Vol. 28 of 1998
TABLE OF CONTENTS
COMMENTS | |
Pursuing paparazzi: privacy and intrusive photography - Raymond Wacks | 1 |
The battle of criminal jurisdictions - H L Fu | 273 |
The judge in an evolving society - Lord Cooke of Thorndon | 145 |
The state of Hong Kong's legal literature: law reports, legislation, and Current awareness - Jill Cottrell | 5 |
The status of the Bill of Rights in the Hong Kong SAR - Johannes Chan | 152 |
ANALYSIS | |
Adverse possession and statements against interest - Charles Harpum | 329 |
Adverse possession in the New Territories - Jerry S L Tse | 195 |
Directors: de jure, de facto, or shadow? - Caroline M Hague | 304 |
Do we still need `shall'? - Anthony Watson-Brown | 29 |
Hong Kong corporate rescue proposals: making secured creditors More secure - Charles D Booth | 44 |
Judicial review and the Prison Rules - Peter Wesley-Smith | 315 |
Liberalism, democracy, and Hong Kong - James Allan | 156 |
Payment in and out and the Quistclose trust Eugene - T S Fung | 168 |
Stateless Hong Kong corporations - Ken Lim, Michael Wilkinson, and Sean Leonard | 16 |
The Law Reform Commission report on product liability - Jill Cottrell | 282 |
The sins of the fathers: the interaction between the negligence of third Parties and the fault of parents of injured children - Jill Cottrell | 181 |
ARTICLES | |
Company directors' perceptions of their responsibilities and duties: Hong Kong survey - Abdual Majid, Low Chee Keong, and Krishnan Arjunan | 60 |
Constitutional law and litigation in the first year of the Hong Kong SAR: Past trends and future developments - Daniel R Fung and Peter H H Wong | 336 |
Developments in Australian administrative law - Sir Anthony Mason | 379 |
Macau civil aviation and recent developments in air carrier Liability - Jose Thomas Baganha | 90 |
The extraterritorial service of judicial documents from Hong Kong - Zhang Xian Chu | 356 |
The meaning of `charge': private member's bills in the Legislative Council - Max Wai-lun Wong | 230 |
Towards an international financial centre for greater China: Hong Kong and infrastructural reform - Joseph J Norton | 209 |
Focus on the discretion whether to prosecute A comparative perspective: prosecutorial discretion in India - Mahendra Pingh | 420 |
Colonial exercise of prosecutorial discretion - Peter Wesley-Smith | 412 |
Prosecutorial discretion, independence, and accountability - Albert H Y Chen | 406 |
The DPP and exercise of prosecutorial discretion I - Grenville Cross | 400 |
CHINESE LAW | |
Chinese administrative law package: limitations and prospects - Conita S C Leung | 104 |
Paradoxes of legal development in 20th century China from the Perspective of modernisation - Suli Zhu | 429 |
Practical demands to update the Company Law - Zhang Xian Chu | 248 |
PERSONAL INJURIES | |
Interest Rates | 119 |
Multiplier | 121, 264, 446 |
Recent Awards | 118, 261, 440 |
REVIEW | |
Hong Kong Tax: Cases and Materials by A J Halkyard and Jefferson P VanderWolk | 269 |
Hong Kong Tenancy Law by Malcolm Merry | 265 |
Intellectual Property Enforcement in China: Leading Cases and Commentary by Zheng Chengsi | 129 |
Intellectual Property Law in China by Peter Feng | 142 |
Legal Research: A Guide for Hong Kong Students by Jill Cottrell | 127 |
The Arbitration Ordinance of Hong Kong: A Commentary by Robert Morgan | 122 |
Wang's Business Law of China by Guiguo Wang | 125 |
CORRESPONDENCE | 144 |
INDEX | 447 |