Below is a listing of what you will find in the current issue of the Saskatchewan Law Review, Volume 80(1), 2017:
Commercial Law Conference Honouring Distinguished Professor Ronald C.C. Cuming
A Celebration of Professor Cuming’s 50th Anniversary at the College of Law
Justice Donald H. Layh
Deposit Account Set-Off Under the PPSA
Clayton Bangsund
Rediscovering the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Power: Political and Constitutional Challenges to the Canadian Bankruptcy Act, 1919-1929
Thomas G.W. Telfer
The Reform of Judgment Enforcement Law in Canada: An Overview and Comparison of Models for Reform
Tamara M. Buckwold
Real Property Security Interests on First Nations Reserved Lands
Scott Hitchings
Lousy Dentists, Bad Drivers, and Abandoned Oil Wells: A New Approach to Reconciling Provincial Regulatory Regimes with Federal Insolvency Law
Anna J. Lund
The Case for Modernization of Saskatchewan Real Property Security Law
Ronald C.C. Cuming
The Death and Resurrection of the Lowest Intermediate Balance Rule
Anthony Duggan
Receiverships in Canada: Myth and Reality
Roderick J. Wood
Articles
Frustrating the Purpose of the Receivership Remedy: Federal Paramountcy in Saskatchewan (Attorney General) v. Lemare Lake Logging Ltd.
Jonathan Milani
Examining the Exam: Use of the LSAT in Canadian Law School Admissions Procedures
Noah S. Wernikowski
Book Notes