New Issue of Hong Kong Law Journal (Part 2 of 2018)

HONG KONG LAW JOURNAL

Vol. 48, Part 2 of 2018

Editor-in-Chief: Professor Rick Glofcheski

Associate Editor: Professor Albert Chen

Publisher: Sweet & Maxwell

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Comment
Spouses without Benefits: “Ring-Fencing” Marriage after W and QT Have Unbolted Its Gates? Po Jen Yap   365
Analysis
Undue Influence: Inspirations from Australia? THORNE V KENNEDY Jason Fee   375
Judicial Rectification of the Constitution: Can Singapore Courts Be “Mini-Legislatures”? Po Jen Yap and Benjamin Joshua Ong   389
Articles
Enforcing an Unfortunate, Unnecessary and “Unquestionably Binding” NPCSC Interpretation: The Hong Kong Judiciary’s Deconstruction of Its Construction of the Basic Law PY Lo   399
Law-Oriented Lawyering vs Political Lawyering: A Comparative Study of China, Taiwan and South Korea Han Zhu   431
Mental Health Law in Hong Kong: The Civil Context Daisy Cheung   461
Regulation of Controlling Shareholder Misconduct in Listed Companies: A Comparison of Hong Kong and Delaware Shen Junzheng   485
Adverse Possession, Default Judgment and the Disappeared Owner Malcolm Merry   511
How Chocolate Wars “Shape” the Law: KitKat, Three-Dimensional Trade Marks and the Enigma of “Technical Function” Eugene C Lim   533
Capital Gains Tax with Hong Kong Characteristics: Desirability, Feasibility and Design  Jingyi Wangand Wilson Chow   555
Money Laundering and Distributed Ledger Technology in Hong Kong Andrew Tsang   577
Sexual Orientation and the Historiography of Marriage in Leung Chun Kwong v Secretary for the Civil Service Marco Wan   605
Ideas for Development of Long-Term Sustainability of Outer Space Activities: Active Space Debris Removal Jie Long   623
Chinese Law
Late Qing Intellectuals’ Discussions on Chinese Competence for Constitutionalism (1902–1911) Junnan Lai   653
The Eligibility of Claimants to Commence Derivative Litigation on Behalf of China’s Joint Stock Limited Companies Jingchen Zhao and Shuangge Wen   687
Understanding Who Has an Insurable Interest in Goods under Multimodal Transport in Chinese Law Mingzhao Zhang and Ling Zhu   739
Criminalisation of Ship-Source Marine Pollution under Chinese Law: A Critical Analysis Pumin Rong   763
Book review
Maritime Law and Practice in China, Liang Zhao and Lianjun Li Anselmo Reyes   783

Click here to read the abstracts of each article. Hong Kong Law Journal is published by Sweet & Maxwell. Full text is available on Westlaw.