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Volume 63 - November 2004

Contents

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Case and Comment

Research Article

  • SOVEREIGNTY AT THE BEGINNING OF THE 21ST CENTURY: FUNDAMENTAL OR OUTMODED?

  • K.J. Keith
  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    11 November 2004, pp. 581-604

  • EXACTLY ninety-eight years ago today, fifteen young New Zealanders played a game of rugby against fifteen members of colleges of what I understand is known here as “the other place”. One wit said that the game was an even one because six tries were scored in the first half and seven in the second. I need not tell you that all the tries were scored by the one side or which side it was.

Case and Comment

Shorter Article

  • Vicarious Liability for Violent Employees

  • Robert Weekes
  • Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    14 April 2004, pp. 53-64

  • A series of recent cases have extended the liability of employers for intentional wrongdoing by their employees. The article explores the implications of these decisions, arguing that they evidence the revival of the “master’s tort” theory of vicarious liability, and have the potential for a further, undesirable, widening of liability rules.

Articles

Book Review

Research Article

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