Vol. 55, Part 1 of 2025
TABLE OF CONTENTS
| Articles | |
| Knowing Receipt of Shares in a Foreign Non-Common Law Company: Byers v Saudi National Bank WMC Gummow AC | 1 |
| Whose Role? Judicial vs Legislative Protection of Minority Rights Kemal Bokhary | 5 |
| In the Name of Public Interest: Challenging the Coroner’s Failure to Hold a Death Inquest in Hong Kong Trevor TW Wan | 11 |
| Conditional Discharge, Statutory Interpretation and the Mental Health Review Tribunal Daisy Cheung and Edward Lui | 29 |
| Courts and the Legislative Assembly in the Macau SAR Constitutional Crisis (2005–2009) Luis WK Wong | 47 |
| Study on the Preventive Mechanisms for Food Safety Incidents in Hong Kong and Macao: Comparative Perspectives Ting Zhou, Zimao Xie and Jingwen Chen | 77 |
| Can Musical Elements be Copyrightable? Rethinking the Boundaries of Copyright Protection Xuan Shen | 101 |
| Stamp Duty in Hong Kong (1981–2024): The Evolution Waltz Wilson Chow and Josiah Chung Ming Chan | 127 |
Vol. 55, Part 2 of 2025
TABLE OF CONTENTS
| Symposium: The Constitution and the Civil Code in Asia | |
| The Constitution and the Civil Code in East Asia: China, Japan, South Korea and Taiwan Alec Stone Sweet | 153 |
| The Constitutionalisation of Civil Law in South Korea: Practices of Ordinary Courts Yoon Jin Shin | 163 |
| The Development of the Doctrine of Horizontal Effect of Constitutional Rights in Taiwan Hsiaowei Kuan | 191 |
| China’s Civil Code as a Super-Statute: Ramifications for Constitutional Theory James C Fisher | 211 |
| The Interaction of the Constitution and the Civil Code in Japan Keigo Komamura | 233 |
| China’s Civil Code as a Super-Statute: Ramifications for Constitutional Theory Chong Bu | 253 |
| Constitution Talk in the Chinese Civil Courts: Constructing the Constitution through the Civil Code? Zhuo Ding | 277 |
| Articles | |
| Recognition, Relief and Enforcement of Schemes, Plans and Judgments: Towards a Transnational System of Justice in Cross-Border Insolvency Geoffrey Ma | 299 |
| Justice Reimagined: Innovative Remedies in the Courts Kemal Bokhary | 313 |
| The Interface between Arbitration Clauses and Insolvency Proceedings Hilary So and Anfield Tam | 321 |
| The Legal Fiction of Equal Authenticity: A Study of Judicial Interpretation of Bilingual Legislation in Hong Kong Michael MK Cheung and Anne SY Cheung | 341 |
| Sino-US “Chip War”: Can China’s Semiconductor Fiscal and Tax Policies Effectively Break through Technological Blockade? Jingxian Chen and Kexin Zhou | 373 |
| Book Reviews | |
| Yanhong Yin, The Idea of a Chinese Arrest Warrant: Surrender of Fugitive Offenders between Mainland China Paulo Pinto de Albuquerque | 397 |
| Bokhary, Witzleb and Srivastava (eds), Tort Law and Practice in Hong Kong Craig Purshouse | 401 |