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(2009) Volume 33(3)

Feature

The Chief Justice and the Governor-General
The Hon Chief Justice Robert French AC		647

Articles

Working with Judicial Review: The New Operation of the Takeovers Panel
Emma Armson		657
After Tabcorp, for Whom Does the Bellgrove Toll? Cementing the Expectation Measure as the ‘Ruling Principle’ for Calculation of Contract Damages
Matthew Bell		684
Andrew Inglis Clark’s Draft Constitution, Chapter III of the Australian Constitution, and the Assist from Article III of the Constitution of the United States
William G Buss		718
Effective Regulation by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission: The Civil Penalty Problem
Vicky Comino		802
Sexual Offences Law Reform in Pacific Island Countries: Replacing Colonial Norms with International Good Practice Standards
Christine Forster		833
Poisoned Chalice? A Critical Analysis of the Evidence Linking Personal Injury Compensation Processes with Adverse Health Outcomes
Genevieve Grant and David M Studdert		865
Tax Uncertainty
The Hon Justice G T Pagone		886
Civil Penalties and Responsive Regulation: The Gap between Theory and Practice
Michelle Welsh		908

Critique and Comment

The Australian Unfair Contract Terms Law: The Rise of Substantive Unfairness as a Ground for Review of Standard Form Consumer Contracts
Jeannie Paterson		934

Case Notes

Wurridjal v Commonwealth The Northern Territory Intervention and Just Terms for the Acquisition of Property
Sean Brennan		957
Australian Securities and Investments Commission v Macdonald [No 11] Corporate Governance Lessons from James Hardie
Anil Hargovan		984

Book Review

Calling Out the Troops — The Australian Military and Civil Unrest: The Legal and Constitutional Issues by Michael Head
Cameron Moore		1022

Conversation

	A Public Conversation on Constitutionalism and the Judiciary between Professor James Allan and the Hon Michael Kirby AC CMG
	James Allan and the Hon Michael Kirby AC CMG			1032

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