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Faculty of Arts, Business, Law and Education
(2022) Volume 49, Issue 1
THE UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA LAW REVIEW
VOLUME 49 ISSUE 1
Feb 2022
Introductory editorial
- Causation in the law
Elise Bant and Henry Cooney
Articles
Theme: The Nature of Causation
- Causation (Contribution) and the ‘No Worse Off’ Limitation on Liability
Richard Wright - Omissive Overdetermination: Why the Act-Omission Distinction Makes a Difference for Causal Analysis
Yuval Abrams - Three Categories of Causation in Tort Law
Johannes Hygen Meyer
Theme: Causation, Science and Law
- Causation: The Interface Between the Scientific and Legal Methods
The Hon. Justice Jonathan Beach - Law and Epidemiological Evidence; Double, Toil and Trouble
Per Laleng and Charles Feeny - The Challenges of Proving Toxic Tort Causation: Genetic Markers as the Solution
Sara Golru
Theme: ‘Decision Causation’
- Willpower Has No Voltage: Problems with Causation in Equitable Estoppel
The Hon. Justice Julie Ward and Stephen Puttick - Causation and Contributory Negligence: The Use and Misuse of Causal Concepts in Cases of Misleading Conduct
Henry Cooney
Theme: Causation in the Criminal Law
- A NESS Causation Based Concept for Imputation of Harm in Criminal Law
Ingeborg Puppe and Thomas Grosse-Wilde - Case Analysis: Causation in Homicide, ‘Fright, Escape or Self-Preservation’ Cases: Yarran v The State of Western Australia
Meredith Blake and Stella Tarrant
Theme: Causation in Commercial Disputes
- The Causal Effect of Hypothetical Events Upon Contractual Damages
Joshua Thomson SC and Madeleine Durand - Case Analysis: TPT Patrol Pty Ltd v Myer Holdings Limited: Why Shareholders Can Rely on Market-Based Causation
Zamir Golestani
Theme: Causation in Tort
- Material Contribution in Bonnington: Not an Exception to ‘But For’ Causation
Neil Foster - ‘Simply Unpredictable’: Establishing Causation for Claims of Police Negligence in Domestic Violence Cases
Nithya Narayanan - Case Analysis: Inferring Necessary Conditions: The Enduring Paradox of the ‘But For’ Test in Factual Causation
Marco Rizzi and Amy Thomasson
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