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| Postgraduate |
(LAW)
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Leader: Mr Judd Epstein
Offered:
Not offered in 2005.
Synopsis: Topics of current interest in civil procedure selected atthe time the subject is offered. In past years injunctive relief, cross-vesting, caseflow management, and comparative pleadings have been among the topics selected.
Objectives: Students who successfully complete this subject should (1) understand the modern trends and tendencies in resolving civil disputes in Victoria; (2) be familiar with recent shifts in civil administration of justice; (3) have a working knowledge of selected areas of legislation, rules and practice in civil procedure; (4) be able to draw upon procedural developments in other Australian and common law jurisdictions; and (5) be able to critically evaluate recent procedural developments in Australia.
Assessment: Choice of examination, open-book/take-home assignment, research paper(s): 10% per 750 words. Students choosing 100% assessment based upon one research paper must submit an outline and present the paper to the class.
Contact Hours: One 2-hour seminar per week