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SINGAPORE JOURNAL OF LEGAL STUDIES

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  • Book Review

    Book Review: Criminal Law and Procedure in a Nutshell, 12th Ed. By Marston Garsia Criminal Law: Leading Cases in an Nutshell by Michael Walker Questions and Answers on Criminal Law and Procedure Revised by D. A. Wood

    Citation: [1965] Sing JLS 219
  • Book Review

    Book Review: The Elements of International Law by Gerard J. Mangone

    Citation: [1964] Sing JLS 219
  • Book Review

    Book Review: Malaysian Taxation by Chin Yoong Kheong

    Citation: [1989] Sing JLS 220
  • Book Review

    Book Review: A Preparatory Draft for the Revised Penal Code of Japan, 1961 Guest Editor B. J. George, Jr. With an Introduction by Juhei Takeuchi

    Citation: [1965] Sing JLS 220
  • Book Review

    Book Review: Yearbook on Human Rights for 1960

    Citation: [1964] Sing JLS 220
  • Book Review

    Book Review: An Introduction to the Legal Systems of the United States by E. Allan Farnsworth

    Citation: [1964] Sing JLS 220
  • Book Review

    Book Review: Butterworth Company Forms Manual by S.W. Magnus (ed.)

    Citation: [1989] Sing JLS 221
  • Book Review

    Book Review: Proceedings of the Seminar on Current Problems of Corporate Law, Management and Practice by the Indian Law Institute ed.

    Citation: [1965] Sing JLS 221
  • Book Review

    Book Review: The Sources of Nigerian Law by A. E. W. Park, B.A.

    Citation: [1964] Sing JLS 221
  • Book Review

    Book Review: Tan Sook Yee’s Principles of Singapore Land Law by Tang HangWu and Kelvin F.K. Low, eds.

    Citation: [2010] Sing JLS 222
    The new edition of this text has been highly anticipated. In his Foreword, the Chief Justice of Singapore Chan Sek Keong notes that eight years after the second edition, this third edition is called for because of what the editors have described as “the breathtaking pace of the development of Singapore land jurisprudence”. In her Preface, Professor Tan Sook Yee also agrees that it was very clear that a third edition was becoming long overdue.