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INDEX BANKRUPTCY security officer, 147-148, 148-149 International Bankruptcy Law Commercial Tribunal Act 1982 (SA), future of, 276-283 166 international law, responses of, order, suspension of, 166 276-281 problems of, 246-248 Consumer Credit Act 1972 (SA), 166- absconding bankrupts, 249-254 170 property in foreign jurisdiction, consumer 254-258 prejudice to, 167-169, 169-170 solutions, 258-276 credit charges, 167-169 ancillary proceedings, 270-276 credit provider licence, 166-167 comity, 263-270 "fit and proper person", 166-167 foreign courts, assistance of, non-compliance with, 167-169, 260-263 169-170 foreign jurisdiction, relief, 167-169, 169-170 proceedings in, 259- 260 Land Agents Brokers and Valuers Act 1973 (SA), 157-166 COMMERCIAL TRIBUNAL (SA) breach of trust, 157-160 "body corporate” 160-162 Builders Licensing Act 1967 (SA), 138- Commonwealth, 160-162 146 compensation, 157-160, 162-163 building work, defective, 140-143 disciplinary action, 164 compensation, 139-140, 140-143, "employment", 163-164 145 income, 163-164 contract, breach of, 143-144 indemnity fund, 157-160, 162-163 contractor, 143 "fiduciary default", 157-160, 162- costs, 140-143 163 disciplinary enquiry, 138, 139, 144 “practical experience”, 160-162 disqualification, 138, 144 trust monies employee, 143 exemption, 165 insolvency, 138, 139, 144 rectification, 145 Landlord and Tenant Act 1936 (SA), remedial work, 139-140, 145 150-157 warranty, breach of, 143-144 commercial tenancy, 153, 156-157 jurisdiction, 150-151, 154 Commercial and Private Agents Act lease 1972 (SA), 146-150 conditions of, 154-155 convictions, 146-147 duties under, 154-155 crowd controller, 146-147 nonexecution of, 157 disciplinary enquiry, 149-150 renewal of, 154-155, 155-156 "fit and proper person", 146-147, operating expenses, 152-153 148 quiet enjoyment, 155-156 licence rent, 152-153 application for, 147-148 suspension of, 149-150 Second Hand Motor Vehicles Act 1971 (SA), 129-137 COURTS AND JUDICIAL SYSTEM burden of proof, 134-135 compensation, 133-134 United States judiciary, citation of, "Court of Conscience", 136-137 Australia, High Court of, by, 187- disciplinary enquiry, 129-131, 135- 189, 192, 194-202 136, 137 Canada, Supreme Court of, by, 207- disqualification, 129-131, 135-136, 209 137 New South Wales, Supreme Court duty to repair, 133, 134 -135, 136- of, by 205-206 137 New Zealand judiciary, by, 206-207 “otherwise engaged", 132 Victoria, Supreme Court of, by tules of evidence, 134-135 203-205 settlement, offer of, 136-137 warranty, 133 CRIMINAL LAW CONSUMER PROTECTION Public Sector Corruption, 103-127 statutory offences (SA), 103-113 Resale Price Maintenance, 35-101 common law offences (SA), 114- economic theories of, 36-54 116 market power analyses, 37-44 reform, proposed, 116-127 retailer benefit, 37-40 manufacturer benefit, 40- FOREIGN RELATIONS 42 bilateral market power, 42- European Community Law, 219-244 44 achievements of, 224-227 efficiency analysis, 44-54 Council of Ministers, 227 externality theory, 44-54 European Commission, 225 “special services”, 46- European Court of Justice, 47 225-227 quality certification, European Parliament, 227 47-48 free trade, 224-225 retail outlets, number future of, 239-243 of, 48-49 economic and monetary union vertical externality, (EMU), 239-241 49-51 enlargement, 242-243 demand uncertainty, deepening, 242 51 widening, 242-243 consumer welfare, 51- political union, 241-242 54 history of, 222-224 case studies of, Australian, 54-96 objectives of, 222 description of, 54-65 problems of, 227-230 analysis of, 65-96 Common Agricultural Policy, market power, 66-75 228 supplier, of, 66-71 Exchange Rate and retailer, of, 71-73 Intervention bilateral, 73-75 Mechanism, 228 efficiency, 75-93 majority voting, 228 policy implications of, 96-101 purpose of, 221-224 per se prohibition, 97-99 Single European Act 1986, 230-239 ‘cost’, 99-101 institutional reform, 232-238 Council of Ministers, 232- 233 Court of First Instance, 233-236 Court of Justice, 233-236 European Commission, 232-233 European Parliament, 236- 238 internal market, 230-232 "new" policy areas, 238-239 sources of, 220-221 LAW REFORM See CRIMINAL LAW, 116-127 See MEDIA AND COMMUNICATIONS, 32-34 MEDIA AND COMMUNICATIONS Confidential Material, breaches of, 1-34 Defences to, 2 -21 “public domain”, elements of, 3-14 “publication”, 3-7 injunctive relief, effect of, 7-14 justification, 14-21 “iniquity rule” formulation of, 14-15 scope of, 16-21 Injunctive Relief for, scope of, 22- 34 third parties, application to, 22- 34 Attorney-General (UK) v Times Newspapers Ltd, principle in, 22-32 final injunctions, 25- 27 mens rea, 27-28 overriding rights, 29- 31 enforcement, 31-32 reform of, 32-34