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volume v
special issue — eramus school of law
special issue — eramus school of law
special issue — eramus school of law
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VOLUME V, ACADEMIC YEAR 2019–2020
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Issue 1
FRONT MATTER | EDITORS' INTRODUCTION TO VOLUME V, ISSUE 1
Darius Ng, BA (Hons) (
Cantab
)
Nicole Chia, BA (Hons) (
Cantab
)
Editors-in-Chief, Cambridge Law Review (Volume V)
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FREEDOM OF THE HIGH SEAS AND EXTENT OF COASTAL STATE JURISDICTION:
REFLECTIONS ON THE NORSTAR CASE
Vincent P. Cogliati-Bantz
Associate Professor, Auckland Law School
(2020) 5(1) Camb Law Rev 1
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INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL RESPONSIBILITY OF THE CORPORATE ENTITY
FOR COMPLICITY IN INTERNATIONAL CRIMES: A POLICY AND LEGAL CASE
Zhifeng Jiang
LLB (NUS), BA (Yale-NUS)
(2020) 5(1) Camb Law Rev 12
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REIMAGINING PUNISHMENT FOR ATROCITY CRIMES:
AN INNOVATIVE SENTENCING FRAMEWORK FOR INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL LAW
Dr. Shahram Dana
Senior Lecturer at Griffith Law School, Griffith University, Australia
(2020) 5(1) Camb Law Rev 49
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VENTURING THROUGH THE PUBLIC-PRIVATE DIVIDE UNDER THE HUMAN RIGHTS ACT 1998:
SECTION 6(3)(B) AND THE CONCEPT OF ‘FUNCTIONS OF A PUBLIC NATURE’BASED TAXATION?
Thomas Yeon
Judicial Assistant, Hong Kong Court of Final Appeal (2020–2021)
(2020) 5(1) Camb Law Rev 79
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THE NEXT CHAPTER OF ‘WRONGFUL LIFE’: CONCEPTS FOR ‘WRONGFUL SURVIVAL’ IN COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS
Benedikt Bartylla
LL.B. (Candidate) at Bucerius Law School, Hamburg;
(2020) 5(1) Camb Law Rev 104
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Issue 2
THE PROOF IS IN THE NUMBERS: AN ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF THE ENGLISH RULE OF NEMO DAT
Lorenzo U. Meusburger
(2020) 5(2) Camb Law Rev 1
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DAMAGES FOR LATE PAYMENT OF INSURANCE CLAIMS: A SATISFACTORY SOLUTION?
Alexander Westin-Hardy
BA (Cantab), MPhil (
Cantab
)
(2020) 5(2) Camb Law Rev 31
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AGENCY WORKERS: A LABOUR ANOMALY OR THE NEW NORM?
Christy O’Neil
LLB (Lancaster) (Candidate)
(2020) 5(2) Camb Law Rev 44
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THE CURIOUS CASE OF DOCTOR ULTRON:
HOW WELL IS ENGLISH LAW CURRENTLY SUITED TO
MANAGE THE INHERENT RISKS ASSOCIATED WITH BLACK BOX AI MEDICAL DIAGNOSTICS?
Nikhil Dutt Sundaraj
BA (Hons) (
Cantab
)
(2020) 5(2) Camb Law Rev 58
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AN EVALUATION OF THE NECESSITY OF INSURABLE INTEREST IN PROPERTY INSURANCE CONTRACTS
Katrina Camacho
LLB (University College London), LLB (University of Hong Kong)
(2020) 5(2) Camb Law Rev 88
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THE CHRONICLE EVOLUTION OF PREROGATIVE WRITS IN THE UNITED KINGDOM AND IN INDIA:
ARE PREROGATIVE WRITS IMMUNE FROM THE DOCTRINE OF DELAY AND LACHES?
Varun Varma
Counsel, Chambers of Mr. Atmaran N.S Nadkarni
(2020) 5(2) Camb Law Rev 114
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AN AMERICAN CURE FOR AN ENGLISH WOE: TECHNOLOGY AND THE EXCLUSION OF IMPROPERLY OBTAINED EVIDENCE IN CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS IN ENGLAND AND WALESS?
Mohindhar Doodnauth
LLB (London), LLM candidate (Fordham)
(2020) 5(2) Camb Law Rev 139
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