Civil Appeals: Principle and Procedure 2nd ed

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Civil Appeals: Principle and Procedure 2nd ed

James Leabeater, James Purchas, Lynne McCafferty, Sean O’Sullivan

ISBN13: 9780414034242

Previous Edition ISBN: 9780421960800

Published: December 2014

Publisher: Sweet & Maxwell Ltd

Country of Publication: UK

Format: Hardback

Price: £210.00

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Civil Appeals 2nd ed offers detailed procedural guidance through the complex process of bringing appeals in the civil courts.

Explains procedures in a straightforward, practical manner
Advises on the appropriateness of bringing an appeal, and techniques for arguing it
Goes beyond the rules themselves to examine the principles applied by appellate courts when considering appeals
Covers appeals against decisions of arbitrators
Contains useful procedural checklists to help ensure nothing is overlooked
Cross-referenced to Sweet & Maxwell's White Book to aid further research

Subjects:: Courts and Procedure

Contents:: The right to appeal.; Powers of appellate courts.; Reviews and rehearings.; Appeals against findings of fact.; Appeals on points of law.; Appeals against mixed findings of fact and law.; Appeals against exercises of discretion.; Appeals against case management decisions.; Appeals against costs orders.; Inadequacy of reasons.; Admitting new evidence.; What points may be taken on appeal.; Effect of consent, concessions and reservations.; Reopening appeals.; Interested parties and appeals.; The beginning of the appeal: the order and the judgment.; Grounds of appeal.; Permission to appeal.; Procedure: beginning an appeal.; Procedure: preparing for an appeal.; Procedure: arguing an appeal.; Practice outside the Royal Courts of Justice.; Practice in the Court of Appeal.; Practice in the Supreme Court.; Practice in the Privy Council.; Arbitration appeals.