Date: Fri, 24 Feb 2006 21:44:31 +1100

From: Harold Luntz

Subject: First issue of TLJ for 2006

The first issue of the Torts Law Journal for 2006, volume 14(1), has been published. For those with access to LexisNexis's Australian website, it is available here where it can be downloaded also in pdf.

The contents are:

Case Note

Pure economic loss in a commercial context: Perspectives from Singapore - Kumarlingam Amirthalingam       1

Articles

Canadian tort law since Cooper v Hobart: Part II - Jason W Neyers and Una Gabie       10

Can tort law be used to deflect the impact of criminal sanctions? The role of the illegality defence - James Goudkamp       20

Personal responsibility and the reforms recommended by the Ipp Report: 'Time future contained in time past' - John Keeler       48

You had better watch out: Liability of public authorities for obvious hazards in footpaths - Carolyn Coventry       81

Book Review

Products Liability Law by David C Owen - Geraint Howells       112

Regards,
Harold.

Harold Luntz,
General Editor,
Torts Law Journal,
Law School,
The University of Melbourne,
Victoria, 3010,
AUSTRALIA.

Phone: +61 3 8344-6187
Fax: +61 3 9347-2392

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