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7 U. Notre Dame Austl. L. Rev. [i] (2005)

handle is hein.journals/undauslr7 and id is 1 raw text is: UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME AUSTRALA LAW REVIEW CONTENTS Volume 7 December 2005 FOREWORD Professor Gabriel A Moens Foreword by the Editor ARTICLES Ben Clarke The Juridical Status Of Civilian Resistance To Foreign Occupation Under The Law Of Nations And Contemporary International Law James McConvill John Mugambwa Revisiting Holding Company Liability For Subsidiary Company Debts in Australia:A Response To The James Hardy Controversy Relief Against Forfeiture Of A Lease In Western Australia Jackson Nyamuya Maogoto Sovereignty In Transition: Human Rights And International Justice Representations As To The Future: Section 5 1A Of The Trade Practices Act 1974 - Plaintiff's Sword Or Defendant's Shield? CASE NOTES Dr Phil Evans Cameron Boyle A New Regime For Judicial Review Of 111 Adjudication Determinations: Brodyn Pty Ltd T/AsTime Cost And Quality v Davenport &Anor Executive Detention:A Law Unto Itself? 119 A Case Study Of AI-Kateb v Godwin BOOK REVIEW Michelle Evans Gay Male Pornography: An Issue Of Sex 127 Discrimination (Vancouver, Canada: UBC Press, 2004) By Christopher N Kendall Peter Gillies

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