This bound major work contains all the cases reported in the All England Reports from 1558 until 1935.Cases are clearly presented with catchwords and headnotes summarising the judgments clearly and accurately. A vast range of living case law, this collection of classic cases is essential.
This series of reports gives systematic coverage of the judgments of the Technology and Construction Court, the specialist court of the construction industry and appellate decisions therefrom. The series reports the full text of judgments, rising from approved transcripts.The series deals with major liability cases; important building contract cases; claims by and against local authorities relating to statutory duties, public health legislation and building legislation; and claims relating to work done, materials supplied or services rendered.Key passages in each case are highlighted and the practical effect of each judgment is summarised. Both judgments and statements of the law are reported in full.Six individual volumes are issued per annum plus an Index covering volumes 1-50The complete set consists of 60 volumesFor price details please contact Customer Service on +44 (181) 662 2000 or fax +44 (181) 662 2012.
The PULP Guide is aimed at assisting researchers who are based in South Africa and who have an interest in South African law to access the sources of the law.
The Law Reports of the Bahamas comprises of a seven volume set featuring all important cases and judgements from 1965-1990. Ranging through a thorough cross-section of cases, the reports in this series are taken from the official transcripts of judgements of the Court of Appeal and the Supreme Court of the Commonwealth of the Bahamas.
"All England law reports noted against Halsbury's Laws of England:" table pub. Oct. 23 and Dec. 4, 1952, and therafter in the 1st Report of each month. Cf. Announcement, Oct. 23, 1952.
This book explores contemporary social theory and developments in the study of sexuality through the analysis of law and its practices. Each chapter explores the power of discourse in law in relation to homosexualities, while simultaneously examining how homosexuals resist and disrupt these legal discourses. It is a valuable addition to the literature of the fields of Sociology, Cultural Studies, Law, Politics, Gender Studies and Sexuality.