Sinéad Agnew is Catherine Seville Associate Professor of Law at the University of Cambridge and a Fellow of Newnham College, UK.Marcus Smith is the President of the Competition Appeal Tribunal, and a Justice of the High Court of England and Wales, UK.

• Preface List of Contributors Table of Cases Table of Legislation Table of International Conventions, Treaties and Agreements 1. Sarah Worthington: A Biographical Sketch, Ross Cranston and George Leggatt2. Cultural Property and the ‘Dark Side’ of the Rule of Law, Sir Marcus Smith3. Insolvency and Economic Disaster, Sir William Trower, Mark Phillips KC and Madeleine Jones4. Attribution and Agency: Back to Basics Again, Rachel Leow5. Corporate Liability for Wrongdoing within (Foreign) Subsidiaries: Mechanisms from Corporate Law, Tort and Regulation, Paul Davies6. Networks as a Legal Concept: Mythical Beast No More?, Hugh Collins7. The Importance of Classes in Insolvency and Restructuring, Sir Antony Zacaroli8. Proprietary Restitution: The Primary Remedy for Unjust Enrichment?, Michael Bryan9. Exporting Fiduciary Obligations: The Case of Advisors, Simone Degeling and Lionel Smith10. Achieving Coherence in Equity’s Responses to ‘Breach of Trust’, Jessica Hudson and Pauline Ridge11. Tracing and Payment Systems, James Penner12. Ownership, Personalty and Security Transactions, Michael Bridge13. Netting Off Gains and Losses in the Law of Unjust Enrichment, Charles Mitchell14. The Case for Cryptoassets as Property, Peter Watts KC and Kelvin FK Low15. Better Left to the Legislature? Notes on a Nagging Doubt Over the Legal Recognition of Cryptoassets, Julius AW GrowerIndex

Sinéad Agnew is Catherine Seville Associate Professor of Law at the University of Cambridge and a Fellow of Newnham College, UK.Marcus Smith is the President of the Competition Appeal Tribunal, and a Justice of the High Court of England and Wales, UK.

• Preface List of Contributors Table of Cases Table of Legislation Table of International Conventions, Treaties and Agreements 1. Sarah Worthington: A Biographical Sketch, Ross Cranston and George Leggatt2. Cultural Property and the ‘Dark Side’ of the Rule of Law, Sir Marcus Smith3. Insolvency and Economic Disaster, Sir William Trower, Mark Phillips KC and Madeleine Jones4. Attribution and Agency: Back to Basics Again, Rachel Leow5. Corporate Liability for Wrongdoing within (Foreign) Subsidiaries: Mechanisms from Corporate Law, Tort and Regulation, Paul Davies6. Networks as a Legal Concept: Mythical Beast No More?, Hugh Collins7. The Importance of Classes in Insolvency and Restructuring, Sir Antony Zacaroli8. Proprietary Restitution: The Primary Remedy for Unjust Enrichment?, Michael Bryan9. Exporting Fiduciary Obligations: The Case of Advisors, Simone Degeling and Lionel Smith10. Achieving Coherence in Equity’s Responses to ‘Breach of Trust’, Jessica Hudson and Pauline Ridge11. Tracing and Payment Systems, James Penner12. Ownership, Personalty and Security Transactions, Michael Bridge13. Netting Off Gains and Losses in the Law of Unjust Enrichment, Charles Mitchell14. The Case for Cryptoassets as Property, Peter Watts KC and Kelvin FK Low15. Better Left to the Legislature? Notes on a Nagging Doubt Over the Legal Recognition of Cryptoassets, Julius AW GrowerIndex

Sinéad Agnew is Catherine Seville Associate Professor of Law at the University of Cambridge and a Fellow of Newnham College, UK.Marcus Smith is the President of the Competition Appeal Tribunal, and a Justice of the High Court of England and Wales, UK.

• Preface List of Contributors Table of Cases Table of Legislation Table of International Conventions, Treaties and Agreements 1. Sarah Worthington: A Biographical Sketch, Ross Cranston and George Leggatt2. Cultural Property and the ‘Dark Side’ of the Rule of Law, Sir Marcus Smith3. Insolvency and Economic Disaster, Sir William Trower, Mark Phillips KC and Madeleine Jones4. Attribution and Agency: Back to Basics Again, Rachel Leow5. Corporate Liability for Wrongdoing within (Foreign) Subsidiaries: Mechanisms from Corporate Law, Tort and Regulation, Paul Davies6. Networks as a Legal Concept: Mythical Beast No More?, Hugh Collins7. The Importance of Classes in Insolvency and Restructuring, Sir Antony Zacaroli8. Proprietary Restitution: The Primary Remedy for Unjust Enrichment?, Michael Bryan9. Exporting Fiduciary Obligations: The Case of Advisors, Simone Degeling and Lionel Smith10. Achieving Coherence in Equity’s Responses to ‘Breach of Trust’, Jessica Hudson and Pauline Ridge11. Tracing and Payment Systems, James Penner12. Ownership, Personalty and Security Transactions, Michael Bridge13. Netting Off Gains and Losses in the Law of Unjust Enrichment, Charles Mitchell14. The Case for Cryptoassets as Property, Peter Watts KC and Kelvin FK Low15. Better Left to the Legislature? Notes on a Nagging Doubt Over the Legal Recognition of Cryptoassets, Julius AW GrowerIndex