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Professor David McLauchlan

Honorary Professor
TC Beirne School of Law

Publications

Book Chapter (1)
Journal Articles (41)
Conference Paper (1)

Book Chapter

David McLauchlan (2015). Liability under Hedley Byrne for 'pre-contract' negligent misrepresentation: a New Zealand perspective. In Kit Barker, Ross Grantham and Warren Swain (Ed.), The Law of Misstatements: 50 Years on from Hedley Byrne v Heller (pp. 291-318) Oxford, United Kingdom: Hart.

Journal Articles

McLauchlan, David (2015) Repudiatory breach, prospective inability, and the golden victory. Journal of Business Law, 7 530-550.
McLauchlan, David (2014) Construction and implication: in defence of Belize Telecom. Lloyd's Maritime and Commercial Law Quarterly, 203-240.
McLauchlan, David (2014) Refining rectification. Law Quarterly Review, 130 83-111.
Brazier, Lauren and McLauchlan, David (2013) A failure to perform: but was it a breach?. New Zealand Universities Law Review, 25 5: 1107-1121.
McLauchlan, David (2013) "Frustration" in the Court of Appeal. Victoria University of Wellington Law Review, 44 3/4: 593-608.
McLauchlan, David (2013) More on implied terms. New Zealand Law Journal, 9 346-349.
McLauchlan, David (2013) Contract damages: fundamental principle, fundamental disagreement. Canadian Business Law Journal, 46 1: 89-94.
McLauchlan, David (2013) The uncertain basis of the postal acceptance rule?. Journal of Contract Law, 30 1: 33-51.
McLauchlan, David (2012) The contract that neither party intends. Journal of Contract Law, 29 26-46.
McLauchlan, David and Lees, Matthew (2012) More construction controversy. Journal of Contract Law, 29 2: 97-120.
McLauchlan, David (2012) The entire agreement clause: conclusive or a question of weight?. Law Quarterly Review, 128 521-540.
McLauchlan, David (2011) The redundant reliance interest in contract damages. Law Quarterly Review, 127 23-27.
McLauchlan, David (2011) Common intention and contract interpretation. Lloyd's Maritime and Commercial Law Quarterly, 2011 1: 30-50.
McLauchlan, David (2011) A construction conundrum. Lloyd's Maritime and Commercial Law Quarterly, 2011 3: 428-448.
McLauchlan, David W. and Bigwood, Rick (2011) Lapse of offers due to changed circumstances: A contract conversation. Journal of Contract Law, 27 3: 222-246.
McLauchlan, David and Lees, Matthew (2011) Construction controversy. Journal of Contract Law, 28 2: 101-121.
McLauchlan, David W. (2010) Deleted words, prior negotiations and contract interpretation. New Zealand Universities Law Review, 24 2: 277-301.
McLauchlan, David (2010) Contract interpretation in the Supreme Court: Easy case, hard law?. New Zealand Business Law Quarterly, 16 3: 229-267.
McLauchlan, David W. (2010) Commonsense principles of interpretation and rectification. Law Quarterly Review, 126: 8-14.
McLauchlan, David (2009) Contract interpretation and subsequent conduct. New Zealand Law Journal, 125-127.
McLauchlan, David W. (2009) Plain Meaning and Commercial Construction: Has Australia Adopted the ICS Principles?. Journal of Contract Law, 25 1: 7-38.
McLauchlan, David W. (2009) Interpretation and Rectification: Lord Hoffmann's Last Stand. New Zealand Law Review, 2009 3: 431-453.
McLauchlan, David W. (2009) Contract Interpretation: What Is It About?. The Sydney Law Review, 31 1: 5-51.
McLauchlan, David (2008) The ‘drastic’ remedy of rectification for unilateral mistake. Law Quarterly Review, 124 608-640.
McLauchlan, David W. (2008) Timely payment but no settlement: A necessary requirement of notification?. New Zealand Business Law Quarterly, 14: 37-44.
McLauchlan, D. W. (2007) Some issues in the assessment of expectation damages. New Zealand Law Review, 2007 563-629.
McLauchlan, D. W. (2007) Reliance damages for breach of contract. New Zealand Law Review, 2007 417-457.
McLauchlan, D. W. (2006) Is there a reliance interest in contact damages?. New Zealand Law Journal, August 254-257.
McLauchlan, D. W. (2006) Contract Formation, Contract Interpretation and Subsequent Consequences. University of Queensland Law Journal, 25 1: 77-110.
McLauchlan, D. W. (2006) In Defence of a Role for Subsequent Conduct in Contract Interpretation. New Zealand Business Law Quarterly, 12 30-49.
McLauchlan, D. W. (2005) Defying common sense in contract. New Zealand Law Journal, 2005 9: 300-302.
McLauchlan, D. W. (2005) Mistake of identity and contract formation. The Journal of Contract Law, 21 1: 1-50.
McLauchlan, D. W. (2005) Parol evidence and contract formation. Law Quarterly Review, 121 January: 9-16.
McLauchlan, D. W. (2005) In defence of the fourth category of preliminary agreements. Journal of Contract Law, 21 3: 286-305.
McLauchlan, D. W. (2005) Objectivity in contract. University of Queensland Law Journal, 24 2: 479-497.
McLauchlan, D. (2004) A contract conundrum?. New Zealand Business Law Quarterly, 10 3: 189-202.
McLauchlan, D. W. (2004) Interpretation and necessary implications. New Zealand Universities Law Review, 21 2: 331-337.
McLauchlan, David (2004) Contract Interpretation : A Return to Judicial Conservatism?. New Zealand Business Law Quarterly, 10 66-84.
McLauchlan, David W. (2003) The justiciability of an agreement to negotiate in good faith. New Zealand Universities Law Review, 20 3: 265-298.
McLauchlan, David (2003) More on the Contractual Mistakes 'Code'. New Zealand Business Law Quarterly, 9 51-65.
McLauchlan, David W. (2002) Intention, Incompleteness and Uncertainty in the New Zealand Court of Appeal. Journal of Contract Law, 18 2: 153-179.

Conference Paper

McLauchlan, D. W. (2005). The Agreement to Negotiate in Good Faith: A Non-Justifiable Contract?. In: I Eagles, New Zealand Business Law Quarterly. Commercial Good Faith Symposium, Auckland, New Zealand, (454-478). 2 September 2005.