Vol. 41 No. 3 (2010): Victoria University of Wellington Law Review

Editorial

Foreword: Special Issue: New Zealand Leading Cases

Shaunnagh Dorsett, Geoff McLay

291-292
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Lectures and Presentations

Why Legal History Matters

Jim Phillips

293-316
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Articles

What Makes a "Leading" Case

Sir Ivor Richardson

317-338
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What Makes a Leading Case? The Narrow Lens of the Law or a Wider Perspective?

Susan Glazebrook

339-360
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The Pre-History of the English Laws Act 1858: Mcliver v Macky (1856)

David V Williams

361-380
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Legislation, Repugnancy and the Disallowance of Colonial Laws: The Legal Structure of Empire and Lloyd's case (1844)

Damen Ward

381-402
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The Problem with Suing Sovereigns: Sloman (1876)

Geoff McLay

403-426
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Making Up the Issue: The Judges' Role in Formulating Actions in the Crown Colony Period: Pharazyn v Smith (1844)

Shaunnagh Dorsett

427-452
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Commercial Law on the Beach: Shore Whaling Litigation in Early Colonial New Zealand: Macfarlane v Crummer (1845)

Stuart Anderson

453-472
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The Action for Breach of Promise of Marriage in Early Colonial New Zealand: Fitzgerald v Clifford (1846)

Megan Simpson

473-492
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Land, Death and Dower in the Settler Empire: the Lost Cause of "The Widow's Third" in Nineteenth-Century New Zealand

Charlotte Macdonald

493-518
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John James Meikle and the Problem of the Wrongly Convicted: An Enquiry into the History of Criminal Appeals in New Zealand

Jeremy Finn

519-540
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Bench v Bar: Contempt of Court and the New Zealand Legal Profession in Gillon v MacDonald (1878)

Grant Morris

541-562
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"A Collusive Suit to ""Confound the Rights of Property Through the Length and Breadth of the Colony""?: Busby v White (1859) "

Ned Fletcher, Dame Sian Elias

563-604
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Informal Land Titles: Snowden v Baker (1844)

Bruce Kercher

605-622
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Contextualising the Decisions of the Native Land Court: The Chatham Islands Investigations of 1870

Richard P Boast

623-652
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Editorial

Foreword: Special Issue: New Zealand Leading Cases

Lectures and Presentations

Why Legal History Matters

Articles

What Makes a "Leading" Case

What Makes a Leading Case? The Narrow Lens of the Law or a Wider Perspective?

The Pre-History of the English Laws Act 1858: Mcliver v Macky (1856)

Legislation, Repugnancy and the Disallowance of Colonial Laws: The Legal Structure of Empire and Lloyd's case (1844)

The Problem with Suing Sovereigns: Sloman (1876)

Making Up the Issue: The Judges' Role in Formulating Actions in the Crown Colony Period: Pharazyn v Smith (1844)

Commercial Law on the Beach: Shore Whaling Litigation in Early Colonial New Zealand: Macfarlane v Crummer (1845)

The Action for Breach of Promise of Marriage in Early Colonial New Zealand: Fitzgerald v Clifford (1846)

Land, Death and Dower in the Settler Empire: the Lost Cause of "The Widow's Third" in Nineteenth-Century New Zealand

John James Meikle and the Problem of the Wrongly Convicted: An Enquiry into the History of Criminal Appeals in New Zealand

Bench v Bar: Contempt of Court and the New Zealand Legal Profession in Gillon v MacDonald (1878)

"A Collusive Suit to ""Confound the Rights of Property Through the Length and Breadth of the Colony""?: Busby v White (1859) "

Informal Land Titles: Snowden v Baker (1844)

Contextualising the Decisions of the Native Land Court: The Chatham Islands Investigations of 1870

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