Blackstone's Civil Practice The Commentary 2012

Adopting the distinctive narrative approach based on the chronology of a claim, the book provides authoritative guidance on the process of civil litigation from commencement of a claim objective to enforcement of judgments.

It addresses civil procedure in the county courts, the High Court, and the Supreme Court as well as more specialist matters such as insolvency proceedings, sale of goods, and human rights, providing expert analysis on a comprehensive level.

The narrative commentary is supported by the comprehensive Blackstone's Civil Practice 2012 Procedural Checklists making this a concise and authoritative research tool.

Written by a team of expert practitioners and academics it is an ideal tool for those requiring quality in-depth analysis. The text is fully referenced to Civil Procedure Rules (CPR) and Practice Directions (PD) making the book easy to use alongside other sources of these materials at your desk as well as in court.

Straightforward navigation is ensured by a detailed and user-friendly index as well as a quick-reference guide inside the front cover, providing an alternative point of access for those more familiar with the CPR.

The 38 Procedural Checklists in Blackstone's Civil Practice 2012 are available from IRIS Laserform.

• Access the renowned Blackstone's Civil Practice commentary in a concise and portable format
• Established expert guidance on civil procedure from a team of authoritative authors led by the Right Honourable Lord Justice Maurice Kay
• Uniquely based on the chronology of a claim providing 1500 pages of comprehensive and incisive commentary on the process of civil litigation
• Ease of use alongside other sources of the Civil Procedure Rules and Practice Directions ensured by comprehensive and intuitive cross-referencing
• 38 Procedural Checklists summarise the steps to be taken providing invaluable information on documentation, time limits, and required actions as well as applicable Civil Procedure Rules and Practice Directions