If you are a junior scholar, graduate student, fellow, or JD/LLB student, and you are interested in private law theory, consider submitting your work for the March 2026 Yale-Toronto-Columbia Private Law Theory Discussion Group workshop. See the attached Call for Papers.
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It’s here! “Policy, Principles, and Adjudication.” A lost essay by HLA Hart published for the first time the American Journal of Jurisprudence.
https://t.co/OnMOPdJvHa
In the note, I explore the true scope of the decision and consider its implications both as regards the duty of good faith and the broader taxonomy of fiduciary duties and remedies in Singapore law. 2/2
My comment on CST v Ivanishvili [2024] SGCA(I) 5 has been accepted for publication in the Singapore Journal of Legal Studies (https://t.co/g7mW0mhjhP). The case appears to establish that a prescriptive duty of good faith is owed by fiduciaries in Singapore. Or does it? 1/2
This seems to be the first time an English judge has applied the term 'numerus clausus' to English property law - as recently as May this year. https://t.co/zeU5Y3m1tb
@HusaJaakko If I may ask, do you have any examples of the internal vs external methodology in legal history to recommend? Sounds like there’s an interesting parallel with the debate in private law theory.
A call for papers for Obligations XI (Private Law Inside and Out, Harvard Law School, July 8–11, 2025) is now available at https://t.co/McWS3fAUlK. Proposals need to be in by August 15 2024.
Roger Federer’s Commencement Address at Dartmouth yesterday might be the best speech he’s ever given.
Amazingly articulate, funny, full of wisdom. Made me laugh and tear up. I’m so very proud to have had him as my idol for the past two decades.
If you have 25 minutes to spare…
When I teach Econ MicroPrinciples, my students can make memes for me to use in class for extra credit (I also make some of my own throughout the year).
Here are some of the pretty good ones we made to summarize the class.
#econforeveryone
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🚨🚨 Call for Papers - Oxford Studies in Private Law Theory 🚨 🚨Delighted to announce CfP for Vol IV, to be published open access @OUPLaw, thanks to @NDLaw. Papers to be workshopped @NUSingapore, w/ authors' travel covered by NUS and @RutgersLaw. Pls submit and circ widely!
It's a pleasure to have contributed this piece to @Simonaimar1's important #firstgenphilosophers platform - a platform about philosophers who were the first in their family to go to university.
https://t.co/1JqALkBxao
Although specific claim under s53(1)(c) fails for other reasons, a judge here holds that merely sending a text from an identified WhatsApp account is capable of amounting to "signed writing" for the purposes of the section https://t.co/iyAyH2tqTs