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The Galway Student Law Review

Vol. 4 2010

To view the entire review in one PDF file (124 pages, 10.49 MB), click here.

Articles

Judicial Discretion in Locus Standi: Inconsistency Ahead? Tomas Bailey
Irish Neutrality: A Future? Ulic Egan
The significance of the Age of Criminal Responsibility within the Irish Youth Justice System Jaime Flattery
Regulation of the Internet: An Impossible Task? Louise Hamilton
The Law Relating to Informer Privilege Alice Harrison
Determining Jurisdiction in E-Consumer Contracts: Are Consumers Being Abandoned in Cyberspace? Anna Hutchings
Distinction between Sane and Insane Automatism: “The Common Law Approach” Sana Farooq Khan
How Live Aid Got It Wrong: Land Law’s Solution to Third World Poverty Helen McFarlane
The Rambler & the Farmer: An Irish Property Problem? The Rambler, Farmer & Rights over Land Yvonne Mc Laughlin
Finally Settled? Part 4 of the Land and Conveyancing Reform Bill 2006 Heather Murphy
Minority Shareholders Rights Yet to Come of Age: The Growing Pains of Section 204 Companies Act 1963 Nora Pat Stewart

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