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VOLUME 10, ACADEMIC YEAR 2024–2025

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Issue 1

FRONT MATTER | FOREWORD (ISSUE 1)
Wednesday Eden, Ph.D. candidate (University of Cambridge)
Editor-in-Chief, Cambridge Law Review
(2025) 10(1) Cambridge Law Review iii–vi 

WITHIN THE SOUND OF SILENCE: REASSESSING THE ROLE OF REASONING IN JUDICIAL DECISION-MAKING
Talia Fisher
Anny and Paul Yanowicz Professor of Human Rights at the Faculty of Law, Tel Aviv University
(2025) 10(1) Cambridge Law Review 1–24

ADDRESSING THE CHALLENGES OF DUE PROCESS AND ETHICAL DISPARITIES IN INTERNATIONAL ARBITRATION: THE NEED FOR REFORM
Alfie Dove
LLB, LLM (University of Warwick)
(2025) 10(1) Cambridge Law Review 25–46

REMEDYING JUDICIAL INTERVENTION INTO PRIVATE CONTRACT: A CASE FOR ABANDONING THE CREDITOR DUTY POST-BTI 2014 LLC V SEQUANA SA [2022] UKSC 25
Alexandra Kosta-Foti
Visiting Lecturer in Contract Law (City St George's, University of London); BA (Hons) (King's College London), GDL (City St George's, University of London)
(2025) 10(1) Cambridge Law Review 47-74

REPAIRING THE ENGLISH CIVIL LAW OF BRIBERY: FIXING JOHNSON V FIRSTRAND BANK LTD [2024] EWCA CIV 1282
Rivu Chowdhury, LLM candidate (University College London), BA (Oxon)
George Beglan, LLM (Durham), BA (Oxon)
(2025) 10(1) Cambridge Law Review 75–95

SEVERING THE HUNT FOR TORTFEASOR-CAREGIVER COMPENSATION: THE SINGAPOREAN REJECTION OF HUNT V SEVERS [1994] 2 AC 350 (HL)
Jun Xiang Wong

BA Law candidate (University of Cambridge)
(2025) 10(1) Cambridge Law Review 96–114

WITH LOVE AND AFFECTION: RETHINKING THE FAIRNESS OF PROXIMITY OF RELATIONSHIP IN SECONDARY VICTIM CLAIMS
Saniya Mehmood AKC
BA (King’s College London), MA Law (Conversion) (The University of Law)
(2025) 10(1) Cambridge Law Review 115-137

FRONT MATTER | FOREWORD: MY FAREWELL TO THE CAMBRIDGE LAW REVIEW (ISSUE 2)
Wednesday Eden, Ph.D. candidate (University of Cambridge)
Editor-in-Chief, Cambridge Law Review
(2025) 10(2) Cambridge Law Review iii–v 

THE LIMITED RIGHTS OF COHABITEES: DOES THE LAW GO FAR ENOUGH TO PROTECT COHABITING COUPLES IN ENGLAND AND WALES?
Elliot Tierney
LLB (London School of Economics and Political Science)
(2025) 10(2) Cambridge Law Review 1–33

BEYOND TRANSPARENCY: A CASE FOR RISK WARNINGS IN CONTENT PERSONALISATION UNDER EU LAW
Keisuke Noma
Attorney-at-Law (Japan); LLM (University College London)
(2025) 10(2) Cambridge Law Review 34–60

AUTHORISED PUSH, INSTITUTIONAL PULL: A CRITICAL APPRAISAL OF COMPETING PRIORITIES IN THE UK’S APP FRAUD REIMBURSEMENT REGIME
Canel Derya Paris Atik
LLB candidate (University of Edinburgh)
(2025) 10(2) Cambridge Law Review 61-76

ALGORITHMIC TACIT COLLUSION: ADDRESSING THE GAPS IN ARTICLE 101(1)(A) OF THE TFEU
Emma Minerva Brambilla
LLB (University of Groningen), LLM (London School of Economics and Political Science)
(2025) 10(2) Cambridge Law Review 77–100

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