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SUBJECT INDEX [Titles of Articles are printed in CAPITALS) ADMINISTRATIVE LAW CHILDREN—cont. Judicial review and the rule of law “WHAT WILL THE WOMEN WANT (Richard Mullender) Next?” THE STRUGGLE FOR Proceeding outside Order 53: a mod- POWER WITHIN THE FAMILY ified test? 1925-1975 (P.P. Craig) (S. M. Cretney) Suing public authorities in tort COMMERCIAL LAW (Peter Cane) New Statutory Duties oF Discio- AGENCY SURE FOR AUDITORS IN THE REGU- Sale of goods and undisclosed LATED FINANCIAL SECTOR agency (Yvonne Cripps) (Ian Brown) COMMONWEALTH AUSTRALIA Alteration of articles of associa- No surprises in the Privy Council * (I. N. Duncan Wallace) tion—expropriation of shares (D. D. Prentice) COMPANY LAW Gratuitous transfers and illegal pur- Alteration of articles of associa- poses tion—expropriation of shares (F. D. Rose) (D. D. Prentice) Illegality, entrapment and a new NINETEENTH CENTURY FRAUDS IN discretion ComPANY FORMATION: Derry v. (Katharine Grevling) PEEK IN CONTEXT Legitimate expectation and treaties (Michael Lobban) in the High Court of Australia TAKEOVERS, SHARE EXCHANGES AND (Michael Taggart) THE MEANING OF Loss Perverting justice (Fidelis Oditah) (Bernard Brown) COMPARATIVE LAW Savicny’s LeGacy: LEGAL History, BANKING CompPaRATIVE LAW, AND THE New Statutory Duties oF DiscLo- EMERGENCE OF A _ EUROPEAN SURE FOR AUDITORS IN THE REGu- LEGAL SCIENCE LATED FINANCIAL SECTOR (Reinhard Zimmermann) (Yvonne Cripps) CONFLICT OF LAWS Pleasing paradoxes The commerciality of the spoils of (Richard Millett) war BUILDING (Hazel Fox) No surprises in the Privy Council Jurisdiction over non-existent con- (I. N. Duncan Wallace) tracts CANADA (Edwin Peel) Defamation, damages and freedom The law applicable to priority in of expression in Canada shares (Grant Huscroft) (Robert Stevens) CHARITIES The non-recognition of transnational Charities for the advancement of divorces religion David McClean (Rachael Fletcher) 5 Pour décourager les autres CHILDREN (Paul Matthews) Parental responsibility—a new jegal The Private International Law (Mis- status cellaneous Provisions) Act 1995 (John Eekelaar) (P. B. Carter) [Vol. 112 XIV Subject Index CONFLICT OF LAWS—cont. CRIMINAL LAW—cont. Restitution and the Brussels Con- SimILaR Fact EviDENCE AND PROOF vention OF IDENTITY (Robert Stevens) (Rosemary Pattenden) Safeguarding assets in international Undercover operations: balancing litigation: the insolvency option the public interest? (P. St. J. Smart) 3 (Katharine Grevling) The Siskina again: an opportunity missed DAMAGES (Lawrence Collins) CONSTITUTIONAL LAW Damages for poor service BILLs OF RIGHTS—THE SOUTH AFRI- (Hugh Beale) CAN EXPERIMENT Defamation, damages and freedom (Sydney Kentridge, Q.c.) of expression in Canada Parliamentary supremacy and the (Grant Huscroft) judicial function Equitable compensation: the giant (E. W. Thomas) stirs SOVEREIGNTY—REVOLUTION OR (C.E.F. Rickett) EVOLUTION? Inconsistency between compensa- (H. W. R. Wade) tion and restitution CONTEMPT OF COURT (Peter Birks) Proof of civil contempt Restitutionary damages for trespass (C.J. Miller) (Peter Watts) CONTRACT TAKEOVERS, SHARE EXCHANGES AND Damages for poor service THE MEANING OF Loss (Hugh Beale) (Fidelis Oditah) IN DEFENCE OF SUBSTANTIVE FAIR- DEFAMATION NESS Defamation, damages and freedom (Stephen A. Smith) of expression in Canada Jurisdiction over non-existent con- (Grant Huscroft) tracts (Edwin Peel) DIVORCE A modern doctrine of champerty? The non-recognition of transnational (Adrian Walters) divorces RECOVERY OF BENEFITS CONFERRED (David McClean) UNDER CONTRACTUAL OBLIGA- Right and wrong in the Court of TIONS PROHIBITED BY ARTICLE 85 Appeal OR 86 OF THE TREATY OF ROME (S. M. Cretney) (A. Jones) See also DAMAGES EQUITY COURTS Equitable compensation: the giant Pour décourager les autres stirs (Paul Matthews) (C.E.F. Rickett) CRIMINAL LAW Estate contracts, constructive trusts Illegality, entrapment and a new and the Land Charges Act discretion (Patricia Ferguson) (Katharine Grevling) INTOXICATION AND CRIMINAL LIA- Judicial discretion in priorities of BILITY: THE LAw COMMISSION’S equitable interests PROPOSED REFORMS (A. J. Oakley) (Stephen Gough) KNOWING ASSISTANCE AND KNow- Perverting justice ING RECEIPT: TAKING STOCK (Bernard Brown) (Simon Gardner) Provocation re-assessed NINETEENTH CENTURY FRAUDS IN (Adrian Briggs) Company FORMATION: DEeErrY v. Provocation’s “reasonable man” PEEK IN CONTEXT reassessed (Michael Lobban) (Jeremy Horder) 35 See also CHARITIES (1996) 112 L.Q.R., OcTroBER © Sweet & MAXWELL AND CONTRIBUTORS OcToBER 1996} Subject Index EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES INJUNCTION THE EUROPEAN CourT AND JUDICIAL Safeguarding assets in international Ossectiviry: A REpLy TO PrRo- litigation: the insolvency option FESSOR HARTLEY (P. St. J. Smart) (Professor Anthony Arull) The Siskina again: an opportunity THE EuROPEAN Court, JUDICIAL Os- missed JECTIVITY AND THE CONSTITUTION (Lawrence Collins) OF THE EUROPEAN UNION INSOLVENCY (Professor Trevor C. Hartley) Pleasing paradoxes RECOVERY OF BENEFITS CONFERRED (Richard Millett) UNDER CONTRACTUAL OBLIGA- Safeguarding assets in international TIONS PROHIBITED BY ARTICLE 85 litigation: the insolvency option OR 86 OF THE TREATY OF (P. St. J. Smart) ROME INSURANCE (A. Jones) Utmost good faith, materiality and EVIDENCE inducement (Howard N. Bennett) Legal professional privilege—the INTERNATIONAL LAW cost of absolutism Legitimate expectation and treaties (A.A.S. Zuckerman) in the High Court of Australia Proof and prejudice in the House of (Michael Taggart) Lords The commerciality of the spoils of (Peter Mirfield) war SimiLar Fact EvipENCE AND PROOF (Hazel Fox) OF IDENTITY (Rosemary Pattenden) JERSEY Undercover operations: balancing Pour décourager les autres the public interest? (Paul Matthews) (Katharine Grevling) WEIGHING SIMILAR FACT AND LAND CHARGES AVOIDING PREJUDICE Estate contracts, constructive trusts (Rajiv Nair) and the Land Charges Act (Patricia Ferguson) FAMILY LAW LAW REFORM Legal professional privilege—the INTOXICATION AND CRIMINAL cost of absolutism LiaBitity. THE Law Commis- (A.A.S. Zuckerman) SION’S PROPOSED REFORMS (Stephen Gough) 3 Parental responsibility—a new legal LEGAL HISTORY status NINETEENTH CENTURY FRAUDS IN (John Eekelaar) ComPpANY FORMATION: DERRY v. “WHAT WILL THE WOMEN WANT PEEK IN CONTEXT Next?” THE STRUGGLE FOR (Michael Lobban) POWER WITHIN THE FAMILY SaviGNy’s Lecacy: LEGAL History, 1925-1975 ComPARATIVE LAW, AND THE (S. M. Cretney) EMERGENCE OF A _ EUROPEAN FRAUD LEGAL SCIENCE Gratuitous transfers and illegal pur- (Reinhard Zimmermann) poses (F. D. Rose) MISREPRESENTATION The limits of profit-stripping for Utmost good faith, materiality and wrongs inducement (Peter Watts) (Howard N. Bennett) NINETEENTH CENTURY FRAUDS IN MORTGAGES ComPANY FORMATION: DERRY Vv. Mortgage arrears and the family PEEK IN CONTEXT home (Michael Lobban) 287 (Jill Morgan) (1996) 112 L.Q.R., OcroBeER © Sweet & MAXWELL AND CONTRIBUTORS [Vol. 112 XVi Subject Index NEGLIGENCE RESTITUTION—cont. Negligent solicitors and wills: a Equitable compensation: the giant footnote stirs (S.M. Cretney) (C. E. F. Rickett) Nervous shock and negligent con- Inconsistency between compensa- duct tion and restitution (F.A. Trindade) (Peter Birks) No surprises in the Privy Restitution and compound interest Council (Malcolm Cope) (I.N. Duncan Wallace) 3 Restitution and the Brussels Con- Of duty vention (Tan Keng Feng) (Robert Stevens) Page v. Smith—a Scottish footnote (Joe Thomson) SALE OF GOODS Sale of goods and _ undisclosed NEW ZEALAND agency Judicial discretion in priorities of (Ian Brown) equitable interests (A. J. Oakley) SCOTLAND Page v. Smith—a Scottish footnote No surprises in the Privy (Joe Thomson) Council SOLICITORS (I. N. Duncan Wallace) Negligent solicitors and wills: a footnote POLICE (S. M. Cretney) Illegality, entrapment and a new SOUTH AFRICA discretion BILLs OF RIGHTS—THE SOUTH AFRI- (Katharine Grevling) CAN EXPERIMENT PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE (Sydney Kentridge, Q.c.) Legal professional privilege—the cost of absolutism TORT (A. A. S. Zuckerman) A modern doctrine of champerty? A moder doctrine of champerty? (Adrian Walters) (Adrian Walters) DILUTION AND PASSING OFF: CAUSE Proceeding outside Order 53: a mod- FOR CONCERN ified test? (Hazel Carty) (P. P. Craig) 5 No surprises in the Privy Council PUBLIC AUTHORITIES (I.N. Duncan Wallace) Suing public authorities in tort Suing public authorities in tort (Peter Cane) (Peter Cane) See also DAMAGES; DEFAMA- TION; NEGLIGENCE; TRES- REAL PROPERTY PASS Estate contracts, constructive trusts TRADE MARKS AND TRADE and the Land Charges Act NAMES (Patricia Ferguson) DILUTION AND PassiNG OFF: CAUSE Fin de siécle chez Gissing v. Giss- FOR CONCERN ing (Hazel Carty) (Simon Gardner) PassING OFF AND THE MISAPPRO- Mortgage arrears and the family PRIATION OF VALUABLE INTAN- home GIBLES (Jill Morgan) (Michael Spence) RESTITUTION TRESPASS Confining illegality Restitutionary damages for trespass (F. D. Rose) (Peter Watts) (1996) 112 L.Q.R., OcroBER © Sweet & MAXWELL AND CONTRIBUTORS