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SINGAPORE JOURNAL OF LEGAL STUDIES

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  • Book Review

    Book Review: A Modern Introduction to International Law 4th Ed. by Michael Akehurst

    Citation: [1982] Sing JLS 401
  • Book Review

    Book Review: Estate and Gift Taxation – A Comparative Study by G. S. A. Wheatcroft ed.

    Citation: [1965] Sing JLS 402
  • Book Review

    Book Review: Charlesworth’s Company Law, 8th Ed. by T. E. Cain

    Citation: [1965] Sing JLS 402
  • Book Review

    Book Review: Theobald on Wills, 12th Ed. by O. R. Marshall

    Citation: [1965] Sing JLS 405
  • Book Review

    Book Review: A Case Book on Company Law by R. S. Sim

    Citation: [1965] Sing JLS 405
  • Book Review

    Book Review: A.B.C. Guide to the Practice of the Supreme Court 1964, 38th Ed. by W. H. Redman Guide to Chancery Practice, 2nd Ed. by E. Heward

    Citation: [1965] Sing JLS 406
  • Book Review

    Book Review: The Sources and Evidences of International Law by Clive Parry The Inductive Approach to International Law by George Schwarzenberger

    Citation: [1965] Sing JLS 406
  • Book Review

    Book Review: The Canadian Yearbook of International Law, vol. 2

    Citation: [1965] Sing JLS 408
  • Book Review

    Book Review: International Aspects of Civil Strife by James N. Rosenau ed. United Nations Forces: A Legal Study of United Nations Practice by D. W. Bowett

    Citation: [1965] Sing JLS 409
  • Book Review

    Book Review: Judicial Review of Administrative Action Across the Common Law World: Origins and Adaptation by Swati Jhaveri and Michael Ramsden, eds

    Citation: [2021] Sing JLS 409
    Judicial Review of Administrative Action Across the Common Law World: Origins and Adaptation is an important achievement in comparative administrative law. While comparative constitutional law enjoys significant attention and has developed a sizeable and sophisticated body of academic literature, the field of comparative administrative law is relatively much less well-traversed. This volume is therefore much to be welcomed as an effort to give comparative administrative law the attention it deserves—both as an important milestone in comparative administrative law scholarship itself, and as a foundation for further scholarly work in this regard.