Cambridge Law Journal

EU FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS AND THEIR ENFORCEMENT

A HISTORICAL EXAMINATION OF VICARIOUS LIABILITY: A “VERITABLE UPAS TREE”?

What Delimits Equitable Relief from Forfeiture

UNDERSTANDING AGENCY: A PROXY POWER DEFINITION

The rule of good law: form, substance, and fundamental rights

CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS, CIVILITY AND ARTIFICE

UNDERSTANDING THE MINIMUM WAGE: POLITICAL ECONOMY AND LEGAL FORM

IN DEFENCE OF UNJUST ENRICHMENT

The public figure doctrine and the right to privacy

Indications of Inconsistency

The Negligence Liability of Public Authorities for Omissions

RETURN TO SENDER: LET THE INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE JUSTIFY OR QUALIFY INTERNATIONAL-CRIMINAL-COURT EXCEPTIONALISM REGARDING PERSONAL IMMUNITIES

Research Handbook on Fiduciary Law. Edited by D. Gordon Smith and Andrew S. Gold. [Cheltenham and Northampton, MA: Edward Elgar Publishing, 2018. xviii + 448 pp. Hardback £180. ISBN 978-01-78471-482-6.]

Interpretation and Implication in the Supreme Court

IDENTIFICATION OF SPECIAL MISSION IMMUNITY AND THE RECEPTION OF CUSTOMARY INTERNATIONAL LAW INTO ENGLISH LAW

CLEARING THE GROUND – NUISANCE, DAMAGE AND JAPANESE KNOTWEED

EU agencification and the rise of ESMA: are its governance arrangements fit for purpose?

PROPORTIONALITY AT COMMON LAW: ANOTHER FALSE DAWN

The Veiled Sceptre. By Anne Twomey. [Cambridge University Press, 2018. xxxv + 875 pp. Hardback £160.00. ISBN 978-11-07056-78-7.]

Malice as an Ingredient of Tort Liability

RECOGNISING A PRIVACY-INVASION TORT: THE CONCEPTUAL UNITY OF INFORMATIONAL AND INTRUSION CLAIMS