In the Age of Statutes, Why Do We Still Turn to the Common Law Torts?: Lessons from the Statutory Prohibitions on Misleading Conduct in Australia

Jeannie Marie Paterson; Elise Bant

In the Age of Statutes, Why Do We Still Turn to the Common Law Torts? Lessons from the Statutory Prohibitions on Misleading Conduct in Australia

Jeannie Marie Paterson
, Elise Bant

Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	139-162
Journal	Torts Law Journal
Volume	23
Publication status	Published - 2016
Externally published	Yes

All roads lead to Rome: unconscionable and misleading or deceptive conduct in financial services law
Bant, E. (Consultant)
9 Dec 2022
Activity: Industry and government engagement/consultancy › Citation in Australian or overseas Parliamentary department, intergovernmental and NGO reports
Australian Law Reform Commission Financial Services Legislation: Interim Report A (ALRC Report 137)
Bant, E. (Consultant) & Paterson, J. M. (Consultant)
30 Nov 2021
Activity: Industry and government engagement/consultancy › Citation in Australian or overseas Parliamentary department, intergovernmental and NGO reports

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In the Age of Statutes, Why Do We Still Turn to the Common Law Torts? Lessons from the Statutory Prohibitions on Misleading Conduct in Australia

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All roads lead to Rome: unconscionable and misleading or deceptive conduct in financial services law

Australian Law Reform Commission Financial Services Legislation: Interim Report A (ALRC Report 137)

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