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Conference and Seminars, Public and Comparative

Takahiro Uenishi: Assessing a Reasonable Share Price in Management Buy-outs

2 weeks ago

Date: 10Mar 2016 How does the Japanese Court assess a reasonable share price in management buy-out (MBO) situations? This talk will consider how Japanese courts...

Conference and Seminars, Human Rights, Law and Medical ethics, Law and Technology and Intellectual Property, Public and Constitutional Law

Mr Maximilian Kressner: Public Health Promotion as a Challenge to Personal Autonomy

2 weeks ago

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Public and Comparative

19/02/16 Mr Takayoshi Saito: Patent Trolls – the Japanese Experience

2 weeks ago

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Public and Comparative

2017/09/20 The New Dominion Constitutional Framework Lessons from Pakistan

2 weeks ago

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Public and Comparative

對香港虐待動物的新研究

12 months ago

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Information Session, Introduction to HKU Law Series

Bachelor of Laws Admissions Talk 2019

September 14, 2021

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Law and Medical ethics

Public Talk: Should we sue doctors? by Professor James Badenoch QC

September 20, 2019

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Human Rights, Rights Talk

Protected: CCPL Rights Talk

January 18, 2013

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Conference and Seminars

Protected: Bun Chai

November 28, 2007

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The HKU Law Video Archive contains important public lectures by eminent academics and judges, keynote speeches at conferences, as well as public speeches by international dignitaries and community leaders delivered on various occasions. By making these public lectures available online to the public, we hope to make a modest contribution to facilitate a better public understanding of our legal system and its underlying values. If you wish to support this project, please contact our Faculty Development Team at facdev@hku.hk.