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The Civil Court Practice 2007: The Green Book isbn 9781405725293

The Civil Court Practice 2006: The Green Book

Subjects:
Practice & Procedure
Contents:
VOLUME 1
PART I: PROCEDURE IN THE CIVIL COURTS
Civil Procedure Rules 1998
Rules of the Supreme Court
County Court Rules
Protocols
The Admiralty & Commercial Courts Guide
The Chancery Guide
The Mercantile Courts Guide
The Patents Court Guide
The Queen’
s Bench Guide
The Supreme Court Costs Office Guide
The Technology and Construction Court Guide
Procedural Tables
Fees
Forms
Addresses
VOLUME 2
PART II: GENERAL JURISDICTION
Supreme Court Act 1981
County Courts Act 1984
High Court and County Courts Jurisdiction Order 1991
Courts Act 2003
PART III: SPECIAL JURISDICTION OF THE CIVIL COURT
Covers jurisdiction of the civil courts, including essential guidance on these common areas of civil practice - Anti-Social Behaviour
Arbitration
Companies
Consumer Contracts
Contempt of Court
Crown Proceedings
Data Protection
Devolution
Discrimination
Employment
Environment
Europe
Family Proceedings
Family Provision
Funding of Legal Services
Funds in Court
Harassment
Human Rights
Insolvency
Landlord & Tenant and Housing
Legal Aid
Limitation
Mental Health
Mobile Homes
Partnership
Patents and other Intellectual Property
Personal Injury and Death
Personal Property
Real Property
Solicitors
Trusts and Administration of Estates
FORMS SUPPLEMENT
All the High Court and county court forms.
Edited by: P.K. Thompson, Louise di Mambro

ISBN13: 9781405711180
ISBN: 1405711183
New Edition ISBN: 9781405725293
Published: March 2006
Publisher: LexisNexis Butterworths
Country of Publication: UK
Binding: Hardback, 2 Volumes, Forms Paperback & CD-ROM
Price: Out of print

Out Of Print

The Green Book is the essential guide to bringing, defending and appealing civil proceedings and is an indispensable source of reference for all practitioners whether in the High Court or county courts. It provides focused, authoritative and comprehensive coverage of the CPR.

Volume one examines procedure in the civil courts and contains the Civil Procedure Rules 1998. Volume two covers general and more specific jurisdiction of the civil courts. A separate forms supplement sets out all available forms listed in CPR PD 4 together with some additional forms.

Essential commentary and explanatory notes are included throughout, written by an expert editorial board, including Lords Justices of Appeal, QBD and Chancery Masters, district judges and leading practitioners. It also includes free supplements within the year, and a free newsletter "Civil Court News" containing case summaries and articles.

At no extra charge a CD-Rom provides the full text and the complete set of fillable and downloadable forms.