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Case Analysis of Royal Brunei Airlines v Tan, an important Equity and Trusts law case on breach of trust and liability for dishonest assistance.
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What justifications are there for the Woolmington principle? To what extent has this principle now been eroded?
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Would it be lawful in international law for a state to take military action to prevent another state from developing technology that can be employed to develop nuclear weapons?
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Why is the enforcement of the s.33 statutory contract under the Companies Act 2006 so complex?
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