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January 2013

Off on the wrong track
Discussion of the Ayrshire betting licence appeal case, and the inability to correct a failure to comply with statutory directions
Cadder, EU style
As the EU debates a proposed directive on the right of access to a lawyer on arrest, the authors provide in-depth analysis of the key battlegrounds and their implications for Scots law
Common grazing shares – where are we now?
A survey of the recent Land Court decision following the Crofting Commission reference on legal issues relating to common grazings
Is it time to stop baffling our clients/customers?
A LinkedIn group has been debating the use of plain English by lawyers. One participant reports on some investigations of her own
Copyright and collaboration: a dose of bad medicine?
Comment on an English decision highlighting the need to consider IP rights before entering into a collaborative agreement
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In this issue

  • Off on the wrong track
  • Cadder, EU style
  • Common grazing shares – where are we now?
  • Is it time to stop baffling our clients/customers?
  • Copyright and collaboration: a dose of bad medicine?
  • Reading for pleasure
  • Opinion column: Ken McCracken
  • Book reviews
  • Council profile
  • President's column
  • New build: new process
  • Up or down? Digging deeper
  • Who volunteers to be discriminated against?
  • What's your LPO strategy for 2013?
  • Tailored to suit
  • Perfect storm less than appealing
  • Separate but legal
  • In and out of court
  • Coming to a court near you
  • Which way will the wind blow?
  • Entitled to be aggrieved
  • Funds less restricted
  • Statement or Budget?
  • Local leg-up
  • Scottish Solicitors' Discipline Tribunal
  • Answering for error
  • The other alternative
  • Remoteness and risk
  • Paralegal Scheme extended
  • Proposed rule change
  • Law reform roundup
  • An innocent loan or questionable funds?
  • Ask Ash

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