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The Law School at the University of Strathclyde in Glasgow, based in the Lord Hope Building. We host the Strathclyde Law Clinic and the Mediation Clinic.
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2 panels for Day 2 of Blackiefest: Wilson (Stair and sale), & Bogle/MacLeod (proposing a rights-based model for delict); then Hogg (causation/lost chance recovery), Chalmers (criminal courts and institutional writers) & Brodie (delict). We concluded again with Blackie's insights.
Adelyn Wilson seated at a table presenting to an audience. John MacLeod seated at a table presenting to an audience. Martin Hogg seated at a table presenting to an audience, alongside fellow speakers James and Douglas. John Blackie seated at a table presenting to an audience.
November 28, 2025 at 12:33 PM
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Finally for day one, Lorna Richardson analysed what she called the tombola of contractual interpretation in Scotland (including the 2025 case Glenfiddich Wind Ltd), then Hector MacQueen reflected on an attempt to form a UK Contract Code (1966-73). John Blackie then offered concluding thoughts.
Lorna Richardson, Jonathan Brown and Hector MacQueen sit behind a desk before an audience, with Lorna speaking. Lorna Richardson, Jonathan Brown and Hector MacQueen sit behind a desk before an audience, with Hector speaking. John Blackie and Jonathan Brown sit behind a desk before an audience, with Blackie speaking.
November 28, 2025 at 11:47 AM
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Then we heard from Jonathan Ainslie (Solatium), Andrew Simpson (Spuilzie [recovery of possession] and Sinclair’s Practicks), Kenneth Norrie (sexual integrity as an independent interest), and Jonathan Brown (Negotiorum Gestio (benevolent intervention) and the protection of corpus).
Jonathan Ainslie, Andrew Simpson, Kenneth Norrie and Jonathan Brown sit behind a desk before a conference audience, with Ainslie speaking. Jonathan Ainslie, Andrew Simpson, Kenneth Norrie and Jonathan Brown sit behind a desk before a conference audience, with Simpson speaking. Jonathan Ainslie, Andrew Simpson, Kenneth Norrie and Jonathan Brown sit behind a desk before a conference audience, with Brown speaking. Jonathan Ainslie, Andrew Simpson, Kenneth Norrie and Jonathan Brown sit behind a desk before a conference audience, with Norrie speaking.
November 28, 2025 at 11:27 AM
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The next panel featured Chathuni Jayathilaka (on sale), Laura McGregor (on imputation of knowledge in Scottish partnerships), and Elspeth Reid (on occupiers’ liability and public access to land). In this, Chathuni reflected - positively! - on her PhD viva, which Blackie examined.
Chathuni Jayathilaka, Laura McGregor, and Elspeth Reid sit behind a desk before a conference audience, with Chathuni speaking.
November 28, 2025 at 10:21 AM
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The first panel featured Leslie Dodd (on why we should be legal humanists), Matt Dyson (on tort (delict) and Scots influence on English law), and Gillian Black (on introducing a new delict around domestic abuse).
Leslie Dodd sits behind a desk and delivers a talk to the conference audience. Matt Dyson sits behind a desk and delivers a talk to the conference audience. Gillian Black sits behind a desk and delivers a talk to the conference audience.
November 27, 2025 at 4:49 PM
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... the Strathclyde LAW FAIR is coming soon, that was supposed to say. On 13 October, to be precise.
September 8, 2025 at 2:48 PM