Practice and Procedure in UK Law

Book reviewed in this article: Memorising Politics Of Ancient History; Dialectic Of Nihilism: Post‐Structuralism And Law. By Gillian Rose. The European Court of Justice: Practice and Procedure. By ...

This article is the second in the series detailing recent and continuing research into Payment Systems. The previous article dealt with some of the main features found to be important in scheme suc...

Book reviewed in this article: Dicey's Conflict of Laws. Seventh edition. Under the general editorship of J. H. C. Morris, D.C.L.(Oxon.) Mayne & McGregor on Damages. Twelfth edition. By Harvey ...

The filing and indexing of unpublished papers in government departments is a job given in the great majority of departments to a special section known as ‘the registry’, and a description of the pr...

Book reviewed in this article: Reform of the Constitution. By O. Hood Phillips, q.c Some Constitutional Problems. By K. Subba Rao Entscheidungen des Bundesverfassungsgerichts. Edited by Members of ...

Civility and Disobedience. By Burton Zweibach. Conspiracy and Civil Liberties: a Cobden Trust Memorandum. Scrutton on Charterparties and Bills of Lading. Eighteenth ed. By Sir A. A. Mocatta, one of...

Discusses the use of criteria in assessment of undergraduate dissertations. Illustrates how criteria can integrate both analytical and global quality measures of students’ work. Drawing from an ana...

In Brownlie v Four Seasons Holdings Inc, the UK Supreme Court for the first time addressed the meaning of ‘damage’ in the gateway for jurisdiction in tort cases under paragraph 3.1(9)(a) of Practic...

In 1993 Jon Venables and Robert Thompson were found guilty of the abduction and murder of two‐year‐old James Bulger. Aged ten at the time of the offence, the children were tried in an adult court b...