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1988
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Lord Denning and EEC Law
pp. 1-25(25)
Author: Campbell, A.I.L.

Co-ownership Trusts in the United Kingdom- The Denning Legacy
pp. 27-35(9)
Author: Dixon, M.J.

Mass Torts
pp. 37-50(14)
Author: Fleming, J.G.

Environmental Law as an Academic Subject
pp. 51-57(7)
Author: Garner, J.F.

The Law, Politics and Morality
pp. 59-65(7)
Author: The Right. Hon. Lord Hailsham of Marylebone,

The Spiliada: From Convenience to Propriety
pp. 67-75(9)
Author: Helston, Helen

The Family Law Reform Act 1987 - Useful Reform but an Unhappy Compromise?
pp. 77-88(12)
Author: Lowe, N.V.

The Child - A View Across the Tweed
pp. 89-95(7)
Author: The Rt. Hon. LordMackay of Clashfern,

The Uses of Power: Mr Justice Denning and the Pensions Appeal Tribunals
pp. 97-122(26)
Author: Polden, Patrick

Rhetoric, Reality, and Regulation 18B
pp. 123-153(31)
Author: Simpson, A.W.B.

A Personal View of Justice
pp. 155-167(13)
Author: The Right Hon. Lord Justice Slade,

Book Review

The Woolsack and the Winding Stair
pp. 169-184(16)
Author: Hall, C.G.

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