The struggle for simplicity in the law : essays for Lord Cooke of Thorndon.

Wellington, New Zealand : Butterworths, 1997.

ed. by P. Rishworth.

17344

Jurisprudence.

Judges.

Civil law.

Self-determination, National -- New Zealand.

Maori (New Zealand people) -- Legal status, laws, etc.

Administrative law.

Human rights.

The Judge as lawmaker - an English perspective / Lord Bingham of Cornwall

Lord Cooke and the Academy - a view from the Law Schools / R. Sutton

Lord Cooke and judicial decision making - a perspective from the Commercial Bar / J. A. Farmer

Modern equity / P. Finn

Equity and the law of civil wrongs / J. K. Maxton

Self-determination of native peoples - a Canadian perspective on emerging issues in New Zealand / B. Wilson

Self-determination of Maori in New Zealand - a commentary on the address by The Honourable Bertha Wilson / C. Wickliffe

Maori in New Zealand at the end of the Cooke era - where have we got to? / J. V. Williams

Lord Cooke and natural justice / Sir David G. T. Williams

The Contribution of Lord Cooke to scope of review doctrine in administrative law - a comparative common law perspective / M. B. Taggert

Constitutional and administrative law - the contribution of Lord Cooke / J. McLean

Trends in the internationalisation of human rights law / F. S. Nariman

English public law - Europhiliac or Eurosceptic? / M. J. Beloff

Lord Cooke and the Bill of Rights / P. Rishworth

Lord Cooke and fundamental rights / M. Kirby.

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