HUDSON PRIZE AWARD CEREMONY, 9 April 2002
50 people attended the Hudson Prize award ceremony at the National
Liberal Club in London on 9 April. The three winners spoke and
answered questions. More details.
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Anthony Lavers (second from left), organiser of the
Hudson Prize, with the three prize winners. From left
to right: Ben Ring, a solicitor with Linklaters &
Alliance, Hong Kong; Adrian Baron, a senior associate
with Deacons, Brisbane Australia; and Hamish Lal, a
solicitor with Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer, London.
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LEFT:
Adrian Baron, a senior associate with Deacons, was awarded
first prize for his essay entitled "Damages in
the shadow of a penalty clause - tripping over policy
in the search for logic and legal principle".
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RIGHT:
Ben Ring, a solicitor with Linklaters & Alliance,
won joint second prize for his essay entitled "Separability
- a tale of two agreements".
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ABOVE:
Hamish Lal, a solicitor with Freshfields Bruckhaus
Deringer, won joint second prize for his essay entitled
"Extensions of time: The conflict between the
'prevention principle' and notice requirements as
a condition precedent".
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Hamish Lal addressing the meeting.
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A view of the hall, with Adrian Baron making his presentation.
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