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July 2012

On your marks
The efforts of the organisers of the London Olympics to combat ambush marketing come under scrutiny
Many's a crowd
An adviser on equity crowdfunding explains how it works and some of the pros and cons
Family migration
New rules affecting family migration are intended to restrict the number of non-EU immigrants to the UK, but in the author's view could operate unfairly
Assessing internet sex offenders
A consultant forensic clinical psychologist sets out the measures in use to assess the gravity of child sex abuse committed through accessing images online, and the risk of reoffending
Division and sale - disposal inter se
Can a pro indiviso proprietor competently have their interest conveyed to another within an action of division and sale? The author reviews the authorities and considers a possible practical approach against an uncertain legal background
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In this issue

  • On your marks
  • Many's a crowd
  • Family migration
  • Assessing internet sex offenders
  • Division and sale - disposal inter se
  • Reading for pleasure
  • Opinion column: Elaine Motion
  • Council profile
  • Book reviews
  • President's column
  • Into the front line
  • A few more bricks
  • Eye on the profession
  • One eye over the border
  • Who's who in construction
  • Speed up child cases
  • Take another look
  • Relief on the review front
  • Waste not
  • Scottish Solicitors' Discipline Tribunal
  • Financial services regulation: the race to reform
  • Leases: where next?
  • A wake-up call?
  • Law reform roundup
  • From the Brussels office
  • Update: Registered Paralegal Scheme
  • Business checklist
  • Ask the experts
  • Ask Ash

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