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Peter Chiene Lecture 2011

Published 19 August 2011 by jcairns

The Peter Chiene Lecture 2011 will be given by Professor Boudewijn Sirks of the University of Oxford, on 14 October, 2011. His title is “The Parallel Universes of Baker, Joblin and Julian: Causation and Law”.

The Lecture was established in memory of Peter Chiene, an Edinburgh law graduate, who had a particular interest in legal history, particularly of Scotland, and the relationship of Scots law with that of Europe. He died tragically young in a hill-walking accident. For details see below.

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Professor Sirks, courtesy University of Oxford.

CENTRE for LEGAL HISTORY

Peter Chiene Memorial Lecture

 “The Parallel Universes of Baker, Joblin and Julian: Causation and Law”

Professor Boudewijn Sirks
University of Oxford

5:30pm, Friday 14th October, 2011
Lecture Theatre 175, Old College

Further Information: law.events@ed.ac.uk
0131 6502038

Edinburgh Law School
Old College
South Bridge
Edinburgh
EH8 9YL
 

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