ricciardo

“…It is not uncommon for intersex children to undergo medical procedures which have the effect of erasing or minimizing natural variations of their sex…”
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Supporting university students with disabilities: Making reasonable adjustments while meeting education program and course requirements by Joan Squelch, Jacques Duvenhage

“…University students with a disability have a right to access education and to participate in education programs and courses on the same basis as students…”
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Restitution, unjust enrichment and domestic caregiving by Henry Cooney

“…In 'Gill v Garrett' [2020] NSWSC 795, Slattery J considered a claim in unjust enrichment in which a domestic caregiver sought restitution for the value of…”
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Disposition of the Chagos Islands: 'Delimitation of the maritime boundary between Mauritius and Maldives (preliminary objections)' by Gino Naldi

“…In 2021 the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea (ITLOS) ruled on preliminary objections raised by the Maldives in delimitation of the maritime…”
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