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English Private Law 2nd ed isbn 9780199227945

English Private Law: Second Cumulative Updating Supplement

Subjects:
English Legal System, Supplements
Contents:
PART 1 SOURCES OF LAW

1. Sources of Law
PART 2 THE LAW OF PERSONS

2. Family

3. Companies and Other Associations
PART 3 THE LAW OF PROPERTY

4. Property: General Principles

5. Securities

6. Intellectual Property

7. Succession
PART 4 THE LAW OF OBLIGATIONS

8. Contract: General Rules

9. Agency and Representation

10. Sale of Goods

11. Carriage of Goods by Sea

12. Employment

13. Bailment

14. Tort

15. Unjust Enrichment
PART 5 LITIGATION

16. Insolvency

17. Private International Law

18. Judicial Remedies

19. Civil Procedure
Edited by: Peter Birks

ISBN13: 9780199271511
ISBN: 0199271518
New Edition ISBN: 9780199227945
Published: September 2004
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Country of Publication: UK
Binding: Paperback
Price: Out of print

Out Of Print

The second cumulative supplement to this first point of reference on English private law covers all developments in the key areas of this subject up to January 2004. It will be an essential purchase for all who already own the main work, as it maintains the currency of the two-volume main work itself. Edited by the Regius Professor of Civil Law and Oxford University, Peter Birks, each updating section is written by an acknowledged expert, bringing to bear their experience and understanding to provide a clear distillation and analysis of the relevant subject.

The format of the supplement complements the main work, with chapters grouped into five main parts: sources of law, law of persons, law of property, law of obligations, and litigation. In each case, leading experts have detailed developments in their own specialist area, for instance: Dr Stephen Cretney - Family Law; Professor Sir Guenter Treitel - Contract; Professor Francis Reynolds - Agency, and Carriage of Goods; and Professor Peter Birks - Unjust Enrichment. This cumulative supplement matches the two handsomely-bound volumes of the main work, both regarding design and contents, to facilitate frequent use. The main work and