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Butterworths Civil Court Precedents

Butterworths Civil Court Precedents

Author: P K J Thompson; Louise di Mambro
Publisher: LexisNexis U.K. (S)
ISBN: 9780406048479

Previous Edition ISBN: 0406292051
Published In: Subscription-type (Contents updated periodically)
Format: Loose-leaf (3 volumes)
Jurisdiction: U.K. ? Disclaimer:
Countri(es) stated herein are used as reference only

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Butterworths Civil Court Precedents provides precedents in support of litigation in the county court, High Court and Court of Appeal, under the Civil Procedure Rules 1998.

Butterworths Civil Court Precedents acts as an invaluable companion to The Civil Court Practice, to which it is fully cross-referenced. It gives detailed guidance on the legal and practical implications of all forms of drafting for county court and High Court litigation.

The text is divided into three parts: Part I: General Proceedings under the Civil Procedure Rules 1998 provides over 1,500 complete precedents for the general run of county court and High Court proceedings, which are preceded by narrative exposition of the relevant legal and procedural aspects of pleading in the county court and High Court. Part II: Specific Proceedings under the CPR, deals with areas such as tort, personal injury, landlord and tenant and real property among others. Part III: Specific Proceedings outside the CPR deals with the law relating to Insolvency, Children and Family Breakdown.

The service is also available on CD-ROM, bringing users all the added benefits of electronic delivery such as enhanced search facilities and hypertext links.

Three looseleaf volumes, approx. seven service issues per year (invoiced separately on publication).

PART I: General proceedings under the CPR
Preliminaries, Statements of case, Applications, Offers, Judgments and orders, Disclosure and experts, Costs, Appeals, Compromise, Enforcement, Judicial review, statutory review and habeas corpus

PART II: Specific proceedings under the CPR
Contract and business law, Tort, Personal injury, Professional negligence, Landlord and tenant, Real property, Trusts and estates, Companies and partnerships

PART III: Specific proceedings outside the CPR
Insolvency, Children, Family breakdown

General editors:

P K J Thompson, QC, MA, LLB, of Lincoln's Inn, Barrister; and Louise di Mambro, LLB, of Middle Temple, Barrister, Deputy Head of the Judicial Office of the House of Lords and Acting Registrar to the UK Supreme Court. Consulting editor: His Honour Adrian Head, DCL, MA (Oxon).

Contributors:

Katherine Awadalla, LLB (Hons), of Middle Temple, Barrister; Nicholas Bacon, LLB (Hons), Barrister; Charles Bourne, MA (Cantab), of Middle Temple, Barrister; Andrew Davies, BA (Oxon), of Inner Temple, Barrister; John Gimlette, MA, LLB (Cantab), of Inner Temple, Barrister; Allan Gore, Q