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2015 Journal Article Repudiatory breach, prospective inability, and the golden victoryMcLauchlan, David (2015). Repudiatory breach, prospective inability, and the golden victory. Journal of Business Law, 7, 530-550. |
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2015 Book Chapter Liability under Hedley Byrne for 'pre-contract' negligent misrepresentation: a New Zealand perspectiveDavid McLauchlan (2015). Liability under Hedley Byrne for 'pre-contract' negligent misrepresentation: a New Zealand perspective. The Law of Misstatements: 50 Years on from Hedley Byrne v Heller. (pp. 291-318) edited by Kit Barker, Ross Grantham and Warren Swain. Oxford, United Kingdom: Hart. |
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2014 Journal Article Construction and implication: in defence of Belize TelecomMcLauchlan, David (2014). Construction and implication: in defence of Belize Telecom. Lloyd's Maritime and Commercial Law Quarterly, 203-240. |
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2014 Journal Article Refining rectificationMcLauchlan, David (2014). Refining rectification. Law Quarterly Review, 130, 83-111. |
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2013 Journal Article A failure to perform: but was it a breach?Brazier, Lauren and McLauchlan, David (2013). A failure to perform: but was it a breach?. New Zealand Universities Law Review, 25 (5), 1107-1121. |
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2013 Journal Article "Frustration" in the Court of AppealMcLauchlan, David (2013). "Frustration" in the Court of Appeal. Victoria University of Wellington Law Review, 44 (3/4), 593-608. |
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2013 Journal Article More on implied termsMcLauchlan, David (2013). More on implied terms. New Zealand Law Journal, 9, 346-349. |
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2013 Journal Article Contract damages: fundamental principle, fundamental disagreementMcLauchlan, David (2013). Contract damages: fundamental principle, fundamental disagreement. Canadian Business Law Journal, 46 (1), 89-94. |
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2013 Journal Article The uncertain basis of the postal acceptance rule?McLauchlan, David (2013). The uncertain basis of the postal acceptance rule?. Journal of Contract Law, 30 (1), 33-51. |
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2012 Journal Article The entire agreement clause: conclusive or a question of weight?McLauchlan, David (2012). The entire agreement clause: conclusive or a question of weight?. Law Quarterly Review, 128, 521-540. |
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2012 Journal Article The contract that neither party intendsMcLauchlan, David (2012). The contract that neither party intends. Journal of Contract Law, 29, 26-46. |
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2012 Journal Article More construction controversyMcLauchlan, David and Lees, Matthew (2012). More construction controversy. Journal of Contract Law, 29 (2), 97-120. |
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2011 Journal Article Construction controversyMcLauchlan, David and Lees, Matthew (2011). Construction controversy. Journal of Contract Law, 28 (2), 101-121. |
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2011 Journal Article Lapse of offers due to changed circumstances: A contract conversationMcLauchlan, David W. and Bigwood, Rick (2011). Lapse of offers due to changed circumstances: A contract conversation. Journal of Contract Law, 27 (3), 222-246. |
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2011 Journal Article The redundant reliance interest in contract damagesMcLauchlan, David (2011). The redundant reliance interest in contract damages. Law Quarterly Review, 127, 23-27. |
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2011 Journal Article A construction conundrumMcLauchlan, David (2011). A construction conundrum. Lloyd's Maritime and Commercial Law Quarterly, 2011 (3), 428-448. |
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2011 Journal Article Common intention and contract interpretationMcLauchlan, David (2011). Common intention and contract interpretation. Lloyd's Maritime and Commercial Law Quarterly, 2011 (1), 30-50. |
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2010 Journal Article Deleted words, prior negotiations and contract interpretationMcLauchlan, David W. (2010). Deleted words, prior negotiations and contract interpretation. New Zealand Universities Law Review, 24 (2), 277-301. |
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2010 Journal Article Contract interpretation in the Supreme Court: Easy case, hard law?McLauchlan, David (2010). Contract interpretation in the Supreme Court: Easy case, hard law?. New Zealand Business Law Quarterly, 16 (3), 229-267. |
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2010 Journal Article Commonsense principles of interpretation and rectificationMcLauchlan, David W. (2010). Commonsense principles of interpretation and rectification. Law Quarterly Review (126), 8-14. |
