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Exemplary Damages in Equity: The Australian Approach
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Exemplary Damages in Equity: A Law and Economics Perspective
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Stephen, Sir Colin Campbell, (3 May 1872–14 Sept. 1937), Solicitor Supreme Court of NSW
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Towards a Judicature Act, 2015
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The Corporations Law Amendment (Employee Entitlements) Act 2000 (Cth): To What Extent Will it Save Employee Entitlements?
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