Contract and Commercial Law Review – Individual Issues
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Introducing the Contract and Commercial Law Review
There are three issues per volume. Each issue has approximately 72 pages.
The work brings you scholarly contributions on Contract and Commercial Law from a variety of academic minds seeking to enhance and challenge your knowledge and understanding.
The general editor is the renowned scholar Emeritus Professor J W Carter
Available in Australia and overseas exclusively from J W Carter Publishing Pty Ltd.
The Contract and Commercial Law Review welcomes submissions on all aspects of the law of contract and aspects of commercial law relevant to the law of contract. Style guidelines for the guidance of contributors can be downloaded here.
General Editor
Emeritus Professor J W Carter
| Editorial Board Prof David Campbell (UK) Prof Wayne Courtney (Singapore) Dr David Fung (Malaysia) The Hon Justice Goh Yihan (Singapore) Prof Ewoud Hondius (The Netherlands) Emeritus Prof Howard Hunter (USA) The Hon Justice Mark Leeming (Australia) Prof John D McCamus (Canada) |
Emeritus Prof Elizabeth Macdonald (UK) Prof David McLauchlan (New Zealand) Keith Mason (Australia) The Hon Justice Elisabeth Peden (Australia) The Hon Justice Andrew Phang (Singapore) Prof Donald Robertson (Australia) Prof Greg Tolhurst (Australia) |
Contents Vol 1
Issue 1
Editorial
Introduction
The Hon Justice Mark Leeming
Articles
Bowmakers Revisited — Independent Causes of Action for Restitution
J W Carter, Wayne Courtney and Gregory Tolhurst
Bringing Down the Ceiling
David Campbell
Case and Comment
Kay v Playup — The Case against Textualism
Nuwan Dias
Issue 2
Articles
The Importance of Theory and History in Understanding and Developing the Common Law of Contract — Some Preliminary Reflections
Andrew Phang
Consequential Loss? In a Sense No Loss Is Consequential
Charles Haward Soper
Case and Comment
Implication of Terms in Informal Contracts
May Fong Cheong
Pacta Sunt Servanda: The Enforcement of Bargains and the Limitation of Actions
David A Pittavino and Xavier P Walsh
Issue 3
Articles
Review Essay: Two Views of Australian Restitution Law
John McCamus
When Is It Fair to Break Promises? Illuminating Promissory
Estoppel’s Inequity Requirement
Marcus Moore
Case and Comment
When Is the Restraint of Trade Doctrine Engaged?
David Capper
Contents Vol 2
Issue 1
Articles
When Is a Contract an Entire Contract?
J W Carter, Wayne Courtney and Gregory Tolhurst
Case and Comment
Severance in Post-employment Restrictive Covenants
David Capper
When a Penalty Is Not a Penalty
Howard Hunter
Damages on the Reliance Measure: Musings in Singapore
Kwan Ho Lau
Sneaking Remoteness through the Back Door
Timothy Porter
Book Review
William Day, Key Ideas in Law: Commercial Law
Donald Robertson
Issue 2
We Farewell Two Great Minds of Commercial Law: Stephen Waddams and Andrew Rogers
Articles
Assignment, Prohibitions, Promises and Breach of Contract
G J Tolhurst
Review Essay: Oops! Restitution and Unjust Enrichment in the Aftermath of Disaster
David Campbell
Case and Comment
Equity and Restitution: Redland City Council v Kozik
Jack Zhou
Issue 3
Articles
Certainty, Good Faith and ‘Reasonable Endeavours’: Reflections on MUR Shipping
Jonathan Morgan
Case and Comment
The Influence of Public International Law on English Contract Law
Tim Stephens
No ‘Scuttling’ the Deal to Get out of Paying a Debt
Katy Barnett
Controversies in Damages for Wasted Expenditure: Swapping the Old for the New
Henry Higgins and Daniel Reede
Book Reviews
Richard Austen-Baker, Implied Terms in English Contract Law, 3rd ed
Andrew Phang
Andrew Phang (gen ed), Pioneer, Polymath and Mentor: The Life and Legacy of Yong Pung How
Kwan Ho Lau and Bryan Leow
David Campbell, Contractual Relations: A Contribution to the Critique of the Classical Law of Contract
Simon Crabtree