The changing law
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The changing law
Leicester University Press, 1990
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Since 1965 the English legal system has changed more rapidly and radically than at any other time in the past century. This volume treats every aspect of that change - not only law reform, but also the processes and agents of change in the legal system and profession as well as the social and political factors that have promoted the evolution of the law.
Table of Contents
- Influences, pressures and agents for change, Robin White
- the rise and fall of negligence, John Holyoak
- creating and protecting informal interests in land, Mark Thompson
- family law after 20 years of reform, Judith Mason
- regulating the City, Ian Smith
- the changing rules of evidence, Marquita Inman
- national security versus civil liberty, Richard Stone
- changing attitudes - the case of race discrimination, David Bonner
- making a complex system simpler - the case of social security, David Pollard
- foreign jurisdiction clauses - the changing scene, Jan Grodecki
- the influence of European Community law, Malcolm Ross
- the changing legal profession, Fiona Cownie
- changing structures of authority, Tony Bradney
- codifying common law principles, Edward Griew.
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