Hexagon v Providence: An exercise in ordinary construction
The Supreme Court’s construction of the termination clause in Hexagon Housing Association Limited v Providence Building Services Limited [2026] UKSC 1.
The Oxford Undergraduate Law & Policy Review publishes legal and policy scholarship by Oxford students. It is edited by students and published by the Oxford Law Society.
Current issue
Issue One
Michaelmas 2025 – Hilary 2026
The inaugural issue of the Review: five student articles across criminal law, employment law, competition law and intellectual property, and a feature article on military justice.
In this issue
Full contents- An Unlevel Playing Field: Why Employment Law is Failing the Modern Athlete
- Unreasonable risks: The overlooked element of recklessness in the English criminal law
- Between Reason and Reality: A Values-Based Reconstruction of the English and Chinese laws of self-defence
- Cards Against Immunity: Reverse Settlement Payments
- Balancing Patents and Public Health
- Unlawful Command Influence: Why we don’t care about war crimes anymore
From the blog
All postsIntroducing the Oxford Undergraduate Law & Policy Review
The Oxford Law Society’s new platform for undergraduate legal scholarship, founded in Trinity Term 2025.
Write for the Review
We publish full-length articles in the Review and shorter case notes and commentary on the blog. Submissions are open to Oxford students and are made through an online form.