Preferred language style: English (U.K.) Q: “Do the monopolies created by the law result in a tension between the interests of owners of IP and the consumer? I prefer to have a clear plan of the essay in the introduction then a clear topic sentences for each paragraph. I prefer paraphrasing rather than direct citation. * “ There is an article in the annexes. I ask to follow the same method of writing . The essay is a formal assessment and as such a high standard of presentation, regard to citations, referencing and research is expected. . Essays are to be typed, double spaced, in Times Roman Font 12 on A4 paper with a 40mm left hand margin, 20mm right hand margin, numbered pages and alignment is to be ‘Justify’. *. Referencing should employ footnotes, not endnotes, with a bibliography divided into appropriate headings; Texts, Journal Articles, Cases, Legislation, Websites etc. For guidance with referencing please approach the course convenor for advice. The Australian Guide to Legal Citation, available on the internet, must be used for referencing. No other school of referencing is permitted Examples for further reference: Peter Gillies, Business Law, Federation Press 12th Edition In addition Helmore COMMERCIAL LAW AND PERSONAL PROPERTY in New South Wales by J.W. Carter, Patricia Lane, Gregory J. Tolhurst and Elisabeth M. Peden is also recommended reading. Balkin and Davis, Law of Torts, Butterworths Bevan, Insolvent Trading, Federation Press Blakeney and McKeough, Intellectual Property: Commentary and Materials, Lawbook Co Bugden, Strata Title Management Practice in NSW, CCH Burton, Australian Financial Transactions Law, Butterworths Butt, Butterworths Statutes - Property Law NSW, Butterworths Butt, Land Law, Lawbook Co Certoma, The Law of Succession in NSW, Lawbook Co Chalmers, Introduction to Trusts, Lawbook Co Carter, Commercial Law & Personal Property in NSW, Lawbook Co Fleming, The Law of Torts, Lawbook Co Ford and Austin, Principles of Corporations Law, Butterworths Gardiner, Outline of the Law of Torts, Butterworths Golvan, An Introduction to Intellectual Property Law, Federation Press Insolvency Law Journal, Lawbook Co Kelly, Insurance Legislation Manual, 3 rd edn, Butterworths Kelly and Ball, Principles of Insurance Law in Australia and New Zealand, Butterworths Latimer, Australian Business Law, CCH Mason Priddle & Fletcher, Cases on Commercial Law, Lawbook Co. McKeough and Stewart, Intellectual Property Law in Australia, Butterworths Neave et al, Sackville and Neave Property Law - Cases and Materials, Butterworths Pentony et al, Commercial Transactions - Cases & Materials, Butterworths Quilter, The Company Law Notes, Thomson Lawbook Tarr et al, Australian Insurance Law, Lawbook Co Teh and Dwyer, Introduction to Property Law, Butterworths Townley and Pratt, A Practical Guide to Insolvency, Butterworths Turner, Australian Commercial Law, Lawbook Co 4 Vermeesch and Lingren, Business Law, Butterworths There are various other texts periodically published which students may wish to refer to. Statutes - following statutes (as amended) may usefully be referred to: Conveyancing Act 1919 (NSW) Copyright Act 1968 (Cth) Corporations Act 2001 Designs Act 1906 (Cth) Insurance Contracts Act 1984 (Cth) Patents Act 1990 (Cth) Real Property Act 1900 (NSW) Trademarks Act 1994 (Cth) Trade Practices Act 1974 (Cth) Trustee Act, 1925 (NSW) Statutes are at http://www.austlii.edu.au please do not use the original document uploaded it is only an example.