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Chris Bowser wins Mason Hayes essay prize 2024

Josh Fraser wins Mason Hayes essay prize 2023

Erjona Morina wins Mason Hayes essay prize 2022

Peaches Williams wins Mason Hayes essay prize 2021

Jessica Pallone wins Mason Hayes Essay prize 2020

Matthew Francis wins Mason Hayes Essay prize 2019

Ella Tunnell wins Mason Hayes Essay prize 2018

Suzanna Ghazal 2017 University of Sussex Mason Hayes Essay prize winner evaluates the provisions of the Consumer Rights Act 2015 relating to contracts to supply digital content to a consumer

Ian Dick 2016 University of Sussex Mason Hayes Essay prize winner evaluates the provisions of the Consumer Rights Act 2015 relating to contracts to supply digital content to a consumer.

Brittany Ling, 2015 University of Sussex Mason Hayes Essay prize winner assesses how in Lord Scarman’s judgment in Tai Hing Cotton Mill Ltd v Liu Chong Hing Bank Ltd, there is much disheartening news for the laws of banking.

Alicia Smith, joint 2014 University of Sussex Mason Hayes Essay Prizewinner discusses The Law of Unfair Dismissal as an Effective Control on Managerial Prerogative

Lucy Sellen, joint 2014 University of Sussex Mason Hayes Essay Prizewinner assesses how Legislation to Protect and Encourage Whistleblowing in Relation to Work Issues has Proved Inadequate

Mason Hayes Scholar, Roisin Fisher, discusses the doctrine of “promissory estoppel”

Elena Taylor-Dix, the University of Sussex 2013 Mason Hayes prize winner assesses consumer rights in relation to digital products with particular reference to e-book devices

Mason Hayes Scholar Alexandra Bridson discusses whether the judiciary in the UK make political decisions

Mason Hayes Scholar, Usman Ahmed, writes about the formation and enforceability of contracts and the doctrine of promissory estoppel

Mason Hayes prizewinning essay 2013 – Elena Taylor-Dix

Competition Law of the EU – Ralph Kellas

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