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Volumes 1-27 1 Table of Authors [Numbers in bold type refer to volume] ADAMS, MICHAEL A, MARK A FREEMAN and LORI SEMAAN Insider Trading a Necessary Evil for Efficient Markets? An International Comparative Analysis .................... 17.220 ADENWALA, QUAIDZOHER Receivers as Agents and Their Duties ................................................................................................................. 9.395 AITKEN, LEIGH Liquidators and the “Subordinated Loan” ........................................................................................................... 5.4 ALBRECHTSEN, JANET Extraterritorial Application of the Corporations Law: A Case for Reform ......................................................... 12.476 ALEXANDER, MALCOLM and GEORGINA MURRAY Interlocking Directorships in the Top 250 Australian Companies: Comment on Carroll, Stening and Stening ............................................................................................................................................................. 10.385 ALI, PAUL U Mimicking Shares: The Nature and Regulation of Equity Swaps ...................................................................... 17.436 Adding Yield to Stable Portfolios: Regulating Investments in Australian Hedge Funds .................................... 19.414 ALI, PAUL U and TOM RUSSELL Investor Remedies against Fiduciaries in Rising and Falling Markets ............................................................... 18.326 ANDERSON, COLIN Decision-making in a Voluntary Administration ................................................................................................. 22.163 ANDERSON, COLIN and DAVID MORRISON Applications for Advice from Courts by Insolvency Practitioners ..................................................................... 25.406 ANDERSON, HELEN Auditors’ Liability: Is Misleading or Deceptive Conduct an Alternative to Negligence .................................... 17.350 Theory and Reality in Insolvency Law: Some Contradictions in Australia ........................................................ 27.506 ANDERSON, KIRSTEN and IAN RAMSAY From the Picket Line to the Board Room: Union Shareholder Activism in Australia ........................................ 24.279 ANNETTA, VINCENT Statutory Demands under the Companies Code: The Effect of Overstatement and Disputed Indebtedness ..................................................................................................................................... 7.54 ANSELL, SHAUN The Regulation of Insider Trading in Derivatives ............................................................................................... 13.476 The Application of Equity Derivatives in Mergers and Acquisitions ................................................................. 15.218 ARJUNAN, KRIS Locus Standi of Employees in Companies Winding Up ..................................................................................... 11.141

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[Numbers in bold type refer to volume]

ADAMS, MICHAEL A, MARK A FREEMAN and LORI SEMAANInsider Trading a Necessary Evil for Efficient Markets? An International Comparative Analysis .................... 17.220

ADENWALA, QUAIDZOHERReceivers as Agents and Their Duties ................................................................................................................. 9.395

AITKEN, LEIGHLiquidators and the “Subordinated Loan” ........................................................................................................... 5.4

ALBRECHTSEN, JANETExtraterritorial Application of the Corporations Law: A Case for Reform ......................................................... 12.476

ALEXANDER, MALCOLM and GEORGINA MURRAYInterlocking Directorships in the Top 250 Australian Companies: Comment on Carroll, Stening and

Stening ............................................................................................................................................................. 10.385

ALI, PAUL UMimicking Shares: The Nature and Regulation of Equity Swaps ...................................................................... 17.436Adding Yield to Stable Portfolios: Regulating Investments in Australian Hedge Funds .................................... 19.414

ALI, PAUL U and TOM RUSSELLInvestor Remedies against Fiduciaries in Rising and Falling Markets ............................................................... 18.326

ANDERSON, COLINDecision-making in a Voluntary Administration ................................................................................................. 22.163

ANDERSON, COLIN and DAVID MORRISONApplications for Advice from Courts by Insolvency Practitioners ..................................................................... 25.406

ANDERSON, HELENAuditors’ Liability: Is Misleading or Deceptive Conduct an Alternative to Negligence .................................... 17.350Theory and Reality in Insolvency Law: Some Contradictions in Australia ........................................................ 27.506

ANDERSON, KIRSTEN and IAN RAMSAYFrom the Picket Line to the Board Room: Union Shareholder Activism in Australia ........................................ 24.279

ANNETTA, VINCENTStatutory Demands under the Companies Code: The Effect of Overstatement and

Disputed Indebtedness ..................................................................................................................................... 7.54

ANSELL, SHAUNThe Regulation of Insider Trading in Derivatives ............................................................................................... 13.476The Application of Equity Derivatives in Mergers and Acquisitions ................................................................. 15.218

ARJUNAN, KRISLocus Standi of Employees in Companies Winding Up ..................................................................................... 11.141

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ARMSON, EMMAAAT Review of the ASC’s Decision to Apply or Not to Apply to the Corporations and Securities Panel ......... 12.439Market Stabilisation in Australia ......................................................................................................................... 13.81The Frustrating Action Policy: Shifting Power in the Takeover Context ........................................................... 21.487False Trading and Market Rigging in Australia .................................................................................................. 27.411

AUSTIN, JANETA Rapid Response to Questionable Trading: Moving Towards Better Enforcement of

Australia’s Securities Laws ............................................................................................................................. 27.203

AUSTIN, JANET, JASON HARRIS and ANIL HARGOVANShareholder Primacy Revisited: Does the Public Interest have Any Role in Statutory Duties............................ 26.355

AZZI, JOHNDisclosure in Prospectuses .................................................................................................................................. 9.205

BADHAM, LYNDON ADirectors Versus Receivers: Control of Litigation on Behalf of Companies in Receivership ............................ 16.508

BAGARIC, MIRKO and JEAN DU PLESSISExpanding Criminal Sanctions for Corporate Crimes – Deprivation of Right to Work and Cancellation of

Education Qualification ................................................................................................................................... 21.7

BAJADA, SELWYNInterview with Mr AG Hartnell – Chairman of the Australian Securities Commission ..................................... 7.381

BAKER, JENNYAre the Objects Stated in Section 243A of the Corporations Law Achieved by Part 32A? ............................... 15.471

BALAZS, JOHN and BEN McLAUGHLIN Corporate Privatisations by Selective Capital Reductions: The Third Way ........................................................ 23.347

BATTAGLIA, VINCEDealing with Conflicts: The Equitable and Statutory Obligations of Financial Services Licensees ................... 26.483

BAXT, ROBERTReform of Company Law .................................................................................................................................... 1.204The New Remedy in Oppression – A Reworded Provision or a New Remedy? ................................................ 3.21Will Section 574 of the Companies Code Please Stand Up! (And Will Section 1323 of the Corporations

Act Follow Suit) .............................................................................................................................................. 7.388Second Guessing Directors’ Decisions on Takeovers – A Mixed Message from the New South Wales

Court of Appeal ............................................................................................................................................... 8.26One “AWA Case” is Not Enough: The Turning of the Screws for Directors ...................................................... 13.414Litigation Funding at Another Cross-roads ......................................................................................................... 27.255

BAXT, ROBERT and TIMOTHY LANEDevelopments in Relation to Corporate Groups and the Responsibilities of Directors – Some Insights

and New Directions ......................................................................................................................................... 16.628

BAXT, ROBERT and SALLY SIEVERSThe Rights of Members of an Unincorporated Association or a Victorian Incorporated Association to

Challenge Decisions of Management .............................................................................................................. 2.3

BENNETTS, KEITH JUnfair Dismissal Proceedings in Company Liquidation and Receivership ........................................................ 8.158Dealing with Winding Up Applications Following the Appointment of an Administrator ................................. 18.41

BENTVELZEN, LUKE, BELINDA BIBLE and ELISABETH MCDERMOTTMedia World: Using a Pocket Watch in the Digital Age ..................................................................................... 24.161

BERNS, SANDRA SThe Application of the Associative Theory to Hurley’s Cases – A Response to David Wishart ........................ 4.189

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BIBLE, BELINDA, LUKE BENTVELZEN and ELISABETH MCDERMOTTMedia World: Using a Pocket Watch in the Digital Age ..................................................................................... 24.161

BIELEFELD, SHELLEY, SUE HIGGINSON, JIM JACKSON and AIDAN RICKETTSDirectors’ Duties to the Company and Minority Shareholder Environmental Activism. ................................... 23.28

BILSKI, ANDREW and PATRICK BROWNSons of Gwalia Versus Shareholder Subordination: Fairness Versus Efficiency ................................................. 26.93

BINI, MARCOGeneric and Specific Approaches to the Liability and Duties of Directors on Government Boards

and Authorities. ............................................................................................................................................... 22.460The Public Administration Act 2004 (Vic): A New Approach to the Liability and Duties of Directors on

Government Boards and Authorities ............................................................................................................... 26.172

BIRD, HELENThe Problematic Nature of Civil Penalties in the Corporations Law .................................................................. 14.405

BIRD, JOANNAThe Duty of Care and the CLERP Reforms ........................................................................................................ 17.141

BLACK, ASHLEYThe Control of Discretionary Powers as to Unacceptable Acquisitions and Unacceptable Conduct

Under the Companies (Acquisition of Shares) Act and the Corporations Bill – Part I ................................... 7.149The Control of Discretionary Powers as to Unacceptable Acquisitions and Unacceptable Conduct

Under the Companies (Acquisition of Shares) Act and the Corporations Bill – Part II .................................. 7.226

BLANCHARD, JULIANHonesty in Corporations ..................................................................................................................................... 14.4

BOLITHO, HALContinuing Business Relationships – Eight Questions in Search of an Answer ................................................. 16.584

BOLLEN, RHYSResearch Analysts and the Australian Insider Trading and Misleading or Deceptive Conduct Regimes ........... 21.430

BOROS, ELIZABETHCompulsory Acquisition of Minority Shareholdings – The Way Forward? ....................................................... 16.279Corporations Online ............................................................................................................................................ 19.492Shareholder Litigation after Sons of Gwalia Ltd v Margaretic ............................................................................ 26.235

BOSTOCK, TEAustralia’s New Insider Trading Laws ................................................................................................................ 10.165

BOWDEN, ROGER JIn Search of a Normative Takeover Code: Theory and Jurisdiction ................................................................... 16.516

BRAILSFORD, TIMThe ASX Crossing Rule: Concepts and Use ....................................................................................................... 6.254

BRAND, VIVIENNELegislating for Moral Propriety in Corporations? The Criminal Code Amendment (Bribery of

Foreign Public Officials) Act 1999 .................................................................................................................. 18.476

BREALEY, DANIEL TSection 221P of the Income Tax Assessment Act: A Garrotte for the Secured Creditor? ................................... 5.12

BREWSTER, DAVIDFiduciary Obligations of Trust Managers and the Takeover of Unit Trusts ........................................................ 8.303Judicial Enforcement of the Listing Rules of the Australian Stock Exchange ................................................... 9.313Decisions under the Australian Stock Exchange Listing Rules: Review under the Administrative

Decisions (Judicial Review) Act ..................................................................................................................... 9.377

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BRODERICK, MATTHEWDemands on Directors/Guarantors of Companies in Voluntary Administration ................................................. 19.46

BRODERICK, MATTHEW and MICHAEL LENICKAUncommercial Transactions – Corporate Governance for Insolvent Companies ............................................... 22.7

BROOKS, ALBIE, KERYN CHALMERS, JUDY OLIVER and ANGELO VELJANOVSKIIssues Associated with Chief Executive Officer Remuneration: Shareholders’ Perspectives ............................. 17.360Auditor Independence Reforms: Audit Committee Members’ Views ................................................................ 23.151

BROWN, ANDREW DDoes Section 592 Apply to Guarantees? The Risks Increase After the Hawkins Case ...................................... 11.34

BROWN, PATRICK and ANDREW BILSKISons of Gwalia Versus Shareholder Subordination: Fairness Versus Efficiency ................................................. 26.93

BROWN, PHILIP, MARK FOO and IAIN WATSONTrading by Insiders in Australia: Evidence on the Profitability of Directors’ Trades ......................................... 21.248

BROWN, ROB and HOWARD W CHANRights Issues versus Placements in Australia: Regulation or Choice? ............................................................... 22.301

CALLEJA, NICOLEFurthering the Objectives of the Corporations Law Takeover Provisions: Will Simplification Help? ............... 15.208Current Issues Relating to Prospectus Advertising and Securities Hawking ...................................................... 18.23

CAMERON, IAN“Now You See Me, Now You Rule” Section 5A and the Interpretation of the Legislation

to which it Relates ........................................................................................................................................... 3.46Company Charges and the Australian Law Reform Commission: Scrutinising “The Department of

Utter Confusion” ............................................................................................................................................. 12.357

CAMPBELL, ROBERTOpportunistic Amendment of the Corporate Governance Contract .................................................................... 14.200

CARLEY, JASONThe Future of Frontrunning ................................................................................................................................. 13.434

CARNEGIE, GARRY DAccounting for Goodwill Write-offs Against the Share Premium Reserve Under a Capital

Reduction Scheme ........................................................................................................................................... 6.185A Comment on the Criteria for Consolidation .................................................................................................... 7.401

CARNEGIE, GARRY D and JOHN J GAVENSNCSC Specific Relief Orders and a “True and Fair View” ................................................................................. 7.101

CARR, FELICITY and SIMON MILNECollateral Benefits – Do the CLERP Amendments Resolve the Dilemmas Faced by Bidders? ......................... 20.477

CARROLL, ROBYN, BRUCE STENING and KAL STENINGInterlocking Directorships and the Law in Australia .......................................................................................... 8.290

CARSON, ELIZABETHThe Development of Board Sub-Committees ..................................................................................................... 18.415

CARTER, JW and JENNIFER HILLSeverance, Illegal Contracts and Company Law ................................................................................................ 4.183

CASSIDY, JULIEDisqualification of Directors under the Corporations Law ................................................................................. 13.221“Sexually Transmitted Debts”: The Scope of Defences to Directors’ Liability for Insolvent Trading ............... 20.372

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CHALMERS, KERYN, ALBI BROOKS, JUDY OLIVER and ANGELO VELJANOVSKIIssues Associated with Chief Executive Officer Remuneration: Shareholders’ Perspectives ............................. 17.360 Auditor Independence Reforms: Audit Committee Members’ Views ................................................................ 23.151

CHAMBERS, RJ and PW WOLNIZERA True and Fair View of Financial Position ........................................................................................................ 8.353

CHAN, HOWARD W and ROB BROWNRights Issues versus Placements in Australia: Regulation or Choice? ............................................................... 22.301

CHANG, MILLICENT and IAIN WATSONWhat are Directors’ Trades Around Profit Warnings Really Telling Us? ............................................................ 25.397

CHANG, MILLICENT, RICHARD HILLMAN and IAIN WATSONAre Corporate Governance Mechanisms Effective in Reducing Insider Trading Profits? ................................. 23.165

CHAPPLE, LARELLE, ANGELA KARL and ANDREW KAZAKOFFMarket Response to Offer Information Statements ............................................................................................ 21.231

CHAUNG, YEE BENIssues in Private Equity Buyouts: Are Private Equity Firms Within the Ambit of the TPA? ............................. 25.505

CHESTERMAN, SIMONGender Ltd: Why Aren’t More Women on the Boards of Australia’s Top 100 Listed Companies ..................... 14.352

CHRISTENSEN, SHARONCriminal Liability of Directors and the Role of Due Diligence in Their Exculpation ........................................ 11.340

CIRO, TONYGaming Laws and Derivatives ............................................................................................................................ 17.171The Regulation of Equity Derivatives: Functional Rhetoric v Economic Substance ......................................... 20.276Trading in Financial Derivatives: Does it Increase Market Volatility and Systemic Risk? . .............................. 22.23

CLARKE, BLANAIDEuropean Takeover Regulation and Directive 2004/25/EC ................................................................................ 24.93

CLARKE, FRANK and GRAEME DEANCorporate Officers’ Views on Cross Guarantees and Other Proposals to “Lift the Corporate Veil” .................. 23.299

CLARKE, FRANK, GRAEME DEAN and ERNE HOUGHTONCorporate Restructuring, Creditor’s Rights, Cross-guarantees and Group Behaviour ....................................... 17.85

CLARKE, PHILIP HMisleading or Deceptive Conduct in Relation to Takeovers ............................................................................... 7.108

COBURN, NIALL FEmergence of Global Fraud: Tracing and Returning Funds of Fraudulent Investment Schemes ....................... 18.542

COFFEE, JR, JOHN CPartial Justice: Balancing Fairness and Efficiency in the Context of Partial Takeover Offers ........................... 3.216

COLBRAN, STEPHENSecurity for Costs Against Corporations – Section 1335 of the Corporations Law ............................................ 11.273

COLEMAN, ARDuties of Directors of Corporate Trustees to Beneficiaries ................................................................................ 2.147

COLLA, ALBERTOSchemes of Arrangement as an Alternative to Friendly Takeover Schemes: Recent Developments ................. 16.365The Takeover Disclosure Regime Proposed in the CLERP Bill: A Change for the Better? ............................... 17.247Eliminating Minority Shareholdings – Recent Developments ............................................................................ 19.7Has the Greenmailer Finally been Eradicated from Australian Corporate Law? ................................................ 20.318

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COMERFORD, AARON and LARELLE LAWDirectors’ Duty of Care and the Extent of “Reasonable” Reliance and Delegation ........................................... 16.103

CONNOCK, MATTHEW NCompulsory Taxation of Legal Costs Incurred by Victorian Court-appointed Liquidators – Past, Present and

Future ............................................................................................................................................................... 11.153

COOKE, LORD OF THORNDONCorporate Identity ............................................................................................................................................... 16.160

COOPER, JEREMYPiercing the “Veil of Obscurity” – The Decision in Hanel v O’Neill ................................................................. 22.313

CORCORAN, SUZANNEFederal Regulation of Securities and Investments .............................................................................................. 3.185

CORKERY, JFConvicted Offenders and Section 227 of the National Companies Code: Restrictions on

Certain Persons Managing Companies ............................................................................................................ 1.153

COTTON, JOHNClass Rights Under the Code: A Consideration of Sections 125 and 128 ........................................................... 4.227

COURTNEY, WAYNEFailed Pre-registration Contracts and the Statutory Remedy .............................................................................. 25.226

CROSS, ROWENThe Takeovers Panel Three Years On: Should We Ever go Back to the Courts? ................................................ 21.367

CRUTCHFIELD, TONY and D’ALOISIO PHILIP The Requirement for Experts’ Reports in Takeovers and Corporate Reconstructions ........................................ 7.249

DABNER, JUSTINDirectors’ Duties – The Schizoid Company ........................................................................................................ 6.105

D’ALOISIO, TONY and PHILIP CRUTCHFIELDThe Requirement for Experts’ Reports in Takeovers and Corporate Reconstructions ........................................ 7.249

D’ANGELO, NUNCIOWhat Directors Need to Consider Before Calling in an Administrator – And It’s Not Just Solvency ................ 24.7

DAMIAN, TONYApplications to Extend the Time Limit to Set Aside a Statutory Demand: Preparing for a

High Court Decision ........................................................................................................................................ 13.444

DAMON, DYLAN DEMOCRATThe Legal Aspects of Venture Capital Agreements: Part I .................................................................................. 25.43The Legal Aspects of Venture Capital Agreements: Part II ................................................................................ 25.82

DARVAS, PAULAEmployees’ Rights and Entitlements and Insolvency: Regulatory Rationale, Legal Issues and

Proposed Solutions .......................................................................................................................................... 17.103Section 249D and the “Activist” Shareholder: Court Jester or Conscience of the Corporation? ....................... 20.390

DA SILVA ROSA, RAYMOND, HY IZAN and JI SHANMarket Misvaluation Driven Acquisitions: Contrary Australian Evidence?. ...................................................... 24.75

DEAN, GRAEME and FRANK CLARKECorporate Officers’ Views on Cross Guarantees and other Proposals to “Lift the Corporate Veil” ................... 23.299

DEAN, GRAEME, FRANK CLARKE and ERNE HOUGHTONCorporate Restructuring, Creditor’s Rights, Cross-guarantees and Group Behaviour ....................................... 17.85

DEAN, GRAEME, PETER LUCKETT and ERNE HOUGHTONNotional Calculations in Liquidations Revisited: The Case of ASC Class Order Cross Guarantees ................. 11.204

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DEAN, ROBERT LCrystallisation of a Floating Charge ................................................................................................................... 1.185

DEFINA, ANDREW, THOMAS C HARRIS and IAN M RAMSAYWhat is Reasonable Remuneration for Corporate Officers? An Empirical Investigation

Into the Relationship Between Pay and Performance in the Largest Australian Companies .......................... 12.341

De MOTT, DEBORAH AFederalising Securities Market Law: The United States Experience with Takeover Regulation ....................... 5.64

DEUTSCH, ROBERTShort Selling ........................................................................................................................................................ 1.142

DIGBY, QUENTINThe Principal Discretionary Powers of the National Companies and Securities Commission

under the Takeovers Code ............................................................................................................................... 2.216Eliminating Minority Shareholdings ................................................................................................................... 10.105

DIGNAM, ALANLamenting Reform? The Changing Nature of Common Law Corporate Governance Regulation ..................... 25.283

DING, ALEXAn Interpretation of the Equality of Opportunity Principle in the Context of Benefits Prohibited

under the Corporations Law ............................................................................................................................ 18.6

DONNAN, FRANKThe Share Ratio Act: Innovation or Experimentation in Securities Regulation? ................................................ 14.101

DONNAN, JULIANClass Actions in Securities Fraud in Australia .................................................................................................... 18.82

DORMON, JOYE and COLIN FONGDuties and Liabilities of Company Directors 1960-1986 – An Annotated Bibliography ................................... 4.263

DORNEY, MARKInjunction to Restrain the Filing of a Summons to Wind up a Company ........................................................... 10.131

DUFFY, MICHAEL JProcedural Dilemmas for Contemporary Shareholder Remedies – Derivative Action or Class Action? ........... 22.46

DUNS, JOHNA Silent Revolution: The Changing Nature of Sanctions in Companies and Securities Legislation .................. 9.365

DUNS, JOHN and PETER SINNOTT Shareholders’ Rights of Access to Corporate Books ........................................................................................... 8.73

DU PLESSIS, JEAN and MIRKO BAGARICExpanding Criminal Sanctions for Corporate Crimes – Deprivation of Right to Work and

Cancellation of Education Qualification ......................................................................................................... 21.7

DYER, BRUCEA Revitalised Panel? ........................................................................................................................................... 16.261

DYER, BRUCE and DAMIAN REICHEL Developments in Break Fees ............................................................................................................................... 22.439

EASTWOOD, ANDREW and GEOFF HEALY Legal Professional Privilege and the Investigative Powers of the Australian Securities and

Investments Commission ................................................................................................................................ 23.375

EDELMAN, JAMESThe Meaning of Fraud in Insolvency and Bankruptcy: A 400 Year Old Riddle ................................................. 18.97

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EDMUNDSON, PETERIndirect Self-acquisition: The Search for Appropriate Concepts of Control ....................................................... 15.264

EDMUNDSON, PETER and JAMES MITCHELLKnowing Receipt in Corporate Group Structures ............................................................................................... 23.515

EDWARDS, ROBINThe Application of the Statutory Internal Management Rule to Cheques .......................................................... 18.242

ENDESHAW, ASSAFAThe Regulation of Online Financial Services in Hong Kong ............................................................................. 20.455

FARRAR, JOHN HLegal Issues Involving Corporate Groups ........................................................................................................... 16.184

FARRER, JONATHANThe Application of the Corporations Law to “Off the Plan” Strata Title Units .................................................. 14.464

FEHLBERG, DR BELINDAWomen in “Family” Companies: English and Australian Experiences .............................................................. 15.348

FENWICK, COLIN and KYM SHEEHANShare-based Remuneration and Termination Payments to Company Directors: What are the Rules? ................ 26.71

FINCH, ANDREWSecurity Over Shares ........................................................................................................................................... 13.292

FITZSIMONS, PETERTakeovers and Efficiency in the Context of Concentrated Shareholdings: The Case of New Zealand .............. 15.4

FLEMING, GRANTEvent Studies in Law and Finance: Australian Research .................................................................................... 21.151

FLETCHER, KEITHInterstate Trade: The Last Hurdle for Limited Partnerships? .............................................................................. 11.433

FLETCHER, KEITH and HH MASONCompany Dividends: Towards a Counter-Revolution? ....................................................................................... 1.16

FONG, COLIN and JOYE DORMONDuties and Liabilities of Company Directors 1960-1986 – An Annotated Bibliography ................................... 4.263

FONG, KENNETH, IAN M RAMSAY and GP STAPLEDONCorporate Governance: The Perspective of Australian Institutional Shareholders ............................................. 18.110

FOO, MARK, PHILIP BROWN and IAIN WATSONTrading by Insiders in Australia: Evidence on the Profitability of Directors’ Trades ......................................... 21.248

FREEMAN, MARK A, LORI SEMAAN and MICHAEL A ADAMSIs Insider Trading a Necessary Evil for Efficient Markets? An International Comparative Analysis ................. 17.220

FRIDMAN, SAULRatification of Directors’ Breaches ..................................................................................................................... 10.252Super-Voting Shares: What’s All the Fuss About? .............................................................................................. 13.31

GALLERY, GERRY, SCOTT HIRST and LARELLE LAW When Will a Forecast be Required in Takeover Documents?: Applying Relevance and Reliability ................. 19.26

GARVEY, GERALD and PETER L SWAN Response to the Australian Stock Exchange’s Discussion Paper on Appropriate Voting Rights

for Equity Securities ........................................................................................................................................ 9.158

GATT, ANDREAThe Golden Ticket to Globalised Capital Markets: A Study of Golden Share Rulings and

Their Implications for Capital Market Liberalisation ..................................................................................... 27.166

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GAVENS, JOHN J and GARRY D CARNEGIE NCSC Specific Relief Orders and a “True and Fair View” ................................................................................. 7.101

GAY, GE and GD POUNDThe Role of the Auditor in Fraud Detection and Reporting ................................................................................ 7.116

GETHING, MICHAELInsider Trading Enforcement: Where Are We Now and Where Do We Go From Here? .................................... 16.607

GETHING, MICHAEL and KIMBERLEY OULDThe Wesfi Takeovers Panel Application: Lessons for the Future ........................................................................ 18.351

GILSON, RONALD JCatalysing Corporate Governance: The Evolution of the United States System in the 1980s and 1990s .......... 24.143

GODDARD, DAVIDCompany Law Reform – Lessons from the New Zealand Experience ............................................................... 16.236

GOLDING, GREGUnderwriters’ Liability in Australian Securities Offerings ................................................................................. 11.401

GOLDING, GREG and NATALIE KALFUSThe Continuous Evolution of Australia’s Continuous Disclosure Laws. ............................................................ 22.385

GOLDMAN, DAVID BDirectors Beware! Creditor Protection from Insolvent Trading ......................................................................... 23.216

GOLDWASSER, VIVIEN RRecent Developments in the Regulation of Chinese Walls and Business Ethics – In Search of a Remedy

for a Problem that Persists ............................................................................................................................... 11.227Short Selling Revisited – The Need for a New Direction ................................................................................... 12.277Current Issues in the Internationalisation of Securities Markets ........................................................................ 16.464CLERP 6 – Implications and Ramifications for the Regulation of Australian Financial Markets ...................... 17.206

GOODE, ROYInsolvent Trading under English and Australian Law ......................................................................................... 16.170

GOODWIN, JOHNFinancial Reporting and Auditing Obligations of Proprietary Companies with Foreign Company

Shareholders .................................................................................................................................................... 16.451

GRANTHAM, ROSSAttributing Responsibility to Corporate Entities: A Doctrinal Approach ........................................................... 19.168The Governance of Government Owned Corporations ...................................................................................... 23.181

GRAVE, DAMIANCompulsory Share Acquisitions: Practical and Policy Considerations ............................................................... 12.240

GRAVE, DAMIAN , LEAH WATTERSON and HELEN MOULDCausation, Loss and Damage: Challenges for the New Shareholder Class Action ............................................ 27.483

GRAWEHR, PATRICKA Comparison Between Australian and European Insolvent Trading Laws ....................................................... 14.16

GREEN, JOHN MAn Australian Takeover Panel – What Do We Want? A Panel Poll and Critique ............................................... 7.6“Fuzzy Law” – A Better Way to Stop “Snouts in the Trough”? .......................................................................... 9.144

GREENWOOD, ABUnissued Shares – Relevant Interest Disinterred ................................................................................................ 9.7

GRONOW, MICHAELInsolvent Corporate Groups and their Employees: The Case for Further Reform ............................................. 21.188

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GROSE, CLAIREWill the Small Business Fundraising Reforms Proposed by CLERP Really Make it Easier

for SMEs to Raise Capital in Australia? .......................................................................................................... 16.297

GROSS, DICKPartial Takeovers – A Critique of the Provisions in the Companies (Acquisition of Shares)

Act and Codes ................................................................................................................................................. 1.251

HADDY, SIMONA Comparative Analysis of Directors’ Duties in a Range of Corporate Group Structures ................................. 20.138

HALE, KW and JG JACKSONAn Analysis of Australian Corporate Law Cases 1975-1983 .............................................................................. 2.69

HAMILTON, GARRY JOHNAspects of Official Liquidators’ Personal Liability for Costs of Litigation – Part I ........................................... 7.262Aspects of Official Liquidators’ Personal Liability for Costs of Litigation – Part II .......................................... 7.301Provisions Which Avoid Charges under the Corporations Law: The Effect on Secured Creditors

and Receivers .................................................................................................................................................. 16.333Are a Liquidator’s Recoveries Available to the Company’s Secured Creditors? ................................................ 20.25

HAMMOND, CELIASection 164(4)(b) of the Corporations Law: “To Be Put Upon Inquiry or Not To Be Put Upon Inquiry:

Is that the Question?” A Problem of Statutory Interpretation ......................................................................... 16.93Can a Company be the “Victim” of Undue Influence and Unconscionability? .................................................. 19.74

HANAK, ANDREWThe Interaction of the Company Director’s Duty of Care and the Director’s Obligations Relating to

Insolvent Trading and Financial Reporting ..................................................................................................... 25.180

HANKS, PETERStanding in the Australian Securities Commission’s Shoes: The Administrative Appeals Tribunal and the

Corporations Law ............................................................................................................................................ 10.312

HANNES, SThe Partial Bid Debate ........................................................................................................................................ 3.162

HANRAHAN, PAMELATransactions with Related Parties by Public Companies and Their “Child Entities” under Part 32A of the

Corporations Law ............................................................................................................................................ 12.138Distinguishing Corporate and Personal Claims in Australian Company Litigation ........................................... 15.21(Ir)responsible Entities: Reforming Manager Accountability in Public Unit Trusts ........................................... 16.76Managed Investment Schemes: The Position of Directors under Chapter 5C of the Corporations Law ............ 17.67

HARGOVAN, ANILDirectors’ Duties to Creditors in Australia after Spies v The Queen – Is the Development of an Independent

Fiduciary Duty Dead or Alive? ....................................................................................................................... 21.390

HARGOVAN, ANIL, JASON HARRIS and JANET AUSTINShareholder Primacy Revisited: Does the Public Interest have Any Role in Statutory Duties............................ 26.355

HARMER, RWFloating Charges: Current Issues (Including Crystallisation and Section 218 of the Income Tax

Assessment Act 1936) ..................................................................................................................................... 6.160

HARRIS, GREGORYThe “Current Account Romalpa Clause” Held to Effectively Retain Title and Permit Tracing ......................... 9.390

HARRIS, JASONLifting the Corporate Veil on the Basis of an Implied Agency: A re-evaluation of Smith,

Stone and Knight ............................................................................................................................................. 23.7

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HARRIS, JASON and ANIL HARGOVANSons of Gwalia: Navigating the Line Between Membership and Creditor Rights in

Corporate Insolvencies .................................................................................................................................... 25.7

HARRIS, JASON, ANIL HARGOVAN and JANET AUSTINShareholder Primacy Revisited: Does the Public Interest have Any Role in Statutory Duties............................ 26.355

HART, GEThe Deterrent Effect of Civil Liability in Investor Protection ............................................................................ 5.162

HARTNELL, AGRelevant Interests and Tender Offers: Recent Developments in Takeover Laws ............................................... 2.236Relevant Interests – “Control” in the Eighties .................................................................................................... 6.169

HEALY, GEOFF and ANDREW EASTWOODLegal Professional Privilege and the Investigative Powers of the Australian Securities and

Investments Commission ................................................................................................................................ 23.375

HEATH, WILLIAM MThe Director’s Fiduciary Duty of Care and Skill: A Misnomer .......................................................................... 25.370

HEDDEN, ANDREW S, WARREN SCOTT and ERICA H STEINBERGER American Depositary Receipts and the Application of United States Securities Laws ...................................... 3.80

HERZBERG, ABEVoidable Preferences: A New Approach? ........................................................................................................... 5.157The Metal Manufacturers Case and the Australian Law Reform Commission’s Insolvent

Trading Recommendations .............................................................................................................................. 7.177Insolvent Trading ................................................................................................................................................ 9.285

HERZFELD, PERRYStill a Troublesome Area: Legislative and Common Law Restrictions on Indemnity and

Insurance Arrangements Effected by Companies on Behalf of Officers and Employees ............................... 27.267

HEWETT, JOHNShare Buy-backs for Australian Companies ....................................................................................................... 8.383

HIGGINSON, SUE, SHELLEY BIELEFELD, JIM JACKSON and AIDAN RICKETTSDirectors’ Duties to the Company and Minority Shareholder Environmental Activism. ................................... 23.28

HILL, JENNIFERProtecting Minority Shareholders and Reasonable Expectations ....................................................................... 10.86Cross Guarantees in Corporate Groups ............................................................................................................... 10.312“What Reward Have Ye?” Disclosure of Director and Executive Remuneration in Australia ........................... 14.232Deconstructing Sunbeam – Contemporary Issues in Corporate Governance ..................................................... 17.288

HILL, JENNIFER and JW CARTERSeverance, Illegal Contracts and Company Law ................................................................................................ 4.183

HILLMAN, RICHARD, MILLICENT CHANG and IAIN WATSONAre Corporate Governance Mechanisms Effective in Reducing Insider Trading Profits? ................................. 23.165

HIRST, SCOTT and LARELLE LAWCLERP and Takeover Disclosure Regulation ..................................................................................................... 17.307

HIRST, SCOTT, LARELLE LAW and GERRY GALLERYWhen Will a Forecast be Required in Takeover Documents?: Applying Relevance and Reliability ................. 19.26

HOAD, RICHARD and IAN M RAMSAYDisclosure of Corporate Governance Practices by Australian Companies ......................................................... 15.454

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HOCKLEY, JJProposed Australian Regulation of Partial Takeover Bids: When Will Shareholders

Be Adequately Protected? ............................................................................................................................... 4.105Beneficial Interests in Company Shares: Proposals for Reform of Sections 261 and 261A

of the Companies Act and Code ...................................................................................................................... 6.27

HOGAN, PROFESSOR WARRENInsider Trading .................................................................................................................................................... 6.39

HONE, GEOFFREY WFundraisings and Prospectuses – The CLERP Proposals .................................................................................... 16.311

HOUGHTON, ERNE, GRAEME DEAN and FRANK CLARKECorporate Restructuring, Creditor’s Rights, Cross-guarantees and Group Behaviour ....................................... 17.85

HRUBY, MICHAELPrivate Equity Bids: Managing Conflicts of Interest When Public Companies Go Private ................................ 26.304

HUANG, HUIRedefining Market Manipulation in Australia: The Role of an Implied Intent Element .................................... 27.8

HUGHES, GLENNCompulsory Acquisition of Minority Shareholders’ Interests – Still a Tyranny of the Majority? ...................... 18.171

HULME AM QC, SEKSection 640 of the Corporations Law: Independent Experts’ Reports and the RTZ Ltd

Takeover of Comalco Ltd ................................................................................................................................ 19.134

HUNTLY, COLINDionysius, Damocles and the Unseen Perils of Insolvency for Officers of Incorporated Associations ............. 18.262

ICKERINGILL, PETER DJStatutory Responsibilities of Directors and Auditors in Relation to Company Accounts ................................... 6.3

IZAN HY, RAYMOND DA SILVA ROSA and JI SHANMarket Misvaluation Driven Acquisitions: Contrary Australian Evidence?. ...................................................... 24.75

JACKSON JG and HALE KWAn Analysis of Australian Corporate Law Cases 1975-1983 .............................................................................. 2.69

JACKSON, JIM, SHELLEY BIELEFELD, SUE HIGGINSON and AIDAN RICKETTSDirectors’ Duties to the Company and Minority Shareholder Environmental Activism .................................... 23.28

JACOBS, ADAMTime is Money: Insider Trading from a Globalisation Perspective …. .............................................................. 23.231

JEWELL, VINCENTRelevant Interest and Entitlement: An Assessment of the Corporations Law Simplification

Task Force’s Proposals .................................................................................................................................... 14.273

JOHN, RANIRelieving Directors from the Liabilities of Office: The Case for Reform of Section 241,

Corporations Law ............................................................................................................................................ 10.6

JOHNSTON, BRUCEForeign Currency Share Capital in Australian Companies ................................................................................. 6.261

JOOSTE, PETER INNES“Subscription” – A Case for Prospectus Law Reform? ....................................................................................... 11.292

KALFUS, NATALIE and GOLDING, GREGThe Continuous Evolution of Australia’s Continuous Disclosure Laws. ............................................................ 22.385

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KARL, ANGELA, ANDREW KAZAKOFF and LARELLE CHAPPLEMarket Response to Offer Information Statements ............................................................................................ 21.231

KAZAKOFF, ANDREW, ANGELA KARL and LARELLE CHAPPLEMarket Response to Offer Information Statements ............................................................................................ 21.231

KEAY, ANDREW R“Gone Fishing!” Is it Legitimate in an Examination under Section 597 of the Corporations Law

(Companies Code, Section 541)? .................................................................................................................... 9.70The Corporate Law Reform Act 1992: The Effects on Receiverships ................................................................ 11.438Statutory Demands in Light of the Corporate Law Reform Act 1992 ................................................................ 12.407Court Involvement in Voluntary Administrations and Deeds of Company Arrangement:

Powers, Problems and Prognoses .................................................................................................................... 13.157An Examination of Procedural Issues Relating to the Commencement of a Liquidator’s Avoidance Action .... 14.78The Power to Extend Time to Lodge Notice of Corporate Charges ................................................................... 14.136Corporate Governance During Administration and Reconstruction Under Part 53A of the

Corporations Law ............................................................................................................................................ 15.145Finding a Way Through the Maze That is the Law of Statutory Demands ......................................................... 16.122Criminal Proceedings Against a Company in Liquidation: Is Leave of the Court Required? ............................ 17.4

KEENAN, PETER JInvestigations by External Administrators .......................................................................................................... 13.368

KEEVES, JOHN S Directors’ Duties – ASIC v Rich – Landmark or Beacon? ................................................................................. 22.181

KELLY, DAVID St LThe Takeovers Code: A Failure in Communication ............................................................................................ 5.219

KENDALL, KEITH and GORDON WALKERInsider Trading in Australia and New Zealand: Information That Is Generally Available ................................. 24.343

KENT, WAYNEImplications for Disclosure in Takeover Documents After the ICAL and Cumberland Credit Decisions ......... 6.282

KINGSFORD-SMITH, DIMITYSpecial Issue on the Cybercorporation and Online Investing ............................................................................. 19.490Decentred Regulation in Online Investment ....................................................................................................... 19.532Is “Due Diligence” Dead? Financial Services and Products Disclosure under the Corporations Act ................ 22.128

KINLEY, DAVID, JUSTINE NOLAN and NATALIE ZERIALThe Politics of Corporate Social Responsibility: Reflections on the United Nations Human Rights Norms for

Corporations .................................................................................................................................................... 25.30

KIRBY, JOHANNThe History and Development of the Conflict and Profit Rules in Corporate Law – A Review. ........................ 22.259

KLUMPES, PAULA Review of the Regulation of Financial Reporting by Superannuation Products in Australia ......................... 9.94

KLUVER, JOHNDerivative Actions and the Rule in Foss v Harbottle: Do We Need a Statutory Remedy? ................................. 11.7

KNIGHT, STEPHENThe Removal of Public Company Directors in Australia: Time for Change? ..................................................... 25.351

KOECK, WILLIAM JContinuous Disclosure ........................................................................................................................................ 13.485

KOECK, WILLIAM J and IAN M RAMSAYThe Importance of Distinguishing Between Different Categories of Creditors for the Purposes

of Company Law ............................................................................................................................................. 12.105

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KOH, PEARLIE MCShadow Director, Shadow Director, Who Art Thou? .......................................................................................... 14.340

KWEK, MEAN LUCKThe End of History for Corporate Governance or Just Another Moment in Time ............................................. 19.305

KYROU, EMILIOSDirectors’ Duties, Defences, Indemnities, Access to Board Papers and D&O Insurance Post CLERPA ........... 18.555

KYRWOOD, JASONDisclosure of Forecasts in Prospectuses ............................................................................................................. 16.350

LADAKIS, EMMAThe Auditor as Gatekeeper for the Investing Public: Auditor Independence and the

CLERP Reforms – A Comparative Analysis ................................................................................................... 23.416

LANE, TIMOTHY and ROBERT BAXTDevelopments in Relation to Corporate Groups and the Responsibilities of Directors –

Some Insights and New Directions ................................................................................................................. 16.628

LANGFIELD-SMITH, IANLimiting the Liability of Auditors – A Review ................................................................................................... 4.252Enforcing Accounting Standards in Australia ..................................................................................................... 8.5

LANGFORD, ROSEMARYThe New Statutory Business Judgment Rule: Should it Apply to the Duty to Prevent Insolvent Trading? ....... 16.533

LANGLEY, REBECCAOver Three Years on: Time for Reconsideration of the Corporate Cop’s Power to Issue Infringement Notices

for Breaches of Continuous Disclosure ........................................................................................................... 25.439The Future Role of Creditors’ Schemes of Arrangement in Australia After the Rise of

Voluntary Administrations ............................................................................................................................... 27.70Information Access Denied … Is the Australian Takeovers Market Really “Efficient,

Competitive and Informed”? ........................................................................................................................... 27.344

LAROSE, LAWRENCE AExtraterritorial Application of Securities Regulation and Internationalisation of Securities Markets:

The United States Approach ............................................................................................................................ 4.80

LATIMER, PAULCompensation of Investors for Failure of a Securities Industry Licensee .......................................................... 15.495Stock Exchange Usage ........................................................................................................................................ 8.165Providing Financial Services Efficiently, Honestly and Fairly ........................................................................... 24.362

LAURITSEN, HUGH and NEIL PATHAK A Shareholder’s Right to Call General Meetings – A Sharp Word for the Disgruntled Shareholder

or Just A Blunt Instrument? . ........................................................................................................................... 23.283

LAW, LARELLEThe Business Judgment Rule in Australia: A Reappraisal Since the AWA Case ................................................ 15.174

LAW, LARELLE and AARON COMERFORDDirectors’ Duty of Care and the Extent of “Reasonable” Reliance and Delegation ........................................... 16.103

LAW, LARELLE and SCOTT HIRSTCLERP and Takeover Disclosure Regulation ..................................................................................................... 17.307

LAW, LARELLE, SCOTT HIRST and GERRY GALLERYWhen Will a Forecast be Required in Takeover Documents?: Applying Relevance and Reliability ................. 19.26

LAWRENCE, JEFFREYThe Regulation of Derivatives and the LEPOs Litigation .................................................................................. 14.90The Coleman v Myers Fiduciary Relationship: An Australian Resurgence? ...................................................... 14.428The Economics of Market Confidence: (Ac)Costing Securities Market Regulations ........................................ 18.171

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LEE, WEN-YEWNew Focus on Insider Governance? Independent Directors, Information Requirements and Internal Audit .... 24.467

LEGG, MICHAELReplacement of the Responsible Entity of a Managed Investment Scheme by Members .................................. 27.299

LENICKA, MICHAEL and MATTHEW BRODERICKUncommercial Transactions – Corporate Governance for Insolvent Companies ............................................... 22.7

LEVY, PETERInternationalisation of the Securities Market: Jurisdictional and Enforcement Issues ....................................... 6.75

LEWIS, KEVINWhen is a Financial Product not a Financial Product? ....................................................................................... 22.103

LINDGREN, Justice KEVIN EPrivate Equity and Section 411 of the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth) ................................................................... 26.287

LINDSAY, SHANNONThe Position of Preference Shareholders in a Reduction of Capital ................................................................... 5.77

LISHMAN, MICHAELAustralian Court Shoots Down British Eagle ..................................................................................................... 27.219

LOKE, ALEXANDER FHA (Behavioural) Law and Economics Approach to Reforming Asian Corporate Governance ........................... 20.252

LONGO, JOSEPH PThe Powers of Investigation of the Australian Securities Commission: Balancing the Interests

of Persons and Companies under Investigation with the Interests of the State ............................................... 10.237

LOVELL, DAMIAN GInterest on Preference Payments ......................................................................................................................... 11.26

LUMSDEN, ANDREWAudit Committee Membership and its Consequences ........................................................................................ 20.340

LUMSDEN, ANDREW and SAUL FRIDMANCorporate Social Responsibility: The Case for a Self-regulatory Model ........................................................... 25.147

LYSTER, ROSEMARY, LOUIS CHIAM and DOMINIC BORTOLUZZISustainability and Climate Change: Liability of Corporations ........................................................................... 25.427

MAIDEN, STEWARTWhat can a Voluntary Administrator Do About a Concurrently Appointed Receiver? … .................................. 24.410

McCONVILL, JAMESDirectors, Duties to Creditors in Australia after Spies v The Queen .................................................................. 20.4The Obligation of Proxies to Vote as Directed: The Present State of Play and the Need

for a Resolution ............................................................................................................................................... 21.262

McDERMOTT ELISABETH, LUKE BENTVELZEN and BELINDA BIBLEMedia World: Using a Pocket Watch in the Digital Age ..................................................................................... 24.161

McEWIN, R IANPublic Versus Shareholder Control of Directors ................................................................................................. 10.182

McGILL, DENISEAre the Financial Services External Complaints Resolution Schemes Subject to Judicial Review? .................. 26.438

McGREGOR-LOWNDES, MYLESCorporate Disclosure, the Internet and the Australian Securities Commission .................................................. 14.219

McGREGOR-LOWNDES, MYLES and ROB McQUEEN The Company Limited by Shares and Guarantee ............................................................................................... 9.248

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McLAUGHLIN, BENCross-border Regulation at Cross-purposes: The Regulation of Rights Issues by Australian

Corporations with American Shareholders ...................................................................................................... 11.522

McLAUGHLIN, BEN and JOHN BALAZSCorporate Privatisations by Selective Capital Reductions: The Third Way ........................................................ 23.347

McLEISH, STEPHENObligations of Disclosure in Sales of Shares in Proprietary Companies ............................................................ 10.373

McQUEEN, ROB and MYLES McGREGOR-LOWNDESThe Company Limited by Shares and Guarantee ............................................................................................... 9.248

MAGAREY, DONALDPrescribed Interests ............................................................................................................................................. 7.25Enforcement of the Listing Rules of the ASX .................................................................................................... 13.6

MAGNER, EILIS SThe Power of a Company to Purchase its Own Shares: A Comparative Approach ............................................ 2.79Notice of Purpose of Company General Meetings: The Common Law Requirement, the Fiduciary Duty ....... 5.92

MANDELBAUM, AMNONEfficiency and Equity Implications of the Proposed New Zealand Takeovers Code .......................................... 12.489

MANN, GEOFFDirectors’ Meetings ............................................................................................................................................. 9.85

MANNOLINI, JUSTINInsider Trading – The Need for Conceptual Clarity ............................................................................................ 14.151The Reform of Takeovers Law – Beyond Simplification ................................................................................... 14.471The Brave New World of No Par Value Shares .................................................................................................. 17.30

MANNOLINI, JUSTIN and ANDREW RICHBreak Fee Agreements in Takeovers ................................................................................................................... 19.222

MANSUETO, RAYRetention of Title Claims in the Context of Voluntary Administration ............................................................... 14.36

MARKOVIC, MThe Legal Status of Futures Market Participants in Australia ............................................................................ 7.82Off Balance Sheet Financing: The Legal Implications ....................................................................................... 10.35

MARKOVIC, MARTINWhen are You a Director When You’re Not a Director? The Law of De Facto Directors .................................. 25.101

MASON, CAMPBELLDirectors of Australian Companies Liable for Unpaid Group Tax – Australia Benefits from Canada’s

Legislative Pioneering ..................................................................................................................................... 12.23

MASON, HH and KEITH FLETCHERCompany Dividends: Towards a Counter-Revolution? ....................................................................................... 1.16

MASON, ROSALIND and ANNE WYATTLegal and Accounting Regulatory Framework for Corporate Groups: Implications for Insolvency in Group

Operations ....................................................................................................................................................... 16.424

MEYER, PETER WRFraud and Manipulation in Securities Markets: A Critical Analysis of Sections 123 to 127

of the Securities Industry Codes ...................................................................................................................... 4.92

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MIDDLETON, TOMThe Production under the ASC Law of Documents Obtained by Discovery ...................................................... 15.96Australian Securities Commission Investigations of Fiduciaries and Proceedings Against

Constructive Trustees ...................................................................................................................................... 16.16The Difficulties of Applying Civil Evidence and Procedure Rules in ASIC’s Civil Penalty

Proceedings under the Corporations Act ......................................................................................................... 21.507ASIC’s Investigation and Enforcement Powers – Current Issues and Suggested Reforms ................................ 22.503The High Court’s Decision in Rich v ASIC and Its Potential Impact upon ASIC’s

Disqualification Orders, Banning Orders and Oral Examinations .................................................................. 23.248

MILNE, SIMON and FELICITY CARRCollateral Benefits – Do the CLERP Amendments Resolve the Dilemmas Faced by Bidders? ......................... 20.477

MITCHELL, JAMES and PETER EDMUNDSON Knowing Receipt in Corporate Group Structures . ............................................................................................. 23.515

MITCHELL, VANESSAThe Concept of “Honesty” under Section 232(2) of the Corporations Law ....................................................... 12.231The US Approach Towards the Acquisition of Minority Shares: Have We Anything to Learn? ........................ 14.283Has the Tyranny of the Majority Become Further Entrenched? ......................................................................... 20.74

MORABITO, VINCEWill the New Millennium Breathe New Life into Section 252(1)(j) of the ITAA 1936 (Cth)? .......................... 18.248

MORGAN-WICKS, KATHERINEThe New General Compulsory Acquisition Power: Re-establishing the Minority’s Right to an

Independent Expert .......................................................................................................................................... 19.349

MORRISON, DAVID and JAMES ROUTLEDGEVoluntary Administration: Patterns of Corporate Decline .................................................................................. 27.95

MOULD, HELEN, LEAH WATTERSON and DAMIAN GRAVECausation, Loss and Damage: Challenges for the New Shareholder Class Action ............................................ 27.483

MURRAY, GEORGINA and MALCOLM ALEXANDERInterlocking Directorships in the Top 250 Australian Companies: Comment on Carroll, Stening

and Stening ...................................................................................................................................................... 10.385

NEHME, MARINAExpansion of the Powers of the Administrative Appeals Tribunal in Relation to Enforceable Undertakings .... 25.116Enforceable Undertakings and the Court System ................................................................................................ 26.147

NKALA, DR JCSome Aspects of the Jurisprudence of the Floating Charge ................................................................................ 11.301

NOAKES, DAVID BTakeover Financing Arrangements: An Issue of Disclosure or Market Disturbance? ........................................ 22.231

NOAKES, DAVID B and IAN M RAMSAY Piercing the Corporate Veil in Australia .............................................................................................................. 19.250

NOBLE, THERESAWhen Does a Company Incur a Debt under the Insolvent Trading Provisions of the Corporations Law? ........ 12.297

NOLAN, ANTHEAThe Position of Unsecured Creditors of Corporate Groups: Towards a Group Responsibility

Solution Which Gives Fairness and Equity a Role ......................................................................................... 11.459

NORMAN, PETER JAccess to Corporate Information ........................................................................................................................ 4.149

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NORTH, GILLClosed and Private Company Briefings: Justifiable or Unfair? ........................................................................... 26.501Periodic Disclosure Regulation: Enhancements to Enable All Investors to Make Informed Decisions ............. 27.23The Insider Trading “Generally Available” and “Materiality” Carve-outs: Are They Achieving Their Aims? .. 27.234The Australian Insider Trading Regime: Workable or Hopelessly Complex? .................................................... 27.310

NOTTLE, ROBERTThe Development of Securities Markets in China in the 1990s .......................................................................... 11.501

O’BRIEN, DENISAdministrative Review under the Corporations Law and the Australian Securities Commission Law ............. 9.235

O’BRYAN, NORMANTakeover Offers and Prospectus Requirements under the Companies Code ...................................................... 3.3

O’CONNELL, ANNThe Power of the National Companies and Securities Commission to Deal with Non-Compliance

with the Companies (Acquisition of Shares) Act ............................................................................................ 2.164What is an Offer to the Public? ........................................................................................................................... 4.177

O’DONOVAN, JAMESVoidable Dispositions and Undue Preferences: The Transition to the New Regime .......................................... 12.7Voluntary Administration and Deeds of Company Arrangement under Part 53A of the Corporations Law ...... 12.71

O’DONOVAN, JAMES and GW O’GRADYCompany Deadlocks: Prevention and Cure ........................................................................................................ 1.67

O’GRADY, GW and JAMES O’DONOVAN Company Deadlocks: Prevention and Cure ........................................................................................................ 1.67

OLIVER, JUDY, ALBIE BROOKS, KERYN CHALMERS and ANGELO VELJANOVSKIIssues Associated with Chief Executive Officer Remuneration: Shareholders’ Perspectives ............................. 17.360 Auditor Independence Reforms: Audit Committee Members’ Views ................................................................ 23.151

OULD, KIMBERLEY and MICHAEL GETHINGThe Wesfi Takeovers Panel Application: Lessons for the Future ........................................................................ 18.351

OVERLAND, JULIETTETwo Steps Forward, One Step Back: Assessing Recent Developments in the Fight Against

Insider Trading ................................................................................................................................................ 24.207

PALMER, SALLYContracts for Difference, Spread Bets and Over the Counter Derivatives: Through a Lawyer’s

Looking Glass .................................................................................................................................................. 25.246

PARKER, RH, CG PEIRSON and AL RAMSAYAustralian Accounting Standards and the Law ................................................................................................... 5.231

PASCOE, JANINEEquitable Remedies in Cases of Misapplied Company Funds: Recent Developments ...................................... 14.393Corporate Sector Whistleblowing in Australia: Ethics and Corporate Culture ................................................... 27.524

PASCOE, PETERWhither Co-operative Federalism?: An Analysis of the Commonwealth Government’s Plan for

Unilateral Companies, Securities and Futures Legislation ............................................................................. 6.148

PATHAK, NEIL“Public to Private” Takeover Bids ...................................................................................................................... 21.295

PATHAK, NEIL and HUGH LAURITSENA Shareholder’s Right to Call General Meetings – A Sharp Word for the Disgruntled Shareholder

or Just a Blunt Instrument? .............................................................................................................................. 23.283

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PEARSON, GAILThe Ambit of Unconscionable Conduct in Relation to Financial Services ......................................................... 23.105

PEIRSON, CG, RH PARKER and AL RAMSAYAustralian Accounting Standards and the Law ................................................................................................... 5.231

PEIRSON, GRAHAM and ALAN L RAMSAYA Review of the Regulation of Financial Reporting in Australia ....................................................................... 1.286Regulation of the Accounting Profession in Australia ........................................................................................ 2.26

PENTONY, BRENDAN and ROMAN TOMASIC Crime and Opportunity in the Securities Markets: The Case of Insider Trading in Australia ............................ 7.186

PHILIP, RUSSELLRights Issues and Control Party Underwritings – Be Afraid, Be Very Afraid … ............................................... 23.426

PILLAI, PHILIPInternational Business Implications of Singapore’s Companies (Amendments) Act 1984 ................................ 3.171

PIZER, JASONHolding an Appointor Vicariously Liable for its Nominee Director’s Wrongdoing –

An Australian Roadmap .................................................................................................................................. 15.81

POISEL, TIM and ANDREW TERRETTTransparency and Disclosure: Implications of the Bear Raid on ABC Learning Centres .................................. 27.139

POLLARD, SIMON MARKAn Update on the Calculation of Interest on Preference Payments .................................................................... 13.353

POMPILIO, DAVIDExpanding the Possibilities for Deal Protection Devices as an Alternative to the Mandatory Bid Rule . .......... 23.502On the Reach of Insider Trading Law ................................................................................................................. 25.467Should Claims Held by Misled and Deceived Shareholders Rank with Rather than Behind Claims Held

by Other Unsecured Creditors of Insolvent Companies? ................................................................................ 27.426

POTTS, GREGDisclosure of Financial Arrangements in Takeover Documents: An Overview of Clause 11 of Part A

and Clause 8 of Part C of Section 750 of the Corporations Law .................................................................... 13.126

POUND, GD and GE GAY The Role of the Auditor in Fraud Detection and Reporting ................................................................................ 7.116

POWERS, LINDSAY MLegal Rights and Commercial Realities: The Position of the Unpaid Seller When Insolvency Intervenes ....... 13.178

PRINCE, PETERAustralia’s Statutory Derivative Action: Using the New Zealand Experience ................................................... 18.493

PRISKICH, VICKYWebb Distributors Revisited: The Interaction Between the Principle of Preservation of Share

Capital in Winding up to Claims for Misleading and Deceptive Conduct ...................................................... 16.35CASAC’s Proposals for Reform of the Law Relating to Corporate Groups ....................................................... 19.360

RAMSAY, AL, RH PARKER and CG PEIRSON Australian Accounting Standards and the Law ................................................................................................... 5.231

RAMSAY, ALAN L and GRAHAM PEIRSONA Review of the Regulation of Financial Reporting in Australia ....................................................................... 1.286Regulation of the Accounting Profession in Australia ........................................................................................ 2.26

RAMSAY, IAN and KIRSTEN ANDERSONFrom the Picket Line to the Board Room: Union Shareholder Activism in Australia . ...................................... 24.279

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RAMSAY, IAN MLiability of Directors for Breach of Duty and the Scope of Indemnification and Insurance .............................. 5.129Corporate Disclosure of Loans to Directors: Report of an Empirical Study ...................................................... 9.80Incorporation by Reference into Prospectuses: What are the Rationales? .......................................................... 12.310

RAMSAY, IAN M and RICHARD HOADDisclosure of Corporate Governance Practices by Australian Companies ......................................................... 15.454

RAMSAY IAN M and WILLIAM J KOECKThe Importance of Distinguishing Between Different Categories of Creditors for the Purposes

of Company Law ............................................................................................................................................. 12.105

RAMSAY, IAN M and DAVID B NOAKESPiercing the Corporate Veil in Australia .............................................................................................................. 19.250

RAMSAY, IAN M and BALJIT K SIDHUUnderpricing of Initial Public Offerings and Due Diligence Costs: An Empirical Investigation ....................... 13.168

RAMSAY, IAN M, GP STAPLEDON and KENNETH FONGCorporate Governance: The Perspective of Australian Institutional Shareholders ............................................. 18.110

RANERO, FRANZManaged Investment Schemes: The Responsible Entity’s Duty to Act for a Proper Purpose ............................ 17.422

REES, STEPHANIEDirectors’ Unfair Conduct as a Ground for Remedy under the Companies Act ................................................. 3.63Rectification of the Share Register – Damage and Compensation ..................................................................... 8.149Chapel House and Crigglestone Exhumed .......................................................................................................... 10.305

REICHEL, DAMIAN and BRUCE DYER Developments in Break Fees ............................................................................................................................... 22.439

RENARD, IATakeovers and Acquisitions of Companies with Energy Resources ................................................................... 1.301Relevant Interests and Associations Revisited .................................................................................................... 7.44

RICH, ANDREW and JUSTIN MANNOLINI Break Fee Agreements in Takeovers ................................................................................................................... 19.222

RICHARDSON, DOUGALSection 50 of the Australian Securities Commission Act 1989: White Knight or White Elephant? ................... 12.418

RICKETTS, AIDAN, JIM JACKSON, SHELLEY BIELEFELD and SUE HIGGINSONDirectors’ Duties to the Company and Minority Shareholder Environmental Activism. ................................... 23.28

RILEY, SUSANRe Wakim; Ex Parte McNally: Towards an Integrated and Efficient Judicial System or Towards

Further Illogical Developments in the Administration of Australian Law? A Difficult Choice? .................... 18.455

ROGERS, JOLYONMinimum Price Rule in Takeovers: Does the Minimum Price Rule Promote the Equal Opportunity

Principle at the Expense of a More Efficient Market for Corporate Control? ................................................ 22.87

ROGERS, NICOLETTEWhen Can Target Directors Legitimately Frustrate a Takeover Bid? ................................................................. 12.207

ROUTLEDGE, JAMESAn Exploratory Empirical Analysis of Part 53A of the Corporations Law (Voluntary Administration) ............ 16.4

ROUTLEDGE, JAMES and DAVID MORRISONVoluntary Administration: Patterns of Corporate Decline .................................................................................. 27.95

ROUTLEDGE, JAMES and PETER SLADEThe Company Dividend Restriction: Does it Promote Good Corporate Governance? ...................................... 21.447

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RUBENSTEIN, SIMONThe Regulation and Prosecution of Insider Trading in Australia: Towards Civil Penalty Sanctions

for Insider Trading ........................................................................................................................................... 20.89

RUBINSTEIN, IVANThe Use of Character and Reputation in Sentencing White Collar Criminals: The Ultimate Contradiction? .... 24.223

RUSSELL, TOM and PAUL U ALIInvestor Remedies against Fiduciaries in Rising and Falling Markets ............................................................... 18.326

SANTAMARIA, JOSEPH GOptionholders and Outsiders in Schemes of Arrangement under the Companies Act and Codes ...................... 3.7

SARTORI, JOHNEmployee Share Ownership Plans – Issues Confronting ASX Listed Companies. ............................................ 23.71

SCOTT, WARREN, ERICA H STEINBERGER and ANDREW S HEDDENAmerican Depositary Receipts and the Application of United States Securities Laws ...................................... 3.80

SEALY, LSModern Insolvency Laws and Mr Salomon ........................................................................................................ 16.176

SEGAL, JILLIANManaging the Transition to the Cyberworld ....................................................................................................... 19.519

SEMAAN, LORI, MARK A FREEMAN and MICHAEL A ADAMSIs Insider Trading a Necessary Evil for Efficient Markets? An International Comparative Analysis ................. 17.220

SEUFFERT, NANEnhanced Participation and Equal Treatment?: Fairness in New Zealand’s Takeovers Code. ........................... 22.363

SHAN, JI, RAYMOND DA SILVA ROSA and HY IZANMarket Misvaluation Driven Acquisitions: Contrary Australian Evidence? ....................................................... 24.75

SHAND, MW, QCThe Postponement by the Directors of Meetings Convened by a Member under s 149E

of the Corporations Law .................................................................................................................................. 19.160

SHEEHAN, KYMOutrage + Camouflage: The Utility of the Managerial Power Approach in Explaining Executive

Remuneration ................................................................................................................................................. 24.24

SHEEHAN, KYM and COLIN FENWICKShare-based Remuneration and Termination Payments to Company Directors: What are the Rules? ................ 26.71

SIDHU, BALJIT K and IAN M RAMSAY Underpricing of Initial Public Offerings and Due Diligence Costs: An Empirical Investigation ....................... 13.168

SIEVERS, ASThe Honorary Director: The Obligations of Directors and Committee Members of

Non-profit Companies and Associations ......................................................................................................... 8.87Directors’ Duty of Care: What is the New Standard? ......................................................................................... 15.392Incorporation of Non-Profit Associations: The Way Ahead? .............................................................................. 18.311

SIEVERS, SALLY and ROBERT BAXTThe Rights of Members of an Unincorporated Association or a Victorian Incorporated

Association to Challenge Decisions of Management ...................................................................................... 2.3

SIKKEMA, HKUltra Vires – Like Phoenix Arisen from its Ashes (and Ready to Pounce)? A Bird’s Eye View

of the New Legislation .................................................................................................................................... 3.16

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SIMMONDS, RALPHDismembering the Corporations Law and Other Law Reform: Should Something More be Added

to the Law Reform Agenda? ............................................................................................................................ 13.57Why Must We Meet? Thinking About Why Shareholder Meetings are Required .............................................. 19.506

SIN, DR KAM FANEnforcing the Unit Trust Deed Amongst Unitholders ......................................................................................... 15.108

SINNOTT, PETER and JOHN DUNSShareholders’ Rights of Access to Corporate Books ........................................................................................... 8.73

SIRIANOS, STEVENProblems of Share Valuation Under Section 260 of the Corporations Law ........................................................ 13.88

SKOYLES, KATHRYN JThe Fiduciary Basis of Insider Trading Liability – Dirks Down Under? ........................................................... 2.13

SLADE, PETER and JAMES ROUTLEDGEThe Company Dividend Restriction: Does it Promote Good Corporate Governance? ...................................... 21.447

SMITH, DAVID MThe Valuation of Trading Stock in Financial Accounts Drawn up under the Companies Code:

The Application of United Kingdom Common Law Revenue Law Cases ..................................................... 6.228

SMITH, KATHRYN JANE and IKE UDECHUKU Greenmail: Appropriate Regulation .................................................................................................................... 7.313

SPENDER, PETACompulsory Acquisition of Minority Shareholdings .......................................................................................... 11.83The Legal Relationship Between the Australian Stock Exchange and Listed Companies ................................. 13.240Negotiating the Third Way: Developing Effective Process in Civil Penalty Litigation ...................................... 26.249

STAPLEDON, GPLocus Standi of Shareholders to Enforce the Duty of Company Directors to Exercise the Share Issue

Power for Proper Purposes .............................................................................................................................. 8.213The AWA Case and the Availability to Auditors of the “Defence” of Contributory Negligence ........................ 13.513

STAPLEDON, GP, IAN M RAMSAY and KENNETH FONGCorporate Governance: The Perspective of Australian Institutional Shareholders ............................................. 18.110

STEEL, TONYDefensive Tactics in Company Takeovers .......................................................................................................... 4.30

STEINBERGER, ERICA H, WARREN SCOTT and ANDREW S HEDDENAmerican Depositary Receipts and the Application of United States Securities Laws ...................................... 3.80

STENING, BRUCE, ROBYN CARROLL and KAL STENINGInterlocking Directorships and the Law in Australia .......................................................................................... 8.290

STENING, KAL, ROBYN CARROLL and BRUCE STENING Interlocking Directorships and the Law in Australia .......................................................................................... 8.290

STEWART, RUSSELLUnit Trusts – Legal Relationships of Trustee, Manager and Unitholders ........................................................... 6.269

STODDART, ELLEN KThe Impact on Small Investors of the New Settlement and Transfer Procedures of the

Australian Stock Exchange ............................................................................................................................. 11.73

STOKES, DONALD JEnsuring Adherence to Accounting Standards in the Accounts .......................................................................... 1.7

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STOKES, DONALD J and GRAHAM G SULLIVANAuditor Reliance upon Management – A Legal Perspective .............................................................................. 3.246

SULLIVAN, CLAREA Discussion of the Impact of Information Technology upon the Securities Industry in Australia ................... 5.33

SULLIVAN, GRAHAM G and DONALD J STOKES Auditor Reliance upon Management – A Legal Perspective .............................................................................. 3.246

SVOBODA, KRISTENCorporate Governance Issues Arising from the 1998-1999 AMP-GIO Takeover .............................................. 18.395

SWAN, PETER L and GERALD GARVEYResponse to the Australian Stock Exchange’s Discussion Paper on Appropriate Voting Rights

for Equity Securities ........................................................................................................................................ 9.158

SWEENEY, SIOBHANEnron’s Legacy Lives On: Australia’s Adoption of Basel II’s Securitisation Framework .................................. 25.527

TARRANT, JOHNRectification of ASIC Registers and Databases .................................................................................................. 25.544

TAYLOR, LYNDALWhat a Company Charge Does Not Reveal – The Financier’s Perspective ....................................................... 10.396

TELFER, JOHNThe Policing of Companies – Including Some Comparisons of the Victorian and New South Wales

Corporate Affairs Commissions ...................................................................................................................... 1.243

TEO, TSU MIN CYNTHIAThe Multi-tier Contest – Competing Priorities in an Indirect Holding System .................................................. 21.168

TERRETT, ANDREW and TIM POISELTransparency and Disclosure: Implications of the Bear Raid on ABC Learning Centres .................................. 27.139

THAI, LANGStatutory injunction – Call for Amendment to s 1324 of the Corporations Act .................................................. 24.41

THOMSON, NATHANThe Impact of the New Tax System on Insolvency ............................................................................................ 19.84

TODD, FRASERStepping Into the Australian Securities Commission’s Shoes: Not as Easy as it Sounds –

The ASC and Procedural Fairness in Company Takeovers ............................................................................. 15.278

TOMASIC, ROMANInsider Trading and the Higher Courts: The Winans and Warner Cases ............................................................. 6.96Corporate Crime: Making the Law More Credible ............................................................................................. 8.369Insider Trading Law Reform in Australia ........................................................................................................... 9.121

TOMASIC, ROMAN and BRENDAN PENTONYCrime and Opportunity in the Securities Markets: The Case of Insider Trading in Australia ............................ 7.186

TRAVES, SAMANTHAA Scheme of Arrangement Can be an Effective Method of Takeover ................................................................ 12.32

TRETHOWAN, IRENEDirectors’ Personal Liability for Insolvent Trading: At Last, a Degree of Consensus ........................................ 11.102

TRICHARDT, ANTONAustralian Green Shoes, Price Stabilisation and IPOs – Part 1 .......................................................................... 21.26Australian Green Shoes, Price Stabilisation and IPOs – Part 2 .......................................................................... 21.75

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TROIANO, RICCARDOClimate Change: Corporate Liability, Disclosure Requirements and Shareholders’ Remedies .......................... 26.418

TUCH, ANDREWContemporary Challenges in Takeovers: Avoiding Conflicts, Preserving Confidences and

Taming the Commercial Imperative… ............................................................................................................ 24.107 Obligations of Financial Advisers in Change-of-control Transactions: Fiduciary and Other Questions ............ 24.488

UDECHUKU, IKE and KATHRYN JANE SMITHGreenmail: Appropriate Regulation .................................................................................................................... 7.313

UY, JOHANNADirect Market Access Trading and Implications for Australian Securities Regulation ...................................... 24.422

VALENTINE, ROBERTThe Director-Shareholder Fiduciary Relationship: Issues and Implications ...................................................... 19.92

VELJANOVSKI, ANGELO, ALBIE BROOKS, KERYN CHALMERS and JUDY OLIVERIssues Associated with Chief Executive Officer Remuneration: Shareholders’ Perspectives ............................. 17.360 Auditor Independence Reforms: Audit Committee Members’ Views ................................................................ 23.151

VODICKA, MARKThe Extraterritorial Operation of Australian Securities Laws ............................................................................. 9.19

VON NESSEN, PAULMy Body, Myself: Problems of Identity in Corporate Crime ............................................................................. 3.235

WADE, JANCorporate Affairs Office – Victoria ..................................................................................................................... 2.38

WALKER, GORDONCorporate Governance in East Asia: Evidence and Justification ........................................................................ 19.437

WALKER, GORDON and KEITH KENDALL Insider Trading in Australia and New Zealand: Information That is Generally Available ................................. 24.343

WALSH, ERINJudging the Takeovers Panel ............................................................................................................................... 20.435

WALTON, PETERDisclosure in Financial Statements – The New Schedule 7 ................................................................................ 5.209

WAN, WAI YEECivil Liabilities for False or Misleading Statements Made by Listed Companies to the

Securities Market in Singapore ........................................................................................................................ 26.377

WATERS, CARAThe New Class Conflict: The Efficacy of Class Actions as a Remedy for Minority Shareholders .................... 25.300

WATSON, BJThe Operation and Scope of Section 12(k) of the Companies (Acquisition of Shares) Act 1980 ...................... 7.337Corporate Collapses – Time to Reintroduce the Ultra Vires Rule? ..................................................................... 8.240

WATSON, IAIN, PHILIP BROWN and MARK FOO Trading by Insiders in Australia: Evidence on the Profitability of Directors’ Trades ......................................... 21.248

WATSON, IAIN, MILLICENT CHANG and RICHARD HILLMAN Are Corporate Governance Mechanisms Effective in Reducing Insider Trading Profits? ................................. 23.165

WATSON, SUSANWho Hides Behind the Corporate Veil? Finding a Way out of “The Legal Quagmire” ..................................... 20.198

WATTERSON, LEAH, HELEN MOULD and DAMIAN GRAVECausation, Loss and Damage: Challenges for the New Shareholder Class Action ............................................ 27.483

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WEBB, DUNCANEthics and the Role of Corporate Counsel: Gatekeeper, Whistleblower or Friend? ........................................... 23.483

WELLINGTON, KATERegulating Financial Assistance: An Obsolete Regime ....................................................................................... 26.7

WELSH, MICHELLEEnforcing Contraventions of the Continuous Disclosure Provisions: Civil or Administrative Penalties ........... 25.315The Regulatory Dilemma: The Choice Between Overlapping Criminal Sanctions and Civil Penalties for

Contraventions of the Directors’ Duty Provisions .......................................................................................... 27.370

WHELAN, ADRIENNEAutomation Within the Australian Securities and Futures Markets .................................................................... 8.37

WHINCOP, MICHAEL JDevelopments in Directors’ Statutory Duties of Honesty and Propriety ............................................................ 14.157Overcoming Corporate Law: Instrumentalism, Pragmatism and the Separate Legal Entity Concept ................ 15.411Rules, Standards and Intransitive Statutes: What the Economic Reform of Corporate Law Might

have Looked Like ............................................................................................................................................ 17.11Trading Places: Thoughts on Federal and State Jurisdiction in Corporate Law after Re Wakim ....................... 17.311

WILLIAMS, GEORGEThe Corporations and Securities Panel – What Future? ..................................................................................... 12.164Cooperative Federalism and the Revival of the Corporations Law: Wakim and Beyond .................................. 20.160

WILLIAMS, RCFraudulent Trading .............................................................................................................................................. 4.14

WINSEN, JOSEPH KRegulation of Trading in Corporate Equity: Constraints on Takeovers .............................................................. 1.91

WISHART, DAVID AA Conservative Response to Hurley’s Case ........................................................................................................ 4.4

WITTING, CHRISTIANModified Limited Liability .................................................................................................................................. 27.108

WOLNIZER, PW“Correspondence with the Facts” – A Recurrent Theme in Commentaries on the Statutory Quality

Standard of Truth and Fairness in Accounts .................................................................................................... 3.147

WOLNIZER, PW and RJ CHAMBERS A True and Fair View of Financial Position ........................................................................................................ 8.353

WOODWARD, SUSAN“Ultra Vires” Over Simplified – Changes to Company Powers Under the Second Corporate Law

Simplification Bill ........................................................................................................................................... 15.162Not-for-Profit Companies – Some Implications of Recent Corporate Law Reforms ......................................... 17.390“Not-for-Profit” Motivation in a “For-Profit” Company Law Regime – National Baseline Data ...................... 21.102

WYATT, ANNE and ROSALIND MASONLegal and Accounting Regulatory Framework for Corporate Groups: Implications for Insolvency

in Group Operations ........................................................................................................................................ 16.424

YOUNG QC, NEILHas Directors’ Liability Gone Too Far or Not Far Enough? A Review of the Standard of Conduct

Required of Directors under Sections 180-184 of the Corporations Act ......................................................... 26.216

ZAKRZEWSKI, RAFAL AThe Law Relating to Single Director and Single Shareholder Companies ......................................................... 17.156

ZUMBO, FRANKThe Liquidator’s Power of Examination Under the Corporations Law: The State of Play ................................ 12.504