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2007 N.Z. L. Rev. [i] (2007)

handle is hein.journals/newzlndlr2007 and id is 1 raw text is: CONTENTS TABLE OF CASES Vii TABLE OF STATUTES ix ARTICLES The New Zealand Cases in World Trade Organisation Dispute Settlement: So Far, So Good: Amokura Kawharu 1 Indirect Discrimination Reconsidered: Selene Mize 27 Dealing with the Emerging Popularity of Sham Trusts: Jessica Palmer 81 REVIEWS Contract: Andrew Beck 113 Supreme Court 113 Formation of Contracts 114 A Formalism 114 B Incorporation of terms 116 Interpretation 118 A Fulfilment of conditions 118 Undue Influence 121 Remedies 123 A Cancellation 123 B Affirmation 124 C Exemplary damages 125 D Equitable compensation 126 Contract and Equity 127 A Laches 127 B Imposition of fiduciary duties 128 Criminal Law: Kevin Dawkins and Margaret Briggs 131 General Review 131 A Consent 131 B Provocation 135 C Proof beyond reasonable doubt 137 D Legislation 139 Manslaughter by Unlawful Act 141 A The requirement of an unlawful and dangerous act 141 B Leaving dangerousness to the jury 143 C The test of objective dangerousness 146 D Dangerousness and aggregating acts 149 E Dangerousness and series of acts 151 Cultivating Cannabis 152 A A contrived charge 153

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