Papers of the Second World Society of Mixed Jurisdiction Jurists Conference (Edinburgh, UK, 27-30 June 2007)

• The Law of Remedies in a Mixed Jurisdiction: The Israeli Experience
  Gabriela Shalev and Yehuda Adar
  
  
• Foreign Influences in Israeli Banking Law
  Ricardo Ben-Oliel
  
  
• Three of a Kind? Positive Prescription in Sri Lanka, South Africa and Scotland
  David L. Carey Miller
  
  
• How Mixed Must a Mixed System Be?
  Ignazio Castellucci
  
  
• Oriental and Occidental Laws in Harmonious Co-existence: The Case of Trusts in Sri Lanka
  Anton Cooray
  
  
• ‘Our laws are as mixed as our language’: Commentaries on the Laws of England and Ireland, 1704-1804
  Seán Patrick Donlan
  
  
• The Codification of Private International Law in Europe: Could the Community Learn from the Experience of Mixed Jurisdictions?
  Aude Fiorini
  
  
• The Navajo Nation: A Three-Ingredient Mix
  Dale Beck Furnish
  
  
• The Publicity Right in Israel: An Example of Mixed Origins, Values, Rules, Interests and Branches of Law
  Tamar Gidron
  
  
• Mixed Jurisdictions in the Commonwealth Caribbean: Mixing, Unmixing, Remixing
  Jane Matthews Glenn
  
  
• Liability for the Mass Publication of Private Information in South African Law: NM and others v Smith and others (Freedom of Expression Institute as Amicus Curiae)
  Helen Scott
  
  
• The Louisiana Code of Practice (1825): A Civilian Essai Among Anglo-American Sources
  Shael Herman
  
  
• The Louisiana Code of Practice (1825): A Civilian Essai Among Anglo-American Sources – Part II (October 2008 supplement)
  Shael Herman
  
  
• The Louisiana Code of Practice (1825) – Part III: The Uses of Analogia Iuris (December 2008 supplement)
  Shael Herman
  
  
• Creating and Controlling Private Land Use Restrictions in Scotland and Louisiana: A Comparative Mixed Jurisdiction Analysis
  John Lovett
  
  
• Recodification of Criminal Law in a Mixed Jurisdiction: The Case of Puerto Rico
  Dora Nevares-Muñiz
  
  
• What is a Mixed Legal System: Exclusion or Expansion?
  Esin Örücü
  
  
• Two Rival Theories of Mixed Legal Systems
  Vernon V. Palmer
  
  
• Tales of the Unexpected: Procedural Rule Changes and Their (Unintended) Consequences
  David Parratt
  
  
• Beyond the Usual Suspects: Application of the Mixed Jurisdiction Jurisprudence to International Law and Beyond
  Colin B. Picker
  
  
• The Inclusivity of Communal Land Tenure: A Redefinition of Ownership in Canada and South Africa?
  Gerrit Pienaar
  
  
• South African Common and Customary Law of Intestate Succession: A Question of Harmonisation, Integration or Abolition
  Christa Rautenbach
  
  
• Recodification of Civil Law in Puerto Rico: A Quixotic Pursuit of the Civil Code for the New Millennium
  Marta Figueroa-Torres
  
  
• Economic Development and Private Ownership of Immovable Property: A comparison of Louisiana and Haiti
  Winston W. Riddick
  
  
• Mixed Jurisdictions: Lessons for European Harmonisation?
  Jan M. Smits
  
  
• The Landlord’s Hypothec in Comparative Perspective
  Andrew J.M. Steven
  
  
• The Adaptation of the Institution of Apartment Ownership to Civilian Property Law Structures in the Mixed Jurisdictions of South Africa, Sri Lanka and Louisiana
  C.G. van der Merwe
  
  
• Contract in Employment: Weathering Storms in Mixed Jurisdictions? Some Comparative Thoughts
  Marlize Ingrid van Jaarsveld
  
  
• A Common Frame of Reference for European Private Law – Academic Efforts and Political Realities
  Christian von Bar
  
  
• Customary Law v Common Law Marriages: A Hybrid Approach in South Africa
  Marissa Herbst and Willemien du Plessis