The Private Law Theory blog went online on 3 September 2011. Today the number of page views passed one million. Most popular articles over the entire period:
- Maria Lee, ‘The Public Interest in Private Nuisance: Collectives and Communities in Tort’
- Larissa Katz, ‘The Concept of Ownership and the Relativity of Title’
- Mark Pawlowski, ‘Is equity past the age of childbearing?’
- William Swadling, ‘The Fiction of the Constructive Trust’
- Tofaris and Steel, ‘Negligence Liability For Omissions And The Police’
- Martin Dixon, ‘Confining and Defining Proprietary Estoppel: The Role of Unconscionability’
- Nicholas McBride, ‘Michael v Chief Constable of South Wales Police [2015] UKSC 2’
- Graham Virgo, ‘Restitution and Unjust Enrichment in the Supreme Court: Reflections on Bank of Cyprus UK Ltd v Menelaou’
- Lord Neuberger, ‘The Remedial Constructive Trust – Fact or Fiction’
- Andrew Gold, ‘A Theory of Redressive Justice’
- Mitchell and Watterson, ‘Remedies for Knowing Receipt’
- Lionel Smith, ‘Fiduciary Relationships: Ensuring the Loyal Exercise of Judgement on Behalf of Another’
- Varvastian and Kalunga, ‘Transnational Corporate Liability for Environmental Damage and Climate Change: Reassessing Access to Justice after Vedanta v Lungowe’
- Benny Chung, ‘Fraud Prevention? Dehors? Or What?: why secret trusts are enforced?’
- Anat Rosenberg, ‘Classical Contract Law, Past and Present’
- Rachael Mulheron, ‘Legislating Dangerously: Bad Samaritans, Good Society, and the Heroism Act 2015’
- Graham Virgo, ‘Patel v Mirza: one step forward and two steps back’
- Brooke MacKenzie, ‘New Tort for “Revenge Porn”: Doe 464533 v ND as a Case Study in Judicial Law-Making’
- Donal Nolan, ‘Offer and Acceptance in the Electronic Age’
- S Steel, ‘The Locality Principle In Private Nuisance’
First posted 2022-02-10 12:00:03
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