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November 2004

Drafting consumer contracts
Guidance on drafting consumer contracts and ensuring compliance with the Unfair Terms in Consumer Contracts Regulations 1999
Virtual firms: transactional learning on the web
How today's Diploma students are introduced to legal transactions in a virtual environment
Ignorantia juris: it's all Greek to me
Second annual APEX lecture given by the President of the Law Society of Scotland, on the rule of law and its essential components
Sheriff Court Rules Council consultation paper
Consultation on proposals for further extension of the use of information technology in civil cases in the sheriff court (response date: 15 November 2004)
The Clinical Trials Directive - a summary
What the EU Clinical Trials Directive means for trials of medicinal products
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In this issue

  • Drafting consumer contracts
  • Virtual firms: transactional learning on the web
  • Ignorantia juris: it's all Greek to me
  • Sheriff Court Rules Council consultation paper
  • The Clinical Trials Directive - a summary
  • Guarding the inner sanctum
  • Neighbours in the global village
  • Family law: is it the path for you?
  • From sunset to sunrise
  • What next for conveyancing?
  • An ethical minefield
  • Shredding the evidence
  • Robbing the poor?
  • Our dynamic profession
  • A wider angle
  • Keep the eye on the ball
  • A rough guide to becoming a partner
  • Rediscovering hope
  • Sharpen your pencils
  • Significant other
  • Too far or not enough?
  • Chipping away the infringers?
  • View from Holyrood
  • Website reviews
  • Book reviews
  • The Registers and the Appointed Day
  • Feudal law: not just a relic
  • Birth of a register

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