Malcolm Combe

@malcolmcombe.bsky.social

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Scots academic lawyer based at the University of Strathclyde. Interested in access to: a) land; and b) justice. Don (in the fitba sense). Blogs a bit. Demi-Gael.

Decorated Christmas tree, featuring a needlepoint with "fuck cancer".
Sign on a wall surrounded by Halloween decorations saying NO TRESPASSING WE'RE TIRED OF HIDING THE BODIES
Hanging garden sign that says "Trespassers will be composted"
Image of ticket purchase portal at Hampden
Celebrations at Hampden after Dons win the Cup
Photo from the top of a hill on a sunny day
View from the top of a hill on a sunny day
Photo from the top of a hill on a sunny day
A man stands behind a lectern giving a speech, with a PowerPoint behind him.
Lentil dhal in a white bowl with a fork.
A tub of risotto.
Snip of Aberdeen FC tweet, which reads A festive Matchday in Ayrshire [wasp emoji] [tree emoji] Original image is of Captain Shinnie in a black and yellow away top, with text Matchday. Kilmarnock v Aberdeen. Thursday 26th December. 3pm kick-off. The BBSP Stadium Rugby Park.
A Christmas tree with lights and decorations (baubles, beads, a star, a stocking, and a prominent "fuck cancer" needlework).
Cover of a law journal, with text: THE JURIDICAL REVIEW The Law Journal of the Scottish Universities Special Issue Moveable Transactions Reform Guest Editor: Professor Andrew J. M. Steven Intro A MacUlpian Meal: Debating Reform of Moveable Transactions Law The Impetus for a New Moveable Transactions Law The Need for Reform: A Practitioner's Experiences International Perspectives on the Assignation Reforms in Scotland Assigning Rights in Scotland v England The Solutions & Challenges of the New Scottish Assignation in Securitisations Reflections on the Future of Moveable Security in Scotland: Property & Ranking Challenges Shares & the Scottish Statutory Pledge Security & New Asset Types in Scotland: The Possibilities of "Further Kinds of Incorporeal Property" A Trend Towards Registered Pledges-The Scots Law Reform of Security Over Moveable Property from a Continental European Perspective Secured Transactions Law Reform: Key Drivers, Challenges, & International Principles. It also has details of the publisher (W. Green) and says "2024 Part 4".
Malcolm speaking at a Strathclyde Uni lectern with a panel of two men and one women seated at a table beside him. A slide behind him is the Strathclyde Uni brand says Dealing in cultural objects; dealing with a gap in Scots law Malcolm M Combe December 2024 www.strath.ac.uk
Jason Isbell and band on stage at the Usher Hall in Edinburgh, with lots of fans in the audience. Guitarist dualling is spotlighted on the left.
Sarah Wolffe stands at a lectern to introduce Cynthia Neville, who sits at a desk. An audience watches on in a Faculty of Advocates building. A slide reads: March Law as Auld Law in the Late Medieval and Early Modern Scottish Legal Traditions Stair Society Annual Lecture 16 November 2024 Dr Cynthia J. Neville, Professor Emeritus, Dalhousie University, Halifax, Adjunct Professor of History, and member Centre for Scottish Studies, Guelph, Ontario,
Dr Alyson Evans stands behind a lectern speaking to an audience at Strathclyde.
A bust of Duncan McCaig in the Corran Halls in Oban. Duncan looks vaguely bronze, with a handlebar moustache and in regimental uniform, but has no arms or anything below his pelvis.
Lentils and stuff in a slow cooker pot.
Temporary fencing, behind which well-trodden paths can be seen between patches of grass and trees. Some of the dirt paths have white lines on their outside. Towards the rear of the photo wooden boundaries to the paths have been installed.
Photo of Trail West piper from a newspaper, playing a low A.
Ferry terminal at the Clyde, with a metal fence between the water and car park. One sign says NO FISHING, two say NO ACCESS TO FORESHORE
Matt Hannon standing at a lectern speaking to an audience at Strathclyde Uni. Behind him is a slide that says: Background To date decarbonisation has been achieved through the power sector, with relatively little involvement from consumers and clitzens Achieving a just transition towards sustainable development demands fundamental transformation of almost all aspects of our society and economy, such as how we heat, eat, work and travel. These changes rely on more decentralised decision making from citizens...
A decorated Christmas tree with a needlework that says "fuck cancer"
Veggie broth in a pan.