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Read more at: Interference without ownership: the theft of incorporeal money in the South African law of unjustified enrichment

Interference without ownership: the theft of incorporeal money in the South African law of unjustified enrichment

Read more at: Cambridge Handbook on Constituent Power and its Limits

Cambridge Handbook on Constituent Power and its Limits

Read more at: Cambridge History of International Law in Asia

Cambridge History of International Law in Asia

Read more at: Imperial Incarceration: Detention without Trial in the Making of British Colonial Africa. By Michael Lobban (Book Review)

Imperial Incarceration: Detention without Trial in the Making of British Colonial Africa. By Michael Lobban (Book Review)

Read more at: The requirement of excusable mistake in the context of the condictio indebiti: Scottish and South African law compared

The requirement of excusable mistake in the context of the condictio indebiti: Scottish and South African law compared

Read more at: ‘Penniless Orientals of the Pedlar Type’: The Republic of Ireland and Commonwealth Migrant Rights, 1940s–1970s

‘Penniless Orientals of the Pedlar Type’: The Republic of Ireland and Commonwealth Migrant Rights, 1940s–1970s

Read more at: Ireland and the Commonwealth, 1949–60: External Association Redux?

Ireland and the Commonwealth, 1949–60: External Association Redux?

Read more at: Stephen Michael Cretney 25 February 1936-30 August 2019

Stephen Michael Cretney 25 February 1936-30 August 2019

Read more at: Centenary Celebrations

Centenary Celebrations

Read more at: Transferring medieval law to modernity: Appropriating medieval heritage after 1800

Transferring medieval law to modernity: Appropriating medieval heritage after 1800