The International and Comparative Law Quarterly
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Articles in 1975, Issue(s) 2
CHRISTOPH H. SCHREUER
THE IMPLEMENTATION OF INTERNATIONAL JUDICIAL DECISIONS BY DOMESTIC COURTS1975 24: 153-183
M. SORNARAJAH
COMMONWEALTH INNOVATIONS ON THE LAW OF PROVOCATION1975 24: 184-204
JACK A. HILLER
THE LAW-CREATIVE ROLE OF APPELLATE COURTS IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: AN EMPHASIS ON EAST AFRICA1975 24: 205-254
FRANCESCO FRANCIONI
COMPENSATION FOR NATIONALISATION OF FOREIGN PROPERTY: THE BORDERLAND BETWEEN LAW AND EQUITY1975 24: 255-283
JOHN HUCKER
THE HOUSE OF LORDS AND THE RACE RELATIONS ACT: A COMMENT ON1975 24: 284-304
J. P. CASEY
THE JUDICIAL POWER UNDER IRISH CONSTITUTIONAL LAW1975 24: 305-324
LAWRENCE COLLINS
WHERE IS THE LOCUS DELICTI?1975 24: 325-328
H. P. LEE
JOINDER OF OFFENDERS IN MALAYSIA, SINGAPORE AND ENGLAND: A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS1975 24: 328-336
MICHAEL HARDY
REGIONAL APPROACHES TO LAW OF THE SEA PROBLEMS: THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY1975 24: 336-348
THOMAS CONLON
INDUSTRIAL DEMOCRACY AND EEC COMPANY LAW: A REVIEW OF THE DRAFT FIFTH DIRECTIVE1975 24: 348-359
M. E. BENNUN
DIRECTORS' POWERS TO ISSUE SHARES: TWO CONTRASTING DECISIONS1975 24: 359-368
AGGRESSION
1975 24: 369-369
EUROPEAN COMMUNITY LAW
1975 24: 369-370
EUROPEAN COMMUNITY LAW
1975 24: 370-371
OUTER SPACE
1975 24: 371-371
RAW MATERIALS
1975 24: 372-372
H. A. FINLAY
BOOK REVIEWS1975 24: 373-373
K. R. SIMMONDS
BOOK REVIEWS1975 24: 374-374
J. F. GARNER
BOOK REVIEWS1975 24: 374-375
W. E. BUTLER
BOOK REVIEWS1975 24: 375-375
BOOKS RECEIVED
1975 24: 376-378
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