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You mean the Ratio Decendi ? Anyways, the problem with Law is that its encrypted in the whole judgement, you'd have to read the whole extract to understand what is the law that the Judge is espousing.

Problem with too much referencing is that you're relying too much on other people's ideas, in some works, you're suppose to form you're own critique or perspective on the matter.

I got it, lol had to read through all of Bressan and Hughs Investment case, I handed it in already today. Mind the lack of citation formating... too tired :).

Re: Contract law - mail postal acceptance rule Cheers!

I am, I think its worth it to have something nice your cv. Top 15%? depends on the candidature :).

Like everyone else, the main factor would be you're UAI really. Law degrees with higher UAIs usually correlates with quality. In keep mind about what degreees you're going to combine it with. UWS has a specialised B Criminlogy/B Law, and I heard Macq has top class commerce/account/acturial...

Re: Contract law - mail postal acceptance rule Hey hfis, yep, I was referring to Bressn v Squires, terms of the contract can displace the postal rule. Do you think the rule has been displaced by saying 'contact me by?' It's just one of the terms Frigid :) Please! someone enlighten me with an...

When it says "contact me by Sunday 12am about your test results" does it mean that the reciever must be notified of your test results by that date? Or is it sufficient to simply send them a mail before that time, even though it won't get there in time? Also, is there something like a reasonable...

http://dailytelegraph.news.com.au/story/0,20281,18841970-5001032,00.html 40,000 suicide bombers are ready to die should the West attack Iran. IMO, considering the threats he is making I think this Iranian president is a threat and must be pacified. Bloody religious fanatics...

Re: Unlimited money - Which car? The Hennessey Venom 1000 hp Dodge Viper http://www.hennesseyperformance.com/hennesseyperformance/ItemDetail.php?Item_ID=238&cart=rhIqkZsN&DoThis=Venom+1000+Twin+Turbo+SRT&ActionReq=Where lol, too bad it can't go over a speed bump though :). For...

Umm... I am not too sure about the recession bit, care to provide any examples? The only reason I can think of is that the economy is more vulnerable to change during a recession, thus, allowing microeconomic reforms to take place. A strong economy is very apathetic to change due to the...

Dude, that's university level microeconomics. Don't be lazy and do it yourself :).

A recession isn't going to do any favours, even if foreign debt is reduced, the % of GDP as foreign debt will likely to increase. ANd if businesses can't pay back borrowed money (which doesn't really matter since its equity), credit rating is still going to plummet and that's only the...

Domestically, what if a lot businesses went bankrupt?

How about that a law student discovered that the science student wasn't worth the dirt on his shoes, as he was led to believe, and left the scene. :P

How else unis are going to get their funding? Increase our HECs and fees? Or maybe get Howard to increase funding ? - when pigs fly!

Damn, so ugly, so quick. Pffft bloody wannabes, they know lawyers are the best and are jealous because their professions aren't 'elite'.

6% is what OECD/IMF/World Bank considers as danger zone, a moderatley unhealthy CAD should be about 3%. Problem with Pitchford is that it assumes perfect information, or in other words, all investors have incredibly perfect forsight and never make a bad investment.

2007 CAB as % of GDP, forecast is -4.0 Page 85 of The Economist, Volume 379 Number 8471 (the one with a blind folded chicken on its cover).

Predicted to go down to 4% of GDP.