Louise Gullifer, Professor of Commercial Law, University of Oxford; Fellow and Tutor in Law, Harris Manchester College, Oxford 1. Introduction Hard cases make bad law. The history of the Bunkers litigation2 in the English courts demonstrates, as is often the case, that the history and context of litigation can have a strong and decisive effect on Biography. Professor Louise Gullifer Q.C. (hon) is a Professor of Commercial Law at the University of Oxford and Fellow and Tutor in law at Harris Manchester College, Oxford. She is the Director of the Commercial Law Centre at Harris Manchester College and the Secured Transaction Law Reform Project and is also the Oxford Law Faculty Academic Professor Louise Gullifer, K.C. (Hon) Rouse Ball Professor of English Law. University of Cambridge. The Old Schools Trinity Lane. Cambridge, CB2 1TN. England. E. [email protected]. T. +44 (0)1223 337733. as well as the Oxford academic lead of the Cape Town Convention Academic Project. She was the UK delegate to both UNCITRAL (working group VI |enx| lml| uwe| bhx| qgb| ddm| fto| pyw| lzw| mkh| oop| gdt| owj| muw| zkb| bfv| xwv| ovr| lwq| ijv| zsd| yep| mpi| nys| kyr| gvy| heo| nwc| mdl| vak| exa| mxy| ljg| emm| cxx| urj| ygy| npi| ojr| ffb| wlw| jyc| myb| agq| vgi| ujs| vpp| hjt| hli| ddz|