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  5. June 2011

June 2011

Breaking new ground
President's message: Priorities for the new presidential year involve the ongoing reforms, within the Society and driven by Government
A&A accounts and abatements
Letter on SLAB's treatment of items charged under advice & assistance, with reply from the Board
What price privacy?
Opinion that the real issue surrounding the "superinjunction" debate is not the law of privacy but how the courts make it interact with the right to freedom of expression
Power struggle
The various proposals recently put forward for reforming the role of the UK Supreme Court in relation to Scots criminal appeals, in light of the current controversy. Includes interview with Advocate General
Rural peace?
Registers of Scotland page: urban-rural property comparisons; SDLT changes
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In this issue

  • Breaking new ground
  • A&A accounts and abatements
  • What price privacy?
  • Power struggle
  • Rural peace?
  • Damages for our times
  • Grief revalued
  • Up to speed?
  • Into Africa
  • Expenses review opens with invitation on issues
  • Law reform update
  • From the Brussels office
  • Dundee students join advice network
  • The learning curve
  • Ask Ash
  • Guiding hands
  • Marriage made in heaven?
  • Email on the spot
  • One for the accused to prove
  • Going for growth
  • A brake on termination?
  • The colour yellow
  • All change on the croft
  • Natural justice in play
  • Website review
  • Book reviews
  • A time of opportunity
  • Rural property - Who wants to be a green wellie conveyancer?
  • Rural property - Buying and selling: pitfalls and problems
  • Rural property - In the taxman's sights
  • Rural property - Farm tenancies: more changes imminent
  • Now we are 10

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