Common Law World Review

Journal

1 MARCH 2023Common Law World Review is a forum for in-depth analysis of major legal developments throughout the common law world with extended coverage of issues from all regions. A distinguished team of Corresponding editors has been brought together to ensure that there is proper consideration of significant legal developments from all parts of the common law world. Each quarter, a corresponding editor will either contribute or commission an article on a significant recent development in that part of the common law with which they are most familiar. As well as the United Kingdom and the US, there are contributions from Canada, South East-Asia, New Zealand, Australia, India and Africa. It is intended that smaller common law jurisdictions should be included in the coverage of the journal.

Online ISSN: 1740 5556
Print ISSN: 1473 7795

SOURCE CURRENCY Volume 53, Issue 1-2, 1 March 2024 Citation: CLWR 53 1–2 (3) UPDATE INFORMATION Articles How should English law deal with deceptive sex? On the meaning of bankruptcy: 'Old–new' lexicon in corporate insolvency law in the Commonwealth Caribbean Corporate ownership and insolvency law: An evidence from India Conditional quashing orders: A missed opportunity for introducing a new relief in judicial review proceedings?



Contributors

 Dr Charlotte Villiers Editorial committee member
 Dr Nicola Peart , Otago University, New Zealand Overseas corresponding editor
 Dr Oliver Quick Editorial committee member
 Dr Rachel Murray Editorial committee member
 Dr Stephen Watterson , University of Bristol Book reviews editor
 Professor Caroline Bradley , University of Miami Overseas corresponding editor
 Professor David Clarke , University of Bristol Editor
 Professor Gerald McMeel Editorial committee member
 Professor Keith Stanton , University of Bristol Editor
 Professor Peter Cane , Australian National University Overseas corresponding editor