Statute Law Review - AZ
- Law Drafting and Sociology
- Comments
- Case Notes
- Plain Language in Legislative Drafting: an Achievable Objective or a Laudable Ideal?
- Format Rights in Television Shows: Law and the Legislative Process
- The Purposive Approach and Invented Ambiguity: R. V. Saunders
- Teaching Statutory Interpretation in Australia: What’s Next?
- Religious Freedom and Human Rights in Kazakhstan
- Front_cover
- Back Matter
- The Copyright Act 1956: a Redraft*
- Reassessing Proportionality: Implied Limitations and Judicial Review under Section 6 of the British Nationality Act 1981
- Charitable Trusts and Waqfs: Their Parallels, Registration Process, and Tax Reliefs in the United Kingdom
- Assessing Legislation to Serve the Public Interest: Experiences from Mozambique
- Is Bad Grammar Good Policy? Legislative Use of the Singular ‘they’
- Editorial
- Clear, Simple and Precise Legislative Drafting: Australian Guidelines Explicated Using an Ec Directive
- What Is Plain English?
- Conferences on Legislation
- Law Reform 2015, a Manifesto for Change
- Interpreting Interpretation Acts
- Crown Immunity from Statute: Bropho V. The State of Western Australia
- Concurrent Legal Interpretation versus Moderate Intentionalism
- Interpreting Hong Kong's Bill of Rights: Some Basic Questions—part Iv
- Bad Law Wastes Money
- Supervision and Prudential Regime of the Banking Sector of Mauritius: an Evaluative Review of Statutes
- Front_cover
- The Scots Statute
- Materials on Legislation
- Formal Models of Statutory Interpretation in Multilingual Legal Systems
- Parliament and the Law, Third Edition, Hart Studies in Constitutional Law
- Codes, Contracts, and Commerce: Taking the Heat Out of the Contractual Mistakes Act
- Plain English and the Law*
- Alternative Compliance Mechanisms
- Table of Contents
- Democratizing Foreign Policy: Parliamentary Oversight of Treaty Ratification in Pakistan
- Pepper V. Hart: a Draftsman's Perspective
- Book Review
- Legislative Stocktaking
- Hansard — Help or Hindrance? a Draftsman's View of Pepper V. Hart
- The Scots Statute—style and Substance
- Towards Discovering Parliamentary Intent
- The Renton Report's Tenth Birthday*
- Correspondence
- Tracking the Dilemma over Jurisdiction in Section 138 Matters of the Negotiable Instrument Act, 1881
- European Community Legislation: the View from Luxembourg*
- The Principle of Legality and Legislative Intention
- Narrowing the Scope of Absurdly Broad Offences: the Case of Terrorist Possession
- Towards a Participatory Democracy—a Case for Inclusive Public Participation in Law-making
- The Location of Textual Amendments in Bills
- Teaching Legislative Drafting
- The Phenomenon of Members Parliament Absence in Iraq
- Public Bills in the 1988–9 and 1989–90 Parliamentary Sessions
- Book Review
- Interpreting Frequently Amended Constitutions: Singapore’s Dual Approach
- Table_of_contents
- Front_cover
- Editorial
- Book Reviews
- Book Reviews
- By Sword and Shield: Legislative Counsel’s Role in Advancing and Protecting Democracy One Word (and Client) at a Time
- Book Reviews
- Law and Fact in Penal Provisions
- Composition of the Arbitral Tribunal: a Guideline or a Mandate
- Custom and the Statute Law: a Case Study†
- In Honour of the Moribund “shall”
- Editorial_board
- Instructions_to_authors
- The Avoidance of Circularity
- ‘mandatory Guidance’ for Dealing with Contaminated Land: Paradox or Pragmatism?
- Requirements, Preferences and Discrimination Law
- Disclosure in Civil Proceedings in the Uk and Kazakhstan: Comparative Analysis
- Legal Professional Privilege, Statutory Interpretation and Yuill
- Retracted: Preventing and Combating Corruption in the European Union: the Practice of Member States
- If It's Not Broke Don't Fix It: a Review of the New Zealand Law Commission's Proposals on the Format of Legislation
- A Comparative Study of the Indian Penal Code and the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita’s Gender-related Provisions
- Toward the Development of the Regulatory Framework of Legislative Drafting and Law-making Process in Saudi Arabia
- Instructions_to_authors
- Back Matter
- Some Legislative Devices
- The Legislative Sentence
- Interpreting Hong Kong's Bill of Rights: Some Basic Questions—part I
- European Union Legislative Quality after the Lisbon Treaty: the Challenges of Smart Regulation
- Editorial
- The Supreme Court of Mauritius and Its Reliance on International Treaties to Interpret Legislation: Reconciling the Tension between International Law and Domestic Law
- Some Implications of Plain Language Drafting
- Legislative Transplant of Single Member Company in Islamic Republic of Pakistan: Anomalies in the Companies Ordinance, 1984
- Editorial. Human Rights: Squaring the Circle?
- Declarations of Incompatibility under the Echr Act 2003: a Workable Transplant?
- Special Issue on Linguistics
- Private Bill Legislation in the Nineteenth-century Parliamentary Promotion from 1797 to 1914
- Current Developments
- Implementation of Eu Regulations in Czechia*
- Parliamentary Supremacy or Political Expediency?: the Constitutional Position of the Human Rights Act under British Law
- The Judicial Role: Statutory Interpretation and the Pragmatic Judicial Partner
- Comments
- Determining Capacity to Make Medical Treatment Decisions: Problems Implementing the Mental Capacity Act 2005
- Editorial
- The Computer and the Statute Law
- Editorial
- Comments
- The Drafting Process in the European Community
- Banking Reform Struggles on
- Case Notes
- Book Reviews
- Statutory Interpretation and Judicial Policy Making: Some Comparative Reflections
- The Effect of Canadian Amendments
- Editorial_board
- Editorial
- Amending the Statutory Framework for the Registration of Company Charges
- The Constitutional Value of Sunset Clauses: an Historical and Normative Analysis
- Scrutinizing Enabling Powers
- The Sound of Constitutional Silences: Interpretive Holism and Free Speech under Article 19 of the Indian Constitution
- The Language of the Law in Multilingual Contexts—unpicking the English of the Eu Courts’ Judgments
- Back_cover
- The Role of the Law Commission in Simplifying Statute Law
- Strict Liability: Some Principles for Parliament
- Do We Expect Too Much of Legislation?
- Bennion on Statutory Interpretation
- Thornton’s Legislative Drafting
- Constitutionalising Rights without a Constitution: the British Experience under Article 6 of the Human Rights Act 1998
- Contracting Out Drafting: a British Experience
- Constitutional Statutes
- The Renton Lecture 2020: Devolution and the Statute Book
- Front_cover
- Editorial
- Restruturing Parliamentary Debate on Primary Legislation
- British Statutory Interpretation in the Light of Community and Other International Obligations
- Comment
- One for the Collectors: Parliamentary Buildings (restoration and Renewal) Act 2019
- Statute Law Society
- Palm Trees in the House of Lords—some Further Thoughts on Boland's Case
- Editorial
- Clarity of the Law Again
- The Functions of the Joint Committee in the Consolidation Process
- The Dangers of Deeming
- The Role of Roman Law in the Formation of the State and Modern Law
- Appealing Contempt of Court: Parliament’s Homeric Nod
- A Case for Greater Public Participation in the Legislative Process*
- Is It a Bird? Is It a Plane? Well It Certainly Isn’t Legislation
- Statutory Interpretation in America: Dipping into Legislative History—i
- Devolution and Family Law in Wales: a Potential for Doing Things Differently?
- Parliament and the Law
- The Day the Supreme Court Was Unable to Interpret Statutes
- Book Review
- Comments
- ‘there Ought to Be a Law’: a Look at Private Members Bills
- Comments
- The Responsibilities of the New Zealand Legislation Advisory Committee
- Legislation and Cost-benefit Analysis
- Providing Technical Assistance on Law Drafting
- Book Review
- A Treaty and Its Texts in the Courts
- New Approaches to Uk Legislative Drafting: the Welsh Perspective
- Editorial_board
- Book Reviews
- Judicial Anticipation of Legislation
- Legislative Drafting and the Marginal Note
- The Rise and Fall of the Proviso
- Fiduciaries and Limitation, the Courts and the Law Commission
- Current Developments
- Book Review
- The Procedure Committee and Public Bills: a Seamless Robe?
- Reading Statutes
- Deddfwriaeth Hygyrch a Dwyieithog I Gymru (accessible Bilingual Legislation for Wales)
- A Challenge to the Validity of the Parliament Act 1949: an Opportunity Lost?
- Local Courts as Legislators? Judicial Lawmaking by Subnational Courts in China
- Human Rights Act 1998 Section 3: a New Dimension to Statutory Interpretation?
- Statutes Probably Not in Force
- The Law Commission's Criminal Law Bill: a Good Start for the Criminal Code
- Table_of_contents
- Correspondence
- Scotland in the Forefront of Property Law Reforms in the Uk: Potential Implications for the Scottish People
- On Mandatory Criminal Sentences, Legislative Interpretation, and the Prospective Application of the Law: a View from Singapore
- Instructions_to_authors
- Towards a Grand Theory of Interpretation: the Case of Statutes and Contracts
- The Road to Brussels—two Routes Compared
- Parliament, Government and the Courts: a Step Too Far in Realignment?
- Amending Legislation in the Australian Senate
- Front_cover
- Judicial Recourse to Law Reform Bodies' Reports in the Interpretation of Criminal Enactments
- Bilingual Drafting in a Common Law Jurisdiction in Canada*
- Correspondence
- Correspondence
- Correspondence
- Historical Abuse and the Statute of Limitations
- The 2012 Amendments to Singapore’s Evidence Act: More Questions than Answers as Regards Expert Opinion Evidence?
- ‘authorized to Depart from the Law’
- Case Note
- Over-regulation and Suing the State for Negligent Legislation*
- Boundaries of the Investigative Power of the Legislative Council under an Executive-led Government in Hong Kong
- Book Reviews
- Book Reviews
- Offences against the Person: the Significance for Statute Law of the Fourteenth Report of the Criminal Law Revision Committee
- Second-class Legislation?
- Instructions_to_authors
- Companies Act, 2013: Incorporating Stakeholder Theory Approach into the Indian Corporate Law
- Retroactivity, Retrospectivity, and Legislative Competence in Northern Ireland: Determining the Validity of Janus-faced Legislation
- Table_of_contents
- Parliamentary Material and Statutory Construction: Aspects of the Practical Application of Pepper V. Hart