Transcripción del resumen del autor. The boundary between England and Scotland has been the cause of many battles over centuries past but recent history has happily been more peaceful. The Scottish Nationalist Party's landslide victory in the spring Scottish elections and the party's commitment to independence raises the spectre of fresh conflict between the two countries over the UK continental shelf and its oil and gas resources, writes Penelope Warne, who is qualified in both Scots and English law, and is Head of Energy at CMS Cameron McKenna

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