Australian Bar Review

Australian Bar Review
Author(s) : Editor(s): C G Lindsay SC
Short Description : Vol 33, No 3.
Publisher : LexisNexis
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ISBN : 0000700533
Published : October, 2010

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Australian Bar Review is produced under the auspices of the Australian Bar Association. It is an ideal forum for the scholarly discussion of current issues in legal doctrine and procedure throughout Australia. Written by professionals for professionals, Australian Bar Review is for members of the Bar, the Bench and all those involved in the legal profession and academia. Orders made through the bookstore are for this issue of the journal only.
Articles  
       The rule of law beyond the law of rules - The Hon Michael  
            Kirby AC CMG 195
       The future of the 'minimum equity', and the appropriate  
            'fault line' in promissory and proprietary estoppel - Lee  
            Aitken 212
       Lachlan Macquarie and the rule of law - Brent Salter 222
       What cost to the Crown a failure to act as a model litigant?  
            - Christopher Peadon 239
       The proper focus of defamation defences and the challenge  
            of inconsistency - Kim Gould 258
       The FairWork Act's forgotten issues: Why Richard Tracey's  
            study of trade union regulation and the issues in the High  
            Court's McJannet decision are worth a second thought  
            - Dr Louise Floyd 276
       PRACTICAL ADVOCACY: The roles of counsel in the  
            coronial jurisdiction - Hugh Dillon 293
   
Book Review  
       From Moree to Mabo - The Mary Gaudron Story by  
            Pamela Burton - The Hon Michael Kirby AC CMG 299
       A Court Apart: The District Court of Queensland by  
            D Beanland - Geoff Lindsay SC 304

G C Lindsay SC


G C Lindsay SC is an eminent Australian barrister and author. He is the Chairman of the History Committee of the NSW Bar Association and the Secretary of the Francis Forbes Society for Australian Legal History