Vol. 37 (1988): The Future of the Office of Attorney-General in New Brunswick

• Front Matter

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Articles

• Towards Regional Ocean Management in the Arctic: From Co-Existence to Cooperation

  David Vanderzwaag, John Donihee, Mads Faegteborg

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• Richard Gibbons' "Review" of the Administration of Justice in Nova Scotia, 1774

  Barry Cahill

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Viscount Bennett Memorial Lecture

• Fashioning an Administrative Law System

  Bernard Schwartz

  59

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Symposium on Dispute Resolution

• Pluralism and Uniformity in the Common Law Legal Tradition

  L. Kinvin Wroth

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• A Perspective on Legal Pluralism in 19th-Century New Brunswick

  D.G. Bell

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• "Neither Out Far Nor In Deep": The Zuber Commission and the Problems of Civil Justice Reform

  T.A. Cromwell

  94

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• "Neither Out Far, Nor In Deep": A Comment

  Geoffrey L. Bladon

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• But That Is Theory and Has No Relation to Realities

  Edward Veitch

  116

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• The Chilling Effect of Section 96 on Dispute Resolution

  Mary E. Hatherly

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• The Rentalsman as an Alternative to the Courts in Landlord and Tenant Dispute Resolution

  Karl J. Dore

  146

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• L'expérience de l'assurance automobile sans égard a la responsibilité au Québec

  Claude Belleau

  152

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• No-Fault Insurance - Are Section B Benefits a Viable Alternative?

  Richard W. Bird

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• "A Stranger in the Promised Land?": The Non-Resident Accident Victim and the Quebec No-Fault Plan

  Catherine Walsh

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Forum

• The Future of the Office of Attorney-General in New Brunswick

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• The Organizational Structure of the Department of Justice in Relation to the Office of Attorney-General in New Brunswick

  Drafted by Mary E. Hatherly

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• Back Matter

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