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Fall 2009
This thesis looks at the antitrust implications of state antitakeover statutes. After a wave of hostile takeovers in the 1980s, many state legislatures, lobbied by the managerial interests, enacted laws that made it more difficult for outsiders to take over target corporations. This, in turn,...
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Control v. Registration: Contemplating a Potential Paradigm Shift in the PPSA's Governance of Security Interests in Deposit Accounts
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The thesis explores and interrogates the control paradigm for perfection and priority ordering of security interests in deposit accounts. It subjects control, alongside registration, to a critical examination having regard for the traditional values of personal property security law. Drawn from...
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Fall 2024
This thesis analyzes surrogacy regulation and practice in Canada and India and examines how both altruistic and commercial surrogacy have the potential to harm and exploit surrogates. I argue that money might not be the sole reason (or even the main reason) for the potential for harm and...
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Distinguishing Employees and Independent Contractors for the Purposes of Employment Standards Legislation
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Employment standards legislation implicitly acknowledges that the employer and employee relationship is often an unbalanced one in which the individual worker does not always have sufficient bargaining power to negotiate conditions of employment that are not exploitative. This thesis examines the...