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October 2009

The Combined Standard Clauses (2009 edition)
The full commentary on how the differences between the Glasgow and Edinburgh standard housebuying offers were resolved, a shorter version of which appears in the September 2009 Journal
Preserving a legal inheritance: settlement rights in the "Occupied Palestinian Territories"
The fuller version of the article in the September 2009 Journal in response to Fraser Ritchie’s article of June 2009
The European Court and the duty to investigate deaths
How article 2 of the ECHR has been interpreted as imposing a duty to hold an inquiry into certain deaths, perhaps occurring many years ago
Chief Executive's SGM address
Lorna Jack tells members of Society's priorities for 2009-10
Shelter's online resources
Shelter Scotland’s approach to online advice and information, and how it can help solicitors to tap into the law around housing and homelessness
https://lawware.co.uk/

In this issue

  • The Combined Standard Clauses (2009 edition)
  • Preserving a legal inheritance: settlement rights in the "Occupied Palestinian Territories"
  • The European Court and the duty to investigate deaths
  • Chief Executive's SGM address
  • Shelter's online resources
  • Musical copyright and contract
  • The international swap shop
  • Headline fortnight
  • The Gill Report? What's not to like?
  • Solicitor advocates and conflicts of interest
  • Settlement in the West Bank
  • Package deal
  • RoS = economic value
  • Defining the future
  • Global leader?
  • Dog's chance
  • Coulsfield rules OK
  • Money and your life
  • Experts on the case
  • At the hub, 10 years on
  • Guardians: don't look to the Fund
  • From the Brussels office
  • Ask Ash
  • Making the most of ABS
  • Planning for growth
  • The perils of posting
  • ARTL: friend or foe?
  • Where privacy prevails
  • How was it for you?
  • Agreeing rescues with creditors
  • Adopting new solutions
  • Divorce for gender change
  • Scottish Solicitors' Discipline Tribunal
  • Book reviews
  • Website review
  • A safe pair of hands tops the bill
  • Law out of step

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