UK Law Student Review 1(2)
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The UKLSR is the publication of the UK Law Students’ Association (UKLSA). We aim to publish innovative and creative articles covering a wide variety of topics of interest to students and practitioners.
See below for the content of this issue.
Description
This issue includes:
Articles
- In Whose Best Interests? Reconsidering the Judicial Approach Adopted in Relocation Disputes
Oliver Powell, University of Oxford - Google’s Decision to Permit Competitors and Rivals to Purchase Keywords of Trademarks Acceptable as Long as it Does Not Cause Consumer Brand Confusion
Ren-En Lim, Liverpool University - The Human Rights Act Section 2(1) Taken into Account
Ciju Puthuppally, University of Cambridge - Violence Against Women During Armed Conflicts
Zara Qurashi, University of Nottingham - Was The Abolition of the Doctrine of Doli Incapax Necessary?
Hannah Wishart, Manchester University - Battling Bolam; ‘Doctors 1, Patients 0’
Dr Kim Castle, Bangor University
CASE NOTES
- Al Skeini and Others v United Kingdom (2011) 53 EHRR 18
Tom Hamilton, University of Cambridge - Campbell v Mirror Group Newspapers Ltd [2004] UKHL 22. The Relationship Between the European Convention on Human Rights and Privacy in the Common Law
Emily Whittaker, Exeter University - Judgment of the European Court of Justice, 13 October 2011, Pierre’Fabre’Dermo/ Cosmétique’Sas, C_439/09 Concerning Another Restriction by Object on Internet Sales Ban
Dr. Verena Klappstein, London School of Economics
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| Weight | 12.5 oz |
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| Dimensions | 8.3 × .3 × 11.7 in |
