McGill Law Journal
Volume 64No1
current issueSeptember 2018
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Corporate Law Federalism in Historical Context: Comparing Canada and the United States
L’importation interprovinciale des boissons alcoolisées à des fins personnelles : R c. Comeau et la confirmation de règles de droit de la période de la prohibition
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King Rex v. Judge Judex: Adjudicating Transnational Law
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